Pelješac Bridge

The Pelješac Bridge (Pelješki most) is a cable-stayed bridge in Dubrovnik-Neretva County in Croatia. It spans the strait between Komarna on the mainland and the Pelješac peninsula.

The bridge is 2,404 m long and opened on 26 July 2022. It has 13 spans, seven of them cable-stayed; five central spans measure 285 m each. The pylons rise 98 m above the sea, and the clearance under the bridge is 55 m. Its purpose is a fixed road link between the southern part of Croatia (southern Dalmatia) and the rest of the country: it bypasses the coastal strip of Bosnia and Herzegovina at Neum, so the route stays entirely on Croatian territory.

For road trippers: the bridge is toll-free (as of October 2026, check ahead). It is not a motorway but follows similar rules: no cyclists, no pedestrians, no stopping for photos. On the coastal road the border crossing at Neum is no longer needed. On the peninsula the roads are partly old and slow, so allow extra time.