The Oberic family built the citadel and the old urban center in the 15th century. Not to be missed are the Church of Our Lady of the Angels and its Museum and the Rector's Palace, the Franciscan Monastery and its belvedere from which we enjoy, at 150 m altitude, a breathtaking view of the Pelsejac Canal as well as on the islands of Lastovo, Miljet and Korcula.

Formerly under the Republic of Ragusa, Orebic developed in the late 16th century thanks to its merchant seamen, who will make their city an important trading center in the 17th century. In 1865 the "Société maritime de Pelsejac" was created. It is a tradition that sailors operate the sirens of their boats before leaving the port and returning to ask for the protection of Our Lady of the Angels or to thank her for coming back.

The Orebic's field is one of the 2 largest producers of Croatian wines, with the famous "Dingac", "Plava Mali" and "Postup" grape varieties.
The Mediterranean climate being of paramount importance is the origin of the renowned production of Pelsejac wines for more than 100 years.
We can taste them in charming taverns or to water a meal of fish or seafood at the famous restaurant "Karako". To your health and good appetite!

With its wide sandy beach near Trstenica Bay, there are many activities available to us such as rowing, swimming, scuba diving, hiking, water skiing, surfing and sailing. .
Many small pebble beaches are at our disposal in welcoming rocky coves, but if you want to spend a day or an evening in a city atmosphere, boats take you to the port of the city of Korcula.