Komarna: Coastal Paths, Sea and Wine

Komarna is a small Dalmatian coastal town with clear seas, the scents of Mediterranean vegetation and gentle maestral winds. Different interests may guide your choice of activities during your stay: paths by the water and in the surrounding area, snorkelling at the beach or wine tastings at Terra Madre. Options range from outdoor activities to guided tours of the vineyard and cellar.

Paths by the Water and in the Surrounding Area

For walks and hikes, there are small roads and footpaths along the water, as well as the surrounding hills and mountains. Coastal paths and the mountainous surroundings offer varied landscapes. Mountain bikes and kayaks can be rented locally. If these rental options are important to your plans, check providers and availability before travelling.

The beach is considered a good place for snorkelling. This activity is especially recommended for guests with their own equipment at the far end of the beach. If you depend on local equipment rental, check availability in advance.

Wine Tastings and Picnics at Terra Madre

Terra Madre in Komarna offers wine tastings and guided tours of the vineyard and cellar. The tastings focus on Plavac mali, Pošip and rosé, accompanied by local dishes. The terrace at Vinarija Terra Madre offers views of the sea, the Pelješac peninsula and the outlines of the islands of Brač and Hvar.

In the wider destination of Općina Slivno, the Terra Madre vineyards in Komarna cover about 16.55 hectares; products from these vineyards are organically certified. Vinarija Terra Madre in Komarna serves homemade Pršut, cheese, olives and bread with its wines. A picnic basket for two or four people can round out the experience. It contains products from the tasting room and is enjoyed on the winery’s terrace, with views of the vineyard and sunset. Check visitor arrangements and booking requirements before you arrive; you should also confirm the availability of the picnic in advance.

Općina Slivno as the Wider Setting

In the wider destination of Općina Slivno, the municipality comprises 18 settlements at the confluence of the Neretva and the Adriatic. Its 22 kilometres of coastline stretch between the mouth of the Mala Neretva and Moračna Bay. Numerous coves, peninsulas and several smaller islands form part of this coastal landscape. The coves along the coast of Slivno have pebble beaches and are considered peaceful and relaxing because they are relatively far from larger settlements.

Cultural Sites in Klek

In Klek, the Nonković Tower dates back to the 17th century. Above Klek lie the ruins of Smrdan-grad, also dating back to the 17th century. The necropolis in Klek includes stećak tombstones from the 14th century. The Stećak Gallery in Klek is a meeting place for visual, performing and other artists. Thus, in the wider destination of Općina Slivno, historic buildings and tombstones sit alongside a place for artists.

For the wider travel overview: Općina Slivno.