Orebić

and you can enter without any problems due to the lights on the heads of two breakwaters. The top of the breakwater must be kept absolutely free because larger ferries and smaller passenger ships coming from Korčula dock there. Overall, the Marina Orebić has 220 berths, all of which provide a power and water supply and about 20 other places on shore. But only yachts under 12 m in length and a maximum depth of 2 m can dock in due to the low water depth in the harbor and mooring lines which run pretty flat. For visiting yachts are 25 separate berths on the inside of the small breakwater available.
Along the pier, there are several public parking and the next tanking option is just opposite the island Korčula.

Shopping in Orebić
In the small town Orebić excellent care options are available. In addition to several department stores, you can also find a bakery, butcher shop and a market you can buy fresh fruit, vegetables and fish.

Food and Leisure in Orebić
In the numerous restaurants and taverns in town and along the waterfront, are mainly local and Mediterranean cuisine offered and especially the excellent fish dishes are always on the menu.
Directly in the center of Orebić there is the interesting Maritime Museum - the old navigation equipment, maps and artifacts from the past centuries show and the old captains' cemetery next to the church with a beautiful view of the island Korčula.
Who has time to spare and is in good shape, a hike on the nearly 1000 meter high mountain Sv. Ilija (St. Elijah) rising behind Orebić is a good idea. The road to the summit is well signposted and you will be rewarded with a magnificent view.