Oldtimer Club Dubrovnik is organizing the 3rd OLDTIMER RALLY STON: Along the Roads of Pelješac and Primorje, taking place on Saturday, April 26, 2025. The rally will start at 10:00 a.m. from the Komarna rest area on the Pelješac Bridge, where around eighty oldtimers will embark on the first stage of the journey to Putnikovići. After visiting the Wine Museum, the convoy will continue via the new Pelješac road to Zaton Doli, and proceed through Bistrina to the Victory Monument at Vjetreni Mlin, where a folklore performance by KU Linđo Ošlje-Stupa will take place at 12:00 noon.

The final stage of the rally will lead the procession through Rudine, Doli, and Zamaslina to Ston, where the cars will be on display at the main square (Placa) in Ston from 2:00 p.m.. There, participants and visitors will be entertained by the young and energetic Rock Palace band.

This year’s Oldtimer Rally Ston covers a total distance of about 75 kilometers. In addition to showcasing Pelješac, it will also introduce participants to the beauties of the Dubrovnik Primorje region. Oldtimer Club Dubrovnik has enriched the event’s program, which promotes Pelješac, Ston, and Primorje as attractive automotive destinations, blending natural beauty with the promotion of cultural heritage and gourmet offerings.

While enjoying the concert in Ston, visitors will be able to admire a nostalgic collection of vehicles—from vintage Citroën 2CVs, VW Beetles, Zastava Fićas, and Renault 4s, to high-performance machines like the Ferrari 348 and Porsche 911, all the way to the exclusive Mercedes 600. This was the most luxurious model of the 1960s, chosen not only by numerous statesmen, monarchs, and dictators, but also by celebrities such as Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Coco Chanel, and Jack Nicholson.

The Rally is supported by the Municipalities of Ston and Dubrovnik Primorje, the Dubrovnik-Neretva County, the Putniković Agricultural Cooperative, Ston Saltworks, and Libertas Dubrovnik.
The rally takes place on public roads, in accordance with traffic regulations, with increased engagement from the Ston Police Department, and will not disrupt regular traffic flow.