Located approximately 10 minutes drive south of Dubrovnik, this apartment offers very peaceful, quiet and comfortable accommodation. It offers perfect location for exploring Dubrovnik and surrounding places.
The house is near a bus station where regular buses can take you to Dubrovnik or Cavtat. Beaches are only 5-10 minutes walk from the apartment.
The studio apartment is a renovated small old house that is self standing.
Is located on the sea front and boast stunning views to the islands of Supetar, Bobara, and the bay of Cavtat.
The open plan kitchen and dining area offer the sea views so you can enjoy the most romantic sunset while cooking your favourite meal or just sipping a cool bottle of wine.
In front of the apartment is a private terrace with sea view, jacuzzi some sun beds and a table.

Excursions : The ideal one-day trip for all gourmet accented savor is our Wine & Oyster - degustation on the fascinating and charming Peljesac Peninsula. Try one of the most famous European oysters on the spot at Mali Ston and enjoy its subtle and exceptional flavor together with a glass of absolutely extraordinary wine from the same region. Visit and explore later also one of the most famous wineries well-known for its best product, the Mali Plavac - Red Wine.

Excursions by boat: Enjoy unique panoramic landscape of the islands. There are 13 islands in this archipelago northwest of Dubrovnik but only three Elaphiti are inhabited: Kolocep, Lopud, Sipan. To see all three major Elaphiti you should consider taking a private tour to Islands Cruise by a midsize boat which includes a picnic on the boat. The places you'll see can be approached by sea only. This tour gives you a chance to enter and see some of the Elaphiti hidden caves, swim on sandy beach of Sunj and visit ancient vilancient villages .

DUBROVNIK SUMMER FESTIVAL: Dubrovnik Summer Festival (Croatian: Dubrovacke ljetne igre) is an annually-held summer festival instituted in 1949, held in Dubrovnik, Croatia in the period July 10th - August 25th.
In a unique ambient of open and closed scenes of Renaissance-Baroque city of Dubrovnik a rich programme of classical music, theatre, opera and dance is presented annually.