Domy wakacyjne w mieście Lopud

Maciej Polska

Na wyspie nie ma dróg ani samochodów - swój samochód zostawilismy na parkingu przy terminalu promowym w Dubrowniku. Trzeba te cene doliczyć do kosztu wycieczki (jesli dobrze pamietam to około 30 Euro za dzień). Po 1-2 dniach na wyspie czułem się jak tubylec. Bardzo polceam wybrać się promem na pobliski Sipan i przejechać autobusem na drugi jej koniec. Jest tam bajeczna plaża w zatoce - z jednej strony plaza w zatoce a po drugiej stronie skaliste stromizny na morze poza zatoką. Ogólnie bardzo wyspiarski klimat. Polecam bar/restauracje nad słynną plażą - trzeba wspiąć się po stopniach na skale. Super klimat i miła obsługa.

Marko T. Irlandia

Great location, excellent accommodation Good value for money

Rebecca Wielka Brytania

Hosts were lovely, and arranged for private airport transfer (£145 for 4 people including taxi and private boat) and met us at port and took our luggage to villa for us. Villa was spotless and high quality with private pool and gorgeous view of sea and hills. Hosts couldn't have been more friendly or helpful! Close to local restaurants and beach, would 100% go back and book this villa again!

Jakub Polska

Fenomenalne miejsce jeśli ktoś szuka cichego i spokojnego miejca tuż nad morzem. Byliśmy pod koniec października.

Hugh Słowacja

The villa is in a stunning location with decent sea views. The grounds of the villa are impeccably maintained, and this contributes significantly to one's ability to relax and enjoy the property. The pool is lovely, warm, clean and a decent length. I did 100 lengths almost every day! The terrace area is pleasant and we had lunch or dinner outside nearly every day. Inside, the villa is of course charmingly ancient, but not in any way where things felt 'old'. All the bathrooms and toilets were very clean indeed and everything worked. There were loads of towels. The utility room upstairs was a real help and we did plenty of washing, There were lots of rooms and I think the villa could comfortably accommodate 9. The kitchen had implements galore and whenever we looked for a specific implement we found it, no matter how obscure. Loads of cutlery, crockery and pots and pans. The cooker, microwave, toaster and kettle and dishwasher all worked well. There is even a little office where I did far too much work. We took up the offer to buy eggs, cheese, olive oil, tomatoes, peppers and olives from neighbours and that was great. You can walk to the Arboretum which you can comfortably see in an hour, and might not be that great value for money, but it was still lovely to see and we didn't mind paying to preserve such a nice concept. A real shame that the olive oil museum was closed, as we were really looking forward to it. The beach is sort of doable, but it is only for the sturdy if you plan to go by foot - a heck of a hike back up. We went by car, but go early (like 8 or 9 am at the latest if you want to park by the harbour). The harbour is a charming little place, and the 'beach' is the extremely common concept in Croatia of a concrete platform overlooking the sea. After one try we preferred to go to the excellent nearby beach called Veliki Zal, or to take a boat (an expensive option, but well worth it) to Lopud and visit Sunj beach.

Akvilė Litwa

The house has everything You need. The view from the terace was awesome.