Lovište, Coastal village in Orebić, Croatia.
Lovište is a village at the western tip of the Pelješac peninsula with a coastline featuring numerous hidden coves and pebble beaches. The settlement sits along rocky shores that create natural landing points and small bays with shallow water access.
The settlement was established in 1855 when families from Hvar island migrated to the area and built the community. This early migration shaped the initial development and demographic foundation of the western peninsula coast.
The local community has deep ties to fishing and maritime traditions that remain visible in daily life. These connections shape how the village functions and how people spend their time near the water.
The village offers accommodations in apartments and holiday homes, with local restaurants serving regional food specialties. A small local shop provides everyday supplies, making it easy to stay self-sufficient during your stay.
The village receives more than 3000 hours of sunshine annually, making it one of the sunniest spots in the region. Sea temperatures here are consistently warmer than other parts of the peninsula, attracting swimmers and water enthusiasts.
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