Ston was a constituent of the Dubrovnik Republic and had to be secured due to its lucrative salt industry, given that a kilogram of salt was as valuable as a kilogram of silver back then. The illustrious architects and builders who constructed the Dubrovnik wall also lent their skills to the creation of Ston’s wall, which outsize the former and ranks as the second-largest wall in Europe, succeeded only by Hadrian’s wall. We will escort you on a journey through Ston’s history and the Peljesac peninsula. The area is renowned for its superior wines and seafood. An opportunity to savor oysters and wine awaits.