Trstenik is considered to be the oldest place on the island Pelješac. It belongs to the municipality Orebić in Dubrovnik Neretva County. Above the village is located known site from the Stone Age, where they found a stone ax dating from the Neolithic period. This area proves that Trstenik has been inhabited by people since the Stone Age. According to the census in 2001. lived in the settlement 97 locals who were mostly Catholic Croats, while back in the 1880th year the area was inhabited by 260 people. Over the years, residents have been engaged in fishing and catering, but we can say that one of the most developed branches is grape growing and wine production. Around this small town locals grow grape variety Plavac Mali, which is used to produce wine of the same name and luxurious Dingač, protected red wine. Below the hill Ćućin live wild boar and mouflon and tourists can visit this habitat in organized tours. Beaches with clear waters and numerous bays that are full of pine fore...sts attract many tourists, especially those who want to spend peaceful holiday. Trstenik is especially topical for divers and fishing enthusiasts, and besides diving, tourists can relax sailing ore uing one of many facilities which are offered at the beaches. It should be noted that Thanks to ferry lines tourists can visit nearby places. However, many ferry lines were discontinued due to costs and lack of interest. Trstenik invites you to visit this wonderful landscape and see the combination of man and nature, and traces of life and civilization wich are leading in the distant past. The accommodation is offered in modern apartments and rooms in private houses or boarding houses whose owners with their kindness and hospitality are doing everything necessary to make your stay even more pleasant. We strongly recommend a visit to Trstenik that definitely will not disappoint you.