Peračko Blato lies in a landscape where the Baćina Lakes area offers a nature excursion with walking and cycling, traditional photo safaris by boat, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, swimming, and birdwatching. Local fig products are also available in Peračko Blato. Those wishing to book a hotel in Peračko Blato can then continue searching for accommodation.
Nature
The Poučno-rekreativna staza Peračko Blato is 2,730 metres long and has an elevation difference of 280 metres. Part of the route is intended for protection within a planned nature park.
Vidikovac 180 is located along the first section of the route and overlooks the Baćina Lakes. Vidikovac 360 is situated on a hill and offers panoramic views towards the sea, Pelješac, the surrounding hills, and the Vrgorac Field. The viewpoint can be reached via a narrow, barely discernible goat trail.
Cycling
A 15-kilometre cycle route connects five of the seven Baćina Lakes with Baćina and Peračko Blato. Benches and water sources can be found along the cycle route connecting Peračko Blato with the Baćina Lakes area.
Culture and history
The prehistoric burial mound sites associated with Peračko Blato include Gomila 1 at Resna kosa, Gomila 2–8 in Gradac, Gomila 9–10 in Zavala, and Gomila 23.
In the nearby area, a road branches off from Sladinac towards the cemetery in Peračko Blato in the direction of Perka and reaches the heritage site. Perka is associated with the Vladimirović princes and contains the remains of an ancient town with a carved cross.
A tunnel opened between the lake and the sea in 1938 drained the area where Peračko Blato is located today.
Regional cuisine
Peračko Blato is associated with Bjelica figs, including both green and dried figs. Smokvenjak is a traditional Dalmatian cake made from figs.
