Apartamento de vacaciones Okrug Gornji para 1 - 5 personas con 2 dormitorios - Casa de vacaciones

ED Refnr. 2765994

In the lovingly restored stone house, the landlord offers guests a spacious 65m² holiday flat on the second floor, which was newly built in 2012. It has its own entrance The holiday flat is ideal for four people or a family who want to spend a relaxing holiday. Two children up to the age of four stay free of charge in their parents' room! The flat is comfortably furnished and air-conditioned. It consists of an entrance hall and a fully equipped eat-in kitchen with dining area. The bedroom has a double bed. In the living room there is a TV, a settee and another double bed. If required, a cot can be set up in the living room. The bathroom has a shower and WC. You can enjoy the sunset over the sea from every room. Satellite TV, bed linen, towels and a hairdryer are of course also provided. In the kitchen, guests will find a ceramic hob, oven, fridge with freezer compartment, kettle, microwave, coffee machine and a full range of cookware and crockery. Free WLAN is also available.

You will be the only holiday guests in this house! Family connection is of course possible. The landlords will be happy to give you lots of tips to make your holiday perfect! I would be very happy to welcome you as my guests in these difficult times.

There is also a 30 m² sun terrace just for guests. There is a garage space for one car in the fenced courtyard. You can use the brick barbecue in the courtyard or the washing machine on the ground floor at any time.

The Krka National Park, about 60 km away, is a must for all nature lovers and can be reached in an hour on the A1 motorway, a few kilometres after Sibenik. With a length of approx. 72 kilometres, Krka is the longest river in Dalmatia and between the towns of Knin and Skradin, the river forms one of the most beautiful national parks in Croatia over a length of approx. 20 kilometres. The river overcomes 46 metres in altitude via seven large waterfalls, creating a unique river landscape with rapids, gorges and lakes in the karst. An Orthodox monastery hidden on the shore, a monastery island in the middle of the lake, Roman excavations and the national park house are also well worth a visit. Hobby photographers are sure to be thrilled here! For those interested in nature, there is an educational trail in the national park. Here you can learn a lot of interesting facts about the flora and fauna of the area, the Krka River and the water biotopes. In the Kornati National Park there are over 100 small, karstified and sparsely vegetated islands in the Croatian Adriatic Sea, which were declared a national park in 1980 due to their special beauty, unspoilt nature and a particularly rich marine ecosystem. The largest of the Kornati islands is called Kornat and gives the archipelago its name. From the nearest coastal towns of Vodice (70 kilometres) and Murter, excursions to the Kornati National Park are offered almost daily during the summer months. Mecugorje is a village in the municipality of Citluk in the predominantly Croatian part of Herzegovina, about 100 kilometres away. The place became internationally famous in the 1980s when young people reported Marian apparitions. Every year, thousands of Catholics and people of other faiths set off to visit the pilgrimage site.

The island of Ciovo is connected to the mainland by a bridge. Three kilometres from the holiday resort is Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), which can be easily reached by car for a nice evening out. But if you want to do without a car, that's no problem either. Shuttle boats leave from the small harbour of Okrug Gornji to Trogir and back every quarter of an hour until midnight. As the landlords also like to travel very often and have gained a lot of experience on their travels through various countries, they know what a guest really needs to feel comfortable and have a great holiday. If you want to spend your holiday away from the hotel castles without sacrificing the comfort you are used to. If you want to spend your holiday on an island, if you want to enjoy the crystal-clear sea and clean air away from industry and big cities - if you want to choose between a large beach with beach cafés and restaurants or lots of small, quiet bays if you would like to do without the nightly noise of the beach promenade and the loud music from the beach cafés and still don't want to walk more than 250 m to the beach - if you are looking for the closeness and hospitality of the Croatian people and want to spend your holiday among them - if you want to get to know Dalmatian specialities and the good Croatian cuisine, where the vegetables are organically grown and delivered directly from the neighbouring garden - if you want to choose between a relaxing stay on the beach or sporting activities in the diving school, a parachute flight on the local beach or a rafting trip - if you want to discover the natural beauty of the country on the islands, along the coast or inland - if you want to see the cultural treasures protected by UNESCO as cultural heritage - then the landlord welcomes you warmly as guests in the holiday flat in Okrug Gornji, on the island of Ciovo in central Dalmatia. There are many opportunities to explore the surrounding islands by boat and go on excursions. The entire old town centre of Trogir has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. It is one of the most interesting places to visit in Croatia and is only about three kilometres from your holiday home. Trogir has preserved its medieval character to such an extent that it can be described as a museum town. The old town is located on a peninsula that was separated from the mainland by a canal in Greek times. Palaces, villas and townhouses built between the 13th and 17th centuries can be found on every corner. The landmark of the small harbour town is the cathedral with the famous portal by Master Radovan. Visible from afar, its tower towers above the sea of roofs. You can stroll through the small winding alleyways and along the waterfront promenade and then round off the day in one of the countless restaurants and cafés. Croatia's second largest city, Split, with its 200,000 inhabitants, is the cultural, sporting, economic and scientific centre of Dalmatia. The historic centre of Split, including Diocletian's Palace, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. It was the Roman Emperor Diocletian who had the palace complex of over 30,000 square metres built as a retirement home in 295 AD in what was then Salona (today Solin). The city looks back on 1700 years of history and is rich in cultural and historical sights. A multitude of museums, collections, galleries and theatres invite you to visit. Split is only 25 kilometres from Trogir and can be easily reached by regional bus or in summer by boat in an hour.

House information: 2nd double bed; 2nd double bed; Altitude above sea level: 50 m; Bathrooms: 1; Bedroom; Detached building; Floor: 2; Property area: 350 m²; Total number of floors in the building: 2; Year of construction: 2012;

Living area: CD-Player; DVD-Player; Iron; Radio; Satellite-tv;

Bath/WC: Hairdryer; Shower; Sink; Toilet;

Kitchen: Ceran stove; Coffee machine; Freezer; Fridge; Microwave; Oven; Stove; Toaster; Water boiler;

Other: Air conditioning; Child/baby bed; Fishing; Games for children; Heating; Non-smoking object; Owner lives on the property; Vacuum cleaner; View; Washing machine; Wifi;

Extra costs:

- Bed linen: included in price .
- Final cleaning: included in price .
- energy costs: included in price .
- Towels: included in price .


Additional information:

- Property area: 350 m²