Trpanj – Przewodnik podróżniczy po Chorwacji

A small, tranquil fishing village on the northern coast of the Pelješac peninsula, nestled at the foot of the Pelješac hills above a sheltered bay. Trpanj is the ferry gateway to Ploče on the mainland and has a genuine, unpretentious character with a small beach, seafood restaurants, and a relaxed Mediterranean pace. The surrounding area offers excellent hiking on the dramatic Pelješac ridgeline with views over the Neretva delta and the Dalmatian islands, and it serves as a quiet base for exploring the renowned Pelješac wines and Ston's oysters.

A small, tranquil fishing village on the northern coast of the Pelješac peninsula, nestled at the foot of the Pelješac hills above a sheltered bay. Trpanj is the ferry gateway to Ploče on the mainland and has a genuine, unpretentious character with a small beach, seafood restaurants, and a relaxed Mediterranean pace. The surrounding area offers excellent hiking on the dramatic Pelješac ridgeline with views over the Neretva delta and the Dalmatian islands, and it serves as a quiet base for exploring the renowned Pelješac wines and Ston's oysters. Trpanj znajduje się w Chorwacji, na wybrzeżu Adriatyku. Najlepsze miesiące do odwiedzin: May, June, July, August, September. Aby uniknąć tłumów szczytu sezonu (lipiec–sierpień), wybierz maj–czerwiec lub wrzesień–październik — morze jest jeszcze ciepłe, ceny niższe, a atrakcje mniej zatłoczone. Chorwacja jest członkiem UE od 2013 r. i przyjęła Euro (EUR) w styczniu 2023 r. Znajdź prognozę pogody, prognozy tłumów i porady podróżne na tej stronie.