Some good and reassuring news are comming from Croatian media regards future of Peljesac Bridge, the important infrastructure object that was supposed to be built to connect Croatian Mainland and Peljesac Peninsula.

A study to evaluate the effects of construction of Peljesac Bridge in the context of economic, transport and demographic changes of Peljesac Peninsula , Korcula , Mljet and its surrounding area, has been presented today at Hotel Villa Argentina in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Last week, Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader marked the formal start of construction work on a Peljesac Bridge, saying that the bridge would provide a link between the southernmost part of Croatia and the rest of the country and revitalise Peljesac Peninsula and nearby islands, including Korcula, Mljet and Lastovo.

Since 1989, the sea quality of Croatian beaches are monitored by relevant Government agency?adequately sampling and analysing samples of sea water around the Adriatic Coast.

The latest news about Peljesac Bridge development are following:

The public tender for Peljesac Bridge has been announced.
Hrvatske Autoceste are looking for offer from construction companies to build the the bridge which cost is expected to be about 260 milion euros.

The largest and well known Hotel “Rathaneum” in Orebic was reopened last weekend under ther new name  - “The Grand Hotel Orebic”.