Maximum: 6 adults plus 1 child/children
Villa Senza is located on a hill in a quiet residential neighbourhood just above the Old Town of Dubrovnik. Nestled in the very heart of the city but far enough from the city noise and crowd. It's an ideal choice for a family or a group who are seeking a relaxing summer holiday. You will never have to use your car as you can take a very short walk to the Old Town centre (although it is via steps and you might prefer to take a taxi or bus, the bus stop is just a few steps away from the villa). The beach is also less than 15 minutes, a little longer on the way back but again taxis or buses are an easy option for the less energetic.
In front of the villa is a large pool terrace offering stunning views of the entire eastern side of the city, with the Old Town and Lokrum island as a central attraction and the sea in the distance. The pool terrace and its sundeck dominate the villa’s exterior and is the place where most guests tend to spend their days. The swimming pool has against-the-current swimming equipment (swim jet) and massage jet area.
The interior of the house is modern and comfortable, with air conditioning throughout.
There are lots of things to do in this area; there are numerous small towns and villages across Peljesac Peninsula, Dubrovacko Primorje, Cavtat, and of course, the Old Town of Dubrovnik. Swimming, snorkeling, sea kayaking, fishing and boat excursions are all at your disposal in the vicinity of the villa.
Please note, due to the open spiral staircase and different levels on the terrace this villa may not be suitable for young children.
Ground floor: Open-plan living/dining room/kitchen. 1 single bedroom. 1 shower room.
3 bedrooms with queen size beds. 1 bathroom with Jacuzzi bath & shower.
Pounds (£)
Prices are in £'s sterling per week. If your holiday dates cross two seasons please ask us for a quote.
Any taxi prices shown are for 1 way journeys
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Dubrovnik, in the extreme south of Croatia was proclaimed by Lord Byron to be the Pearl of the Adriatic. It really is a special place with magnificent marble streets and baroque buildings glistening in the sunshine. The main pedestrian area is lined with cafes and shops and has magnificent monuments at either end. The architecture is amazing with churches, monasteries, and museums and although Dubrovnik was badly damaged in the siege of the early 90’s, restoration has been painstaking and it is almost impossible to imagine that there was such extensive destruction. Beyond the city are the gorgeous beaches, densely wooded peninsulas and the turquoise Adriatic dotted with lush islands.
There are some great shops including many designer brands and while wandering through the streets you will hear a variety of sounds from the various street performers from Dalmatian vocal groups to chamber music and the magnificent setting of the Rectors...
Once you tire of walking the Dubrovnik cable car takes you to Mount Srd which has the most magnificent views of the city. Or you can take a boat trip and see Dubrovnik from the sea and visit some of the numerous islands. The Mljet National Park is a must for nature loves as is the island of Kor?ula, the birth place of Marco Polo. Lokrum (The Island of Love) is close to the old city, this magical place is steeped in history and legends. The cuisine is excellent with Dalmatian smoked ham, cheeses, smoked meat and stews along with pastas and local lamb.
The world's second longest wall (after the Great Wall of China) is the wall of Ston, the small town famous, among other things, for shellfish and in particular oysters. On the road to Ston is the Arcadian Trsteno Arboretum, where one of the most beautiful women of the European Renaissance, the red-haired poetess Cvijeta Zuzori? wrote her rhymes. Take a walk under the crowns of ancient trees and see your reflection in the Neptune and Nymphs Fountain. The Pelješac Peninsula is the best-known wine-growing area in the south of Croatia, where you can enjoy the typical Plavac Mali wine and truffles.