Apartment in Dubrovnik-Neretva County
5 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Great price for your budgetOne of the lowest cost properties in the area
About this apartment rental
The house features five identical apartments in the heart of Polače, designed for simplicity and comfort. Each apartment boasts a spacious balcony or terrace with stunning sea views, where guests love to relax and enjoy the sunsets.To get to the apartment you will have to climb 20 stairs.The apartments include two bedrooms with double beds, a sofa bed in the living room for a fifth guest, two bathrooms with showers, and a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, stove, oven, and dishwasher. A cozy dining area and living room open onto the balcony, offering the perfect space to unwind.Just a minute’s walk away, our family-run restaurant "Ogigija" sits by the sea. Since 1974, we’ve been serving Mediterranean dishes made with fresh ingredients, and we take pride in the joy of our satisfied guests. Enjoy a meal by the water as you savor the warm summer evenings.Beach Paljevina is short 7 minute walk from the property and grocery store is in the other way, just 4 minute walk.
Mljet, the southernmost Adriatic island in Dalmatia, is renowned for its lush greenery, crystal-clear waters, and sandy shores. Its National Park, located on the western side, covers 54 km² and offers scenic walking and cycling trails, ancient ruins, and saltwater lakes, with entrances in Polače and Pomena.Pomena, Polače, and Sobra are the island’s main villages, offering supermarkets, restaurants, ATMs, and travel services. Polače is a popular spot for sailors, with several eateries, bike rentals, and ancient Roman ruins, including a 5th-century palace, one of the largest Roman structures in Dalmatia. Regular ferry connections link Mljet to Dubrovnik, Korčula, and the Pelješac Peninsula.
Mljet, the southernmost Adriatic island in Dalmatia, is renowned for its lush greenery, crystal-clear waters, and sandy shores. Its National Park, located on the western side, covers 54 km² and offers scenic walking and cycling trails, ancient ruins, and saltwater lakes, with entrances in Polače and Pomena.Pomena, Polače, and Sobra are the island’s main villages, offering supermarkets, restaurants, ATMs, and travel services. Polače is a popular spot for sailors, with several eateries, bike rentals, and ancient Roman ruins, including a 5th-century palace, one of the largest Roman structures in Dalmatia. Regular ferry connections link Mljet to Dubrovnik, Korčula, and the Pelješac Peninsula.
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