Holiday Home for 8 persons in Miskovici-Insel Pag Pag

This house: PAG 402

PAG 400 - apartments 2-4 persons
PAG 401 - apartment 4-5 people
PAG 402 - apartment 6-8 people

ROZA house stands with 4 apartments on the hillside, below the local road from Miskovici, with beautiful sea views. Center and pebble beach 200 m, supermarket Dinjiska 4 km, 20 km Pag. Terraced and partly surrounded by stone wall, about 1000 m² of land with olive trees, rose bushes and vines. Barbecue, swing and slide for children to share. Each balcony / terrace with furniture and sea views. 3 parking spaces on the property.

PAG 400/402 with new, self righteous institution. PAG with 401 convenient facility. Parkett-/Fliesenboden. Satellite TV, DVD. Air conditioning with Kühl-/Heizfunktion. Note: The owners live in the first Bunk. Youth groups are not accepted.


Local service charges: taxes. Wash bed linen (weekly change). Bring towels. Deposit EUR 120 Cot EUR10 per stay (on request). Pets are not allowed.

PAG 400 2-room apartment, ground floor, ca 35 sqm. Living room with sofa bed, dining area, kitchenette (2 hotplates, microwave, coffee maker, kettle, toaster) and exit to balcony (about 20 m², privacy to the adjacent balcony). Bedroom with double Bed and single bed. Shower / WC.

PAG 401 3-room apartment, ground floor / slope, approximately 45 m². Separate access via external staircase. Living room with sofa bed, dining area, kitchenette (2 burner, 2 plates, oven, microwave, coffee maker, kettle, toaster) and exit on partially covered terrace (pergola with vines, about 20 square meters). Small bedroom with double Bed. Double room. Shower / WC.

PAG 402 4-room apartment, ground floor, 70 sqm. Combination of the two apartments PAG 400 (no internal connection).

ISLAND OF PAG

Pag is probably one of the most unique islands in Croatia. More than 60 km have been going their narrow, parallel ridges, by a narrow strait from the mainland, separated and divided by long fjord-like bays, peninsulas. The landscape is characterized by extreme contrasts. Large parts of the island resemble a lunar landscape. An emaciated from sun and wind, white, sometimes pink, shimmering, impressive rocky desert, with sharp contours of the blue sea. Where the land from the north wind - the north-east wind - is protected, as in Novalja, says a friendly green farmland, small olives, vineyards, some pine and oak forests, hunchbacked pasture land for the 'Paski sir "(pager feta cheese stands), the most famous product of the island. The bay of Pag, island in the middle is like a sea in the country because she is down to a narrow connection to the eastern Velebit channel completely surrounded by barren land. Here and in the bay of Novalja there are beautiful sandy beaches. An approximately 300 m long sand and shingle beach can be found at Zubovici Drazica-pager on the bay, 8 km east of Novalja. Worth seeing is the capital of the island of Pag. Here and in Novalja water sports and boat trips are offered. Great entertainment in Zrce beach with parties, disco, jet skiing, water skiing, etc. The island is connected to the southeast at Miletici by a bridge over the Velebit channel to the mainland. The new highway from Zagreb to Zadar travel by the southern detour is still more convenient. Alternatively there is the car ferry from Prizna / mainland to Zigljen / Pag (in low season 8 times a day, throughout season in 8-20 h, an approximate driving time 15 min, approximately EUR 13 cars, about adults EUR 3, Booth 2010).

Miškovici

The small holiday resort located 20 km south of the town of Pag, 30 km northeast of Zadar and 3 km from the Pag bridge on the south side of the island. In the resort restaurant (open seasonally from June to September), more restaurants and shopping facilities in Dinjiska, 4 km. From Miskovici boat trips to remote beaches.

DALMATIA

Karlobag in the north and south of Cavtat limit in the southern part of Croatia. The coastal road Jadranska Magistrala winds its way along the Velebit mountain range, the Dalmatian and drive the Biokovo mountain range connects the north and the south. In between, in northern Dalmatia, Zadar riviera, with historic towns like Pag, Nin and Biograd. Further south, close to the Riviera with the towns of Sibenik Vodice, Sibenik, Trogir, Primosten and Rogoznica. Sibenik is located at the Krka National Park. Some 300 offshore islands, including the largest of Pag, Ugljan, Pasman and Dugi Otok and the Kornati National Park are known among sailors far. Thereafter, further south, the beautiful old town of Trogir, Split, the capital of Dalmatia, with its historic old town and Diocletian's Palace. Located south of Split, the former pirate nest Omis and the Makarska Riviera, as the town of Brela, Baska Voda and Makarska most famous beach destinations. Off the coast of the islands of Brac, Solta and Hvar. The Dubrovnik Riviera, the southernmost region of Dalmatia, extends from the Peljesac peninsula in the north of the medieval Dubrovnik, "Pearl of the Adriatic ', in the south of Cavtat. The offshore islands of Korcula, Lastovo and Mljet regarded as scenically impressive. Worth the National Parks of Paklenica and Krka, the Kornati archipelago and the island of Mljet. The whole coast is full of beautiful rocks, gravel and partly sandy beaches, where the beach is Bol on the island of Brac the most famous. Partial subtropical climate allows a rich flora thrive with palm trees, olive groves and centuries-old cypress trees. In stark contrast to this are the barren landscapes of the island of Pag and the Kornati islands.