Hotel Faraon

Discover Trpanj, a place of hidden coves, romantic beaches, and untouched natural beauty.

Set on the Pelješac peninsula, it benefits from a wonderful Mediterranean climate—ideal for producing top-tier wines. The area is also famous for its salt pans, which sustained many over the centuries, including the renowned Republic of Dubrovnik. Across this stunning peninsula, you'll be guided by the impressive Ston Wall, a historic defensive structure and the third iconic landmark of Pelješac. Come and witness nature in its purest form.

You'll reach Trpanj via Napoleon's Road, a route brimming with stories, gastronomic delights, and wine offerings that even Napoleon left his mark on. Arriving by sea, you'll dock at the breathtaking port of Trpanj, where the statue of Our Lady of the Sea welcomes you. This is a place where generations of adventurous sailors have set off to distant shores, where fishermen and farmers have lived for centuries, and it now stands as a true tourist haven.

Your idyllic stay will never feel complete, as you must explore Pelješac's hidden bays—Divna and Duba—and visit Orebić, where you can hop over to Korčula, the birthplace of explorer Marco Polo. From Pelješac, sea routes lead to Odysseus's island of Mljet and the town of Sućuraj on Hvar, the sunniest island.

On the peninsula's steep slopes, follow the Pelješac Wine Route, where varieties like Dingača, Plavac Mali, and Postup ripen to perfection.

Our guests know why they keep returning to Hotel Faraon, nestled right by the beach. Let your senses indulge in magical views, wonderful scents, and the soothing sounds of the sea. Escape the city bustle, savor Croatia's finest wines, and immerse yourself in the gastronomic specialties of Trpanj's taverns.

A holiday in Trpanj offers an unforgettable experience and will inspire you to come back year after year.