In August 2017, my pal 
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Trpanj is a small, quiet town located in the longest peninsula in the whole Croatia - Pelješac (roughly 65 km) and situated between the Korčula and Mljet islands. Despite being the biggest one in the area, it only has about 900 inhabitants (as of 2001).
Fact: A remedial mud peloid occurs in the imminent bay, which is often used to prevent and heal diseases related to the motor and nervous systems.
Take the state road D8 south/north from Rijeka to Dubrovnik and drive until you reach the D414 road intersection (approximately 560th kilometer of the D8 road). Then head towards Ston, take the D415 road right, and drive all the way up to Trpanj.
Alternatively, if you are traveling from the northern Croatia, you can take a ferry that leaves from Ploče.
The nearest camping is located at Camping Vrila - a truly quiet and back to nature place.
I personally, after having a talk with a local guy (who by the way said he has not seen a biker to appear in the area for years now), decided to ditch the idea for a legal camping, and pitched the tent in the best spot I have encountered during the whole trip.
The church sheltered us from the incredibly hot sun for the whole morning :)
The area, due to it's extraordinary climate and lush flora, is full of local wineries. In the matter of fact, the famous red wine Postup is being produced in Orebić, which is located only a couple kilometers from Trpanj. If you are a wine person, I highly encourage you to try out what the locals have to offer.
Trpanj is also the home for the Feast of the Assumption festival, a traditional annual celebration. We were lucky enough to accidentally visit the town during that time of a year. In 2018, it is scheduled to start off on August the 17th and if you will get a chance to be there, I recommend you try ćevapčići, a traditional dish made of grilled, minced meat.
