Sea view Holiday Villa in Dubrovnik

About this Property:

Sea view Holiday Villa in Dubrovnik

(RE-V-D-VP-01)

Sea view Holiday Villa in Dubrovnik: Number of rooms : 6
Number of bathrooms : 6

Hot water type : Hot water boiler
Heating type : Aircondition

You want to escape your everyday hectic life and spend a few days in a peaceful environment and beautiful nature?

We have the perfect place for you!

The Villa is situated about 300 meters away from the beach.

Villa is located close to Dubrovnik; 6 km away from the wonderful peninsula of Cavtat. Due to its beautiful landscapes and mild climate, this agricultural and fishing area covered in Mediterranean vegetation has become a tourist destination that offers a wide selection of private accommodation. In Plat, there are sandy beaches surrounded by cypresses and pine trees. Dubrovnik and Cavtat nearby offer a wide range of entertainment, as well as cultural and historic sites.

Near the house you can find the groceries, pizzeria, caffee bar. For other services you can visit Dubrovnik: banks, exchange offices, post offices, open market, a lot of restaurants and shops, discoteques, galleries etc.

There are 6 apartments available in the villa!

PRICES ARE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST!

*Breakfast available – 5€ per person
*Tourist tax, and air conditioning (July and August) are not included in the price
*Price for the apartment air-conditioning: 5€ – per day
*Price for room air conditioning. 3€ – per day
*Local tax 1€ – per person per day

The walled city of Dubrovnik was described by George Bernard Shaw as “paradise on earth”. The old city is a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site and is surrounded by spectacular fortified walls up to 25m high and 6m thick. Founded in the 7th century on a rocky island called Laus, it later became known as Ragusa. The Venetians gained control of the city at the beginning of the 13th century but, by the end of the 14th century, Dubrovnik had essentially become an independent city state and had established a lucrative trading position with the Ottoman Empire. In 1815 it was handed over to the Austrians by order of the Congress of Vienna and incorporated into the province of Dalmatia.

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