Discover Trpanj, its hidden coves, romantic beaches and untouched nature. It is located on the Pelješac peninsula and enjoys a great Mediterranean climate that has made it the perfect climate for making top quality wines. It is also known for the saltern that for centuries has fed many, including the famous Republic of Dubrovnik. On this beautiful peninsula you will be escorted by the magnificent Ston Wall, once a defensive wall - the third symbol of Peljesac. Come and see the nature in its original form. To Trpanj, you will be brought by Napoleon's road, which itself can tell a story with its gastronomic and oenological offer, which Napoleon also left a mark on. By sea you arrive in the stunningly beautiful port of Trpanj, in front of which Our Lady of the Sea awaits you. It is a place where generations of successful sailors go to the far world, where fishermen and farmers have lived since time immemorial, and it is also a real tourist oasis. There will be no end to the idyllic stay, because a visit to the hidden Pelješac bays of Divna and Duba, Orebić - from where you can also take you to Korčula, the birthplace of the adventurer Marco Polo, is unavoidable. From Pelješac there are sea lines that lead to Odysseus' island of Mljet and to the town of Sućuraj on the sunniest island of Hvar. On the steep slopes of the peninsula, visit the Pelješac Wine Route where the varieties Dingača, Plavac mali and Postup mature. Our guests know why they always come back to Hotel Faraon, located right next to the beach. Let your senses enjoy the magical vistas, magnificent scents and relaxing sounds of the sea. Take a break from the city crowds, taste the best Croatian wines and immerse yourself in gastronomic specialties from Trpanj taverns. Holidays in Trpanj will give you an unforgettable experience and will chalenge you to come back to us every year

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