Villa Amare, Makarska

Villa Amare is a modern villa, newly built in 2014 in a quiet location on a hill with a beautiful panoramic view over the pool to the sea, surrounded by a botanical garden surrounded by olive groves, lavender and rosemary. The living space of 190 square meters extends over three floors and can accommodate up to six people. From the living room you have direct access to the terrace and the infinity swimming pool. The kitchen was renovated and expanded in 2018. In addition, a aquarium embedded in the floor has been installed in the floor, in which you can see a fascinating underwater world. Bring cozy evenings with eating the open grill, which is fired with olive wood and thus gives the real Mediterranean flavor. In the basement of the villa there is also a traditional Dalmatian cellar to come together and enjoy local family specialties such as jam, olive oil or fruit burning wine. The Turquoise Makarska Riviera and the imposing Mountain Biokovo behind it forms one of the most beautiful holiday decors that you can imagine. However, Makarska is not only the name of the entire coast, but also from the largest city here. The pubs and restaurants, taverns and wine cellars, as well as the numerous sports and cultural offer, as well as events such as fishing evenings and concerts ensure a varied holiday.

Details: consumption-based energy costs, bed linen, towels, final cleaning, wifi, registration fee, tourist tax

Activities in the area: The Biokovo Mountains rises powerful and imposing above the Riviera and attracts both hikers and mountain bikers for imprurgeries in nature. Those looking for even more tension will find what he is looking for in Omis on the Cetina River. You are assured of wet impressions during Rafttochten and Kanosafaris. If you want to explore the Cetina River and Valley from above, the spectacular Zipline Omis is highly recommended. Just over two kilometers "thread" is tense across the Cetina valley. Along the Zipline you can enjoy breathtaking views, accompanied by an adrenalinestot while sliding down with speeds up to 65 km / h. Of course there are many more options along the Riviera. In addition to various water sports activities, there are beautiful walking routes, various climbing opportunities and delicious cycle paths where you can discover the hinterland. Those who are interested in culture and history must plan day trips to Dubrovnik and Split

Mobility: not suitable for people with limited mobility