Anamar - Cozy Double Room near the Beach

Wonderful Anamar apartments and rooms are located in the immediate vicinity of the beach in Supetarska Draga on Sunny Rab island. The property consists of 3 apartments and one room.

The view of the endless blue and clear sea can be seen from the balconies at the front of the building.



This wonderful room has is perfect for a couple, or someone looking for a peaceful vacation within a minute's walk from the beach.

The room is equipped with a large double bed, a smaller fridge, water kettle and cutlery. The room has private bathroom and private balcony with a parasol.

There is no washing machine, but If you need to wash the clothes, the owners can do it for you upon request.



Guests have access to the shared barbecue in the garden, and free private parking is provided on site.



We kindly ask our guests to be mindful of others staying in the accommodation and to respect the quiet hours (from 23:00-07:00)

Smoking is allowed outside.



Area Description and activities:



Supetarska Draga is surrounded by a number of uninhabited islands with natural beaches. There is nothing but sun, sea and sand to enjoy on the islands (no bars and restaurants).

Supetarska Draga is known for nautical tourism. The oldest Benedictine abbey is also located on the island, and is definitely worth a visit.



Since Rab is the island with the most sandy beaches in Croatia, you should definitely explore the island to find the perfect beach for yourself.

For all of the history lovers, definitely check out the ruins of the old Greek military fortress on the hill of St. Damian in Barbat.

Explore the Old Town Rab with it's many narrow streets and traditional buildings - it will surely leave you breathless.

Enjoy the local cuisine in one of the restaurants on the island - we definitely recommend trying some traditional seafood.

Park-forest Komrcar is great for a walk during a hot summer day, as the tall trees provide the much needed shade.

If you own a boat, or book a tour, you can visit the 'Goli otok', which was one of the oldest Yugoslavian prisons.