Lavanda: Vacation Rental that sleeps 12 people in 6 bedrooms, located in Gdinj, Split-Dalmatien, Croatia.

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Uvala Jedra 4 km from Gdinj: Small private bay «Uvala Jedra» on the southern shore of the island of Hvar,with a nice pebble beach, surrounded by pine trees and olive trees. 3-family house "Lavanda", surrounded by trees. In a quiet, sunny position, 20 m from the sea, 20 m from the beach. For shared use: barbecue. Motor access to the house (3.5 km via unmade road). Parking at the house on the premises. Shop 3.5 km, restaurant 5 km, pebble beach 20 m. Ideal for Robinson holidays. The apartment house "Lavanda" is situated on private grounds with private beach for shared use, together with apartment houses "Agava" and "Ružmarin". On the beach outside shower with warm water (solar heating). Restaurant (distant 5 km) is opened 15.06.-15.09. Motor-boat rental possible (on request, extra).

Location Gdinj, Split-Dalmatien, Croatia

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Brac, 27.9 Km

Read More About The Gdinj Area

Moreška: The Traditional Sword Dance Of Korčula

The Moreška is a traditional sword dance that is hundreds of years old and was once performed all over the Mediterranean but is now only demonstrated in the town of Korčula, on the Croatian island of the same name in the Adriatic. Common throughout the Mediterranean in 12th and 13th centuries, the dance is thought to have been imported to this charming island in 16th century from Italy and Dubrovnik. After the 19th century, Korčula was the only place where it remained. Said to have originated in Spain where the dance was linked with the conflict between the Moors and Christians, in Dalmatia, this was applied to their struggles against the Ottoman Empire.

Those who find vacation rentals in Split-Dalmatia will quickly realise that there is no shortage of wonderful beaches to visit in the area. However, did you know that Croatia has a riviera of its own? Did you know that this is where some of the best beaches in the entire country are?

The Makarska Riviera has some truly extraordinary beaches and is a beautiful stretch of coast that very popular among tourists. If you find yourself in the area, be sure to set aside some time to explore the endless surprises of this lovely part of the country. Here are some of its highlights:

If you book a villa in Dubrovnik and are spending time exploring the charming medieval city, you might find yourself gazing out over the stunning coastline of the surrounding area from the ancient city walls or the tiny but perfect little city beach and may be filled with the desire for adventure at the sight! The bay and the cluster of islands that can be found in the area around Dubrovnik can be readily visited from the city by boat tour and present all sorts of excellent options for days out and exploration. Among the various islands or destinations that you might choose between, the island of Korčula and its main town of the same name is particularly charming and picturesque and continues to be a relatively hidden gem…

Continuing on from our last post, here are some more of our prettiest villas in Croatia, perfect for those who have been dreaming of her bargains, perfect beaches and historic cities.

4. Orebic Cdp401

If you are looking for prime luxury – to really do Croatia right – look no further. Located in an incredible position, with a view directly over the sea and situated right on the beach, this beautiful property features lovely, stylish interiors, a giant terrace, outdoor dining space, a private pool and a jacuzzi. Just imagine yourself, sipping on a cocktail, hanging out in the infinity pool and taking in the sunset across the sea; sounds good right? With four bedrooms sleeping up to seven, it is available from €824 per night.

In the last post, we introduced the stunning beach of Zlatni Rat. Called the Golden Cape or Golden Horn beach, it is a beautiful and famous beach on the Croatian coastline, located 2km from the town of Bol on Brač Island, that is regularly listed as one of the top beaches in Europe. While it can be busy, it is an incredible natural gem that is well worth the visit. Just make sure you know what to expect before you go! There are a few things to keep in mind when visiting this beach so here are our tips, tricks and essential facts.

Zlatni Rat, oftentimes called the Golden Cape or Golden Horn beach, is one of the most beautiful beaches on the Croatian coastline and one of the most picturesquely perfect beaches in the globe. It is regularly listed as one of the top beaches in Europe and the World by tourist guides and it is easy to see why. With a highly distinctive and memorable shape, perfect rich blue seas and white pebble beach, Zlatni Rat has become a symbol of Croatian tourism and natural beauty. It is a true natural wonder and a protected gem, making it the perfect place to spend a day as a family, couple, group or on your own. Located 2km from the town of Bol on Brač Island, the beach can be reached by car, a 20-minute walk along the sea, or, in the summer season, via the tourist boats or tourist train that runs every half hour. Just find a
vacation rental in Bol and spend some time on this stunning beach for yourself.