Interesting fact
Pelješac Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge in Croatia, connecting the mainland to the Pelješac Peninsula. It spans 2,404 meters, with a four-lane road. Opened in July 2022, it features 13 pylons, with a main span of 285 meters, easing access to Dubrovnik and bypassing Bosnia and Herzegovina.
More about Pelješac Bridge
The construction of Pelješac Bridge began in July 2018 and was completed in 2022, funded by the European Union. It is designed to withstand seismic activity and strong winds, featuring a height clearance of 55 meters for maritime navigation. The bridge significantly reduces travel time to southern Croatia, offering an alternative to crossing the Neum Corridor. Accessible by car, it is part of the Adriatic Highway.