Villa is one of the most beautiful and relaxing places at the Mediterranean sea. Please read bellow some important facts and valuable information about us, our location and surroundings.
A magical fragrant landscape with beautiful beaches and hidden bays, a mild climate and abundant fruits of the earth and the sea, this was a specially chosen area for rich Dubrovnik aristocrats who built their palaces and holiday homes here in order to enjoy the peace of the Summer days. The long sandy beach is suitable for children and the agaves, palms, pine trees and other Mediterranean greenery are the most famous feature of a holiday in Srebreno. The Beach is also safe for children.
Copacabana beach is one of the largest and most popular beaches in Dubrovnik. It is located on the northern side of the Lapad peninsula, in the tourist and residential village of Babin Kuk. The beach is pebbly with paved parts and packed with a variety of additional, entertainment and sports facilities. When night falls, the nearby bars and restaurants are transformed into places of entertainment. It also has a jet ski rental, kayak trips, water polo area and water park. A special part of the Beach is fully equipped for people with disabilities.
The imposing Sokol grad fort built at the foot of the stone cliffs that rise above the Dunave in Konavle, opened its doors on April 1st after five years of intensive restoration by the Society of Friends of Dubrovnik Antiques. In recent weeks the finishing touches were added including lighting and an impressive archaeological collection which is on display in the Kastelan home.
Ston is a small town in the Dubrovnik area, located at the south of of the peninsula Peljesac. The distance of Ston from Dubrovnik is only 59 kilometres (37 miles). The whole Peljesac peninsula has about 2500 dwellers whereas 600 inhabitants are living only in Ston. Ston was a military fort of the Ragusan Republic whose defensive walls are among the most famous in the world: there is a 900 meters (3000 feet) long town wall and 5 km (3 miles) Great Wall outside the town. The walls extend to Mali Ston (Little or Small Ston), a smaller town on the northern side of the Peljesac isthmus and the end of the Mali Ston bay. It is noteworthy to mention that Ston walls are the second longest defensive walls in the world, second only to the Great Chinese wall.
A club venue since summer 2011, the angular 16th-century fortress that marks the eastern end of Dubrovnik’s Old Town has become the place to go after drinking-up time has been called in the town centre’s other bars. Luckily, Dubrovnik’s military architects had the foresight to construct what is an ideal venue for a club: the stark interior of bare stone blocks, complete with arched aisle spaces and lofty barreled roofs, provide the perfect backdrop for the state-of-the-art light-show. What Renaissance Ragusans might have made of the lithe females dancing in cages is another question entirely. With an elongated bar, large dancefloor and plenty of surrounding nooks and crannies, it’s the kind of place that can cater for large numbers of people without making them feel pushed around. A lot of leading Croatian pop and rock acts perform here throughout the year. In summer, there’ll probably be an international DJ appearing here every weekend throughout the season – 2012 saw Fat Boy Slim, Martin Solveig and sundry others lug their record boxes up Revelin’s stone steps.
Banje Beach Nightclub is one of the most beautiful venues on the Croatian coast. Mix of a modern design, smooth atmosphere and hottest DJ’s it is a perfect spot to dance the night away. A trendy beachfront club where friends meet and friends are made is the hottest beach in Dubrovnik that takes decadence to another level. Our beachfront has a view of the most spectacular Old City of Dubrovnik and we offer all the feelings a visitor could ever dream of. A private sandy beach, nice bar and amazing restaurant for lounging in the afternoon or night club for partying the night away.
If you want to move away from the crowded streets and you are looking for a restaurant where you will be able to relax… …we suggest our restaurant Orsan, an oasis of peace and good mood where you will enjoy home-made food and good wine. The restaurant is located in Lapad, just by the sea, with a beautiful view of boats and yachts, in the shade of pine-trees. We are inviting you to restaurant Orsan famous for a rich offer and authentic ambience. Welcome!! If you want to spend pleasant moments with the people you love, no matter the occasion ( sepical events, birthday, wedding….), we’ll be happy to help you with the organisation and provide you and your guests with the best service. We are looking forward to seeing you!
Nautika Restaurant lies on the very edge of the sea at Pile, alongside the western entrance to Dubrovnik’s Old City. From its unique terraces, diners can enjoy a truly one of a kind view of the Adriatic and the fortresses of Lovrijenac and Bokar. The restaurant’s chef, Mario Bunda, leads a team whose varied offerings include lobster from the Dalmatian island of Vis and delicacies from the local waters of the Adriatic.
Do you know that Dubrovnik was protected by both defensive fortifications and the diplomatic skills of its leaders? This historic walk will focus on the defensive and political challenges faced by Dubrovnik in its struggle to survive as a tiny (yet prosperous) independent republic facing serious threats from powerful and dangerous enemies. Over the centuries, the leaders and the walls of Dubrovnik both held firm. Your guide will lead you on top of and around the city walls for breath-taking views of the port and the old town. You’ll discover Revelin Fortress, Minceta Tower, Lovrijenac Fortress and more – and why the city walls served as essential structures protecting the people and wealth of the old town for centuries. This tour is a bit steep due to all the stairs on the city walls and therefore not suitable for everyone. It is also not suitable for pregnant women and there are no planned bathroom breaks in this 2 hour tour. Intrigued by our rivals, enemies, conflicts and wars? Then this is a perfect tour for you!
Jutting out into the Adriatic Sea with a backdrop of rugged limestone mountains, Dubrovnik Old Town is known as one of the world’s finest and most perfectly preserved medieval cities in the world. Today, these walls still enclose Dubrovnik’s historic centre and it is possible to walk along them to enjoy the best views of the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ and the surrounding lush green islands. Dubrovnik’s Baroque churches, monasteries and palaces.
Lokrum is conveniently located on a short ferry ride from Dubrovnik Old Town, so day trips to the island are very popular among locals as well as among the visitors to Dubrovnik. Additionally, spending a day or just a half day there can be really refreshing experience, as the island has plenty of pine, cypress and olive trees as well as some other subtropical vegetation which offers tranquillity and shade, especially during the hot summer days.
Arboretum Trsteno is described as a hotspot of biological diversity in Dubrovnik with, according to research carried out between 1995 and 2000, the confirmed presence of more than 400 species of cultivated plants and 528 autochthonous species. Collected over five centuries from around the world these include flowering cactuses, eucalyptus, palms, Aleppo pines, holm and cork oak, persimmons and laurels. While the collection is richest in Mediterranean and European species reflecting its Renaissance origins. Seventeen percent of the plants are of American origin and twenty-two percent of Asian origin.
The Elafiti islands are an archipelago situated close to – and slightly northwest of – Dubrovnik. There’s actually six islands in the archipelago, not including any small islets, although the three main ones to visit and stay on are Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan. Two of the three islands, Kolocep and Lopud, are entirely car-free, which means they’re an excellent place to base yourself on if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. (Or perhaps just the hustle and bustle of Dubrovnik for one day!)
