Appartement in Strandnähe

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Type gebouw: eengezinshuis. perceeloppervlakte: 400m². bouwjaar: 2005. huiseigenaar woont op het perceel.

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Flat with terrace facing the sea free sunbeds in the garden The villa has only 2 flats that are rented out, an ideal location for those who want to enjoy the sea really close by. Shops, restaurant and pizzeria are just a stone's throw from the villa, everything is within walking distance. Komarna is a quiet seaside location, an excellent base from which to visit all the most important destinations in South Dalmatia from Dubrovnik, Ston, the Peljesca peninsula, the islands of Mljet, Korcula and Hvar, as well as to visit Mostar and Medjugorje 40 minutes drive away. Barbecue, outdoor shower, sun loungers, sun umbrella, parking. Sea under the house. 1 free excursion by speedboat on the Peljesac peninsula and surroundings. The flat is located directly on the sea, there are no roads between the house and the sea, swimming can be done directly under the house: Vedran B flat is located on the second floor with a separate entrance and consists of a double bedroom without a sea view, living room with a sofa (also a bed) and another bed with 2 mattresses that can be closed during the day, fully equipped kitchen with an oven, toaster, kettle, mixer, coffee maker, American coffee machine, 10sqm covered terrace with a sea view, bathroom with shower, TV with satellite programs, DVD player, air conditioning, wireless internet. In the flat you will find a hairdryer, ironing board, iron, everything you need to keep the flat clean, toilet paper, bed linen, towels (except beach towels), washing-up liquid and sponges for washing dishes, kitchen cloths, liquid soap in the bathroom. Info on Komarna, Klek and the surrounding area: it is an ideal place to stay in peace and in direct contact with the sea, but also a good base from which to visit many different destinations, towns and places worth visiting: Mostar - the town with the famous Ottoman donkey-hump bridge, a crossroads of different cultures and religions, with numerous souvenir shops, pastry shops with typical sweets. You can also visit Medjugorje, a place of pilgrimage to the famous Marian shrine. Dubrovnik - day trips are possible, it is 70km from Komarna. Excellent fish, lobster and oysters are still reasonably priced in the historical towns of the Peljesac peninsula, such as Ston (25km from Komarna). If you continue to the lighthouse-tip of the peninsula, you can visit the island of Korcula (70km from Komarna), where Marco Polo was born, and the island of Mljet, a beautiful national park (ferry 35km from Komarna). You can also discover naturalistic places, such as the Bacina lakes, the Narenta valley with Roman archaeological sites, such as the new archaeological museum in Narona in the area of the Roman colony of Narona (today Vid, near Metkovic), a temple erected around 10 BC with statues representing the family of Emperor Augustus and some of his successors; it is the most important monumental statuary complex found so far. In the museum, nine sculptures are on display in an exhibition reconstructing their hypothetical original arrangement, with numerous other archaeological finds, the first 'in situ' museum in Croatia. 3 km from Komarna there is more entertainment, restaurants and barbecues in nearby Klek, while 6 km to the south the lively tourist resort of Neum has a waterfront promenade with small shops, taverns, pubs and live music. In Komarna there are bike hire, pedal boats, speedboats, jet skis, a fitness centre, an internet point, a grocery shop, a restaurant, a tavern, a pizzeria and a seafront bar. In the town of Klek (3 km from Komarna): post office, tennis courts. Day trips on the gulet 'Lipa Moja' also depart from Klek. Other information on the Peljesac Peninsula: Maritime Museum - preserves the maritime history of the Peljesac Peninsula. Thanks to it, the town of Orebic is called The Cradle of Captains - Mali and Veliki Ston- two towns located at the entrance to the peninsula and connected by the Ston walls, known as the 'Chinese Wall of Europe', built in the 14th century, 5.5 m long and walkable. - Medieval churches and monasteries - the legacy of different cultures from the Stone Age to the present day - Bartulovic wine cellar in Prizdrina and sale of Grgic and Poljanic wines in Trstenik - tastings of quality wines in a traditional Dalmatian ambience. - The Nakovana area, Peljesac the villages Donja and Gornja Nakovana, the opera castle Grad, the archaeological site Spila, according to explorers the area has been inhabited for at least 8 000 years and is one of the oldest continuously inhabited villages. The village that was once the most developed on the Peljesac peninsula is now almost destroyed. - Korcula (the island of Korcula), to visit: the walls and the cathedral - the defence walls with towers and a triumphal arch in honour of the commander who became famous in the defence of Dalmatia from the Turks and St Mark's cathedral built in the 15th century. century. To visit the island of Korcula, you can drive to Orebic, leave your car on the mainland and take the passenger-only ferries that dock directly in the old town in 15 minutes. - Also from the Peljesac peninsula, you can take the ferry to the island of Mljet - National Park, and visit the islet on Lake Mljet with the monastery. The island's speciality is lobster prepared in various ways. Wines of the area: - Plavac Mali, the wine from the famous locations Dingac and Postup. - The quality white wines Rukatac, Posip and Marastina. Market, restaurants, taverns are within 300 metres from the house. 20 metres from Villa Vedran first pebble beach. Komarna has 3 pebble beaches all very close to the house. A buoy is available in front of the house for those travelling with boats or dinghies.

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