Vacation, Beach

The apartment is situated in a modern, renovated stone house of classical Mediterranean style. It is ideally situated in the center of Orebic, and just 300 meters from the beautiful long sandy beach. All amenities close by; supermarkets and restaurants.
Marina Apartment is fully furnished and equipped for comfort living for 2 to 4 persons.
Apartment has its own private entrance as well as a private terrace/balcony and it is fully equipped for 4 persons, comprising one separate double bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and a new comfortable double sofa bed in the living area.
A beautiful communal garden, is fully equipped with dining table and barbecue, where you can enjoy relaxation, making friends, under the foot of the spectacular Mount Illija. Located in the center of Orebic, a town on Peljesac peninsula, the second largest Croatian peninsula. Orebic is an important marine center which got its name after the family of captain Orebic. It is an excellent place for your stay – magnificent nature, the sea rich with all sorts of fish so it is highly possible you’ll to see dolphins as well. Due to its geographical position, it is among the most favorite surfing sites also ideal for those who enjoy sailing and diving. On the hill above Orebic there is the Franciscan Monastery (dating from 1470 AD) dominating the scenery and housing the museum. This apartment is a great place to stay if you're on holidays with your family, since it is a peaceful location, allowing you to enjoy in the intact nature of Peljesac, sail to the island of Korcula, or visit one of Croatia’s best known landmarks – Dubrovnik, which is nearby. From the peninsula of Peljesac you can also visit the National Park Mljet, so book your stay in these apartments and prepare yourselves to be dazzled by the beautiful Adriatic coast.

OREBIC lies on the southwest part of the Peljesac Peninsula, at the foot of St. Ilija Hill (961 meters), a position exposed to sunshine the entire day. This picturesque town is an irresistable temptation to tourists seeking natural beauty and relaxation, it\\\'s many attractions including:centuries-old fir trees, cypresses, olive groves, spacious lawns and flower gardens and sunny pebble or sand beaches which in some places stretch for miles and in others are punctuated by small bays with crystal clear waters.

Shower, WC

Balcony/Terrace, Barbecue Spot, Carport

air-conditioner

Electric cooker, Refrigerator, Microwave, Dishes

TV, DVD-Player, Bedclothes, Towels

seniors-accessible, wheelchair-accessible, Children, Smoking allowed, long-term rent

Above Orebic rises a hill with the Franciscan Monastery and Church of Our Lady, built in 1470 g. by the Dubrovnik Republic on a strategic and important position over 150 metres above the Peljesac channel. A road leads to that rocky nest from which there is one of the most beautiful views of the islands of Korcula and Mljet, the shores of Pelje¨ac and the open sea. The church was built and vaulted by the Dubrovnik architect Miho? Radi¨i? in the Gothic style. Beside it is the fortified monastery with loopholes, a cloister surrounded by a simple Renaissance arcade, a cistern for rainwater in its centre and a small garden in its shaded end.On the roof is a sundial with the relief of a Franciscan measuring the peaceful passage of time with the shadow of an iron rod.
The beginnings of tourist development in Orebic go back to distant 1904. Today Orebi? has about 4.000 beds in hotels and very modern, good furnished apartments in family houses. In the Orebic holiday village guests can rent boats with or without motors, canoes, bicycles, tennis courts, play table tennis, school of surfing and diving, rent-a-car, dance music, folklore performances, Dalmatian evenings, excursions are organized into the nearer and broader surroundings and there is especially the always attractive and pleasant excursion to the nearby Franciscan Monastery and Maritime Museum

Horse-riding, Boat Rental, Sailing, Diving, Waterski, Hunting, Paragliding, Bicycle rental, Viniculture

Dubrovnik (120 Kilometer)

Ploce (60 Kilometer)

A1 (70 Kilometer)