Two bedroom apartment with terrace Dubrovnik (A-4732-b) - Dubrovnik

Apartment can accommodate 6 guests. Beds are situated in 2 sleeping rooms, but also in the living room, within 66m2. Guests can use a private terrace to enjoy the warm summer evenings. Food can be prepared using barbecue which is shared with other guests too. Other guests or hosts pass through the terrace of the booked accommodation unit. Some of the rooms of the accommodation unit are not connected with the rest of the unit. For the booked accommodation unit the deposit is paid directly to the owner upon check-in (deposit amount is displayed on the website) INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: tourist tax, final cleaning, air-conditioning, parking, internet, baby cot, iron, ironing board, hairdryer. OBLIGATORY ADDITIONAL COSTS: deposit (€200.00 one-time payment), short stay fee (surcharge depending on a number of booked nights: 30% - 1, 20% - 2, 10% - 3). The availability of additional services for your chosen dates of stay, as well as their prices (if none are listed) must be checked ahead of time. Any additional services not shown in the price calculation are payable directly to the property owner and only if used by the visitor.

AMENITIES Courtyard (70m2, Sitting area), Parking lot (Number of parking spaces: 3, Distance from the house: In the courtyard), Barbecue: shared, WiFi Internet, Hairdryer, Iron, Ironing board, Baby cot LOCATION AND ACCESS Facility is situated near a local road Local road between the property and the beach Number of stairs from the property to the beach: 53 Car access possible: Yes The facility is not located in quiet surroundings The property is surrounded by greenery DISTANCES Sea: 400 m Beach: 400 m Center: 4 km Shop: 350 m Urgent medical care: 900 m Pharmacy: 350 m Exchange office: 300 m ATMBank machine: 160 m Tourist info: 400 m Airport: 23 km Gas station: 1.6 km Farmers market: 1.6 km

Two bedroom apartment with terrace Dubrovnik

Dalmatia

Dalmatia is an extremely large region. It can be dividedthe North, Central and South Dalmatia. Regardless of its geographical location, Dalmatia is specific for long pebbly and sandy beaches, including proximity to the islands like the popular Brač, Hvar, Korčula, Vis but also Ugljan, Pašman and Kornati. Accommodation in Dalmatia is usually private accommodation in rooms, apartments and vacation houses and villas. In larger cities you will often have the opportunity to find a studio apartment, while two-bedroom apartments are ideal for families with children located near the beach or on the islands. Book accommodation in Dalmatia and experience the Dalmatian way of life thatvisitors fantasize about. Dalmatia is Croatias largest tourist region, in whose waters one can find as many as 926 large and small islands, cliffs and reefs. Rocky drywall labyrinths in the countless vineyards and olive groves follow you through the regions three parts – Northern, Central and Southern Dalmatia. Each contains unique cultural sights found in Mediterranean towns, as well as delightful, untouched nature.

The historic city of Dubrovnik offers accommodation in the city center, as well as in the entire Dubrovnik Riviera. This magnificent town as one of the top destinations in Croatia has to offer various types of accommodation. Apartments, rooms, houses, villas and hotels can be one of your choices for a perfect holiday. Apartments are most commonly offered in Dubrovnik and can be found in more than one category. You can choose between studio apartments or apartments with double or more bedded rooms. They offer apartments with 3 stars, but also luxury apartments with 4 or 5 stars. Experience Dubrovnik inits glory: enjoy watching the historic center, relax on the beach and have fun in the evening. The city of Dubrovnik, together with the surrounding areas of Konavle and Rijeka dubrovačka are parts of Croatias southernmost holiday destination. Dubrovnik is known worldwide as a true pearl of the Mediterranean, but one must not forget the picturesque towns, replete with history and exquisite nautral beauty, which surround the city on both sides and greatly add to its appeal. During the existence of the Republic of Ragusa, the area was one of the few oases of liberty in the region. Through skillful negotiations with the Venetians and Turks, Dubrovnik and its diplomacy were able to maintain their freedom until the arrival of Napoleons troops. "Liberty" continues to symbolize Dubrovnik and the surrounding area.