Drvenik: Hotels and Accommodation

Drvenik is a coastal town with pebble beaches that are usually shaded by pine trees. Those wishing to book a hotel in Drvenik can continue their accommodation search afterward.

Nature

Gornja Vala Beach is the longest beach in the Drvenik area and offers natural shade from pine trees. There is also a ramp for people with disabilities.

History and Culture

St. George's Church is located in Staro selo above Donja Vala. Its oldest part is said to date from the 15th century; since 1976, it has been protected by the state as a cultural monument.

The Gradina Fortress is mentioned as dating from the 15th century. Its ruins lie on Gradina Hill, 297 meters above sea level. The fortress was occupied and burned down by Ottoman troops in 1686. The Gradina fortress complex is listed among the important and relatively well-preserved sites of Drvenik.

The historical and cultural points in Drvenik mentioned for visitors include the Gradina fortification, St. George's Church, the Kostanića greb monument, the remains of 13th-century houses in Staro selo, and the route across Biokovo associated with Alberto Fortis and Hasanaginica.

Activities

Drvenik has cycling routes ranging from well-maintained seaside promenades to hilly gravel paths. The “Alberto Fortis” downhill trail is intended for riders seeking an adrenaline rush. The Alberto Fortis Trail is also the stone path to the old village of Drvenik.

Kayaking in Drvenik allows visitors to discover hidden beaches, coves, and reefs. Hikes from Drvenik can include an ascent to the nearby peak of Sokolić, which is 788 meters high.

More local pages: Gradac, Brist, Podaca, Zaostrog.

To the higher-level travel overview: Gradac.