Dančanje: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

Dančanje combines rural cultural heritage with archaeological traces. Bautovići is listed in Dančanje as a rural cultural heritage unit. The Church of St Mihajla building is part of the town’s sacred cultural heritage.

The Mali and Veliki Gradas tumuli are recorded in Dančanje as archaeological sites; they are currently not prepared for tourist visits. Dančanje Polje is a single archaeological site consisting of a stone tumulus. Dančanje Koče is also a single archaeological site, comprising five stone tumuli.

When staying in Dančanje, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Landscape

The rural units of Dančanje are connected with the rural cultural landscape of the hinterland, which is characterised by compact stone architecture. Dančanje is designated as one of the rural units of this cultural landscape.

In the wider regional surroundings of Dančanje, Malostonski Bay offers mussel farming, boat trips to oyster farms and oyster tastings with Pelješac wine.

Paths and Surroundings

Ston and Mali Ston are connected by a preserved stone wall, considered to be 5.5 kilometres long. Napoleon's Road also extends for 7 kilometres through the municipality of Ston to Ponikve. The route has a moderate difficulty level and is suitable for hiking or cycling.

To the overall travel overview: Općina Ston.

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