Spend Your holiday in the Drace hart of Pelješac peninsula. It is ideal places for all of You running away from the haste of urban lifestyle. Run away from the city, take a break from stressful life, leave Your worries behind, enjoy Your holiday by the worm sea, sun and scent of pine tree woods.
It is situated at the narrowest central part of Pelješac between two seas: THE GREAT SEA – open to the wide-sea, rocky coast, secluded beaches and blue sea-depths and THE LITTLE SEA – between Pelješac and mainland, sheltered and gentle with numerous islets, rich shell cultivation centres and first quality fish.
Drace is a bay on the northeast side of Peninsular Pelješac, unique for its unusual archipelago consists of 13 small islands and very worm sea, ideal for seashell and fish farming.
DRACE is originally fishing settlement's. It's inhabitant's have traditionally lived off of agriculture, wine growing and fishing, while nowadays tourism is becoming more and more important.
Drace is all day long surrounded by the sun, along with the hundred-year old cypresses, olives, agaves and wonderful flowers, that is what Drace offers to its guests and visitors - pure unaffected nature. Beautiful bays and flint beaches, with crystal-clear sea attracts tourists who love beauty and recovery. Arround Drace there are sandy and pebble beaches.
We recommend the surroundings for those who like to go for walks and all of those interested in century old settlements and their traditions.
Drace is a picturesque village protected by two piers. Drace is ideally situated for a peaceful family holiday, but its closeness to well-known tourist destinations like Dubrovnik, Island Korcula, National park Mljet, Medjugorje and others ensure that the guest can also enjoy many excursions and outings to enrich his stay.
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