This amazing villa is located just steps from the beautiful beach of Slano. It is a lovely resort with shops, bars and restaurants 700 metres from the villa. The views are gorgeous with the stunning Elaphiti islands so close. You can hire a boat and explore the unspoiled nature, secluded beaches and caves of this beautiful archipelago. When staying in Slano you will enjoy beautiful scenery driving through pine forests, fruit orchards and olive groves. You will also discover castle walls and centuries-old forts. The Franciscan monastery offers a collection of Roman sarcophagi, and the beautiful summer residence of the wealthy Ohmucevic family is very impressive. If you want to leave the car at the villa, you can catch a bus into Dubrovnik’s Old Town, which takes 45 minutes.
Dubrovnik Old Town’s picturesque shops, restaurants, winding streets and historic sights are an absolute wonder. You will leave with many photographs! Dubrovnik is an up-market destination enjoying huge popularity and a fantastic gastronomic scene. There are three entrances to the walled city of Dubrovnik, including the main gate, Pile, Ploca by the port and Buze between the two. The Buze Gate will take you in via steep staircases. Placa Stradun, the wide, flat main street running the length of the city, is sprinkled with open-air bars and cafes.
The Peljesac Penisula is a premier wine region of Croatia. Visitors can tour the local vineyards and sample the local wines, stopping at the charming villages of Ston, 20 km away and Trstenik. It is a wonderful excursion, particularly if you are not the driver!
The Elaphiti islands are an archipelago very close to Slano. There are six islands, not including any small islets, although the main ones to visit are Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan. Kolocep and Lopud are car-free.
