A medieval town that sits at the start of the Peljesac peninsula, Ston is known for its epic defensive walls that connect it to the town of Mali. This area is home to famous oysters, historic alleyways, and dramatic views. The wall is the second-largest in the world, pipped to the post only by the Great Wall of China, and runs for 3km across the hills, linking the two towns in history since the 14th century. Charter guests can follow the wall for a spectacular walk that goes from Ston to Mali, soaking up the sights of the medieval towns, the poetic blue sea, and the emerald fauna that peppers the landscape, not to mention the tapestry of salt pans. Ston is also home to the oldest salt pans in the Mediterranean, lending it another fascinating angle for history lovers. Beyond the stone and salt, Ston boasts wineries, fine dining, cozy cafes, museums, and peaceful beaches.