Villa Biokovo****

Villa Biokovo****
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Makarska, Splitsko-Dalmatinska, 21300, Croatia

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Description

Villa Biokovo is constructed in an old Dalmatian stone house in small settlement Puharici. It’s only 150 sq m, but still having everything needed for luxury holiday. It has three floors.

In the basement area there is a gym, infrared sauna and Jacuzzi for 3 people. Here is vine cellar on your disponibility with the best Croatian vines and delicacies.
On the ground area there is a living room, kitchen and dinning room with a table for 6. Walls are decorated with paintings of croatian artists. In the living room you will also find a fireplace.
On the first floor there are two bedrooms, both with balconies and their own bathrooms. One bedroom has double bed while the other has French bed and an additional single bed. The other bedroom has telescope on the balcony.

In the exterior area there is a pool and barbecue. Parking place is 80 m away from the Villa Biokovo under the shadow.

Upon a request you can have a professional massage or food delivery from local restaurants.

Area activities

If you are searching for beach holiday with relaxed nightlife you will love Makarska. Pebbled beach backed by pinewoods where runs a shady palm-lined promenade with restaurants and caffes.

The city of Makarska is located in natural harbor protected by a picturesque peninsula of St. Peter and the cape Osejava. Behind Makarska you’ll see dramatic rocky heights of Moun Biokovo. Biokovo sea facing slopes are criss-crossed by marked trails, so you could get in some hiking or mountain biking to the highest point – Sv. Jure. During Otoman and Venetian times it was a trading port.

As there is a ferry line which runs a few times a day from Makarska to Sumartin on the island Brac, here is an excellent idea for a day trip.

The best way to become familiar with the history of the city is to visit the Franciscan monastery which recently celebrated its 500th anniversary.

The church of St. Marko is located on the Kacic square. On its north side are: the Gojak gallery, located in the old school building and public library.