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Villa Bellavista prevails evidence that lavishness and luxury can span the ages. This captivating villa featuring six bedrooms is hooked on the rocky cliffs, overseeing directly the pure turquoise water of Dubrovnik and the Adriatic Sea. The stunning villa is one of the oldest in the region and owns preserved prominence for its history and masterly traditional architecture.
Sense the pulse of life ease down to a serene and comforting pace as you turn up to the villa’s immense outside spaces. Rich tiered architectural design winds down to the sea at the back of the home. Modern amenities like café house, barbeque and heated pool are sprinkled across the property for you to benefit from. You will get to familiarize with ageless splendor of vibrant gardens, columned pergolas, curving corridors and an antiquated gazebo.
Villa Bellavista features six bedrooms that are radiantly adorned, harmonizing with the Riviera’s dreamlike sunlight. The five strikingly comfortable bathrooms vary from old-fashioned spa artistry to modern-day luxury. Five bedrooms dwell in the main house, spanning across two floors. Second floor holds two master suits with a well-equipped en-suite bathroom. Winding down the stairs shows up three bedrooms, two of which share a bathroom and one has en-suite. Remaining bedrooms make up an appealing, self-sufficient guests house.
Explore each room to find up-to-date furnishings and modern electronics highlighted with vintage styles like fine rugs, work desks and art pieces. The great room would turn out to be a pivot of activity for your family as well as your guests, as you come together around the spacious and cozy sofas to watch a movie or just share a pleasant conversation.
Scan the walls of the Old Town through the day and contemplate at the exquisite purple sunsets as the day draws to an end, your holiday at Villa Bellavista would be one of the most cherished ones.
It doesn’t matter if you are coming to Dubrovnik for the first time or the thousandth, the feeling of amazement not ever seizes to spring when you fix eyes on the gorgeousness of the ancient town. Undeniably it’s tough to envision anyone getting bored or jaded by the city’s marble streets, baroque buildings and therefore the endless shimmer of the sea, or failing to be galvanized by a walk on the traditional town walls that have protected a civilized, refined republic for hundreds of years.
People would surely envy you if you plan to holiday in Dubrovnik for over a week. You’re in to let go of the taxing day-to-day life. Discover, layback, bathe, read, meditate, walk or just stay idle, the city is pleasant enough to revitalize you from your routine.
Heighten your holiday experience with an excursion of the city and its surroundings, savoring exquisite culinary specialties or joining sports events to stimulate both your body and soul. The pleasant climate luckily facilitates sailing throughout the year, so we suggest the Elafite Islands Cruise where you can discover woody untouched oasis, and this is where the nature admirers can appreciate scenic villages on the island of Koločep, Šipan and Lopud.
Hiking the Hills of Konavale serves as a perfect sport if you love hiking. At the Konavoski Dvori Restaurant on the River Ljuta, you may also taste freshwater fish.
A Jeep Safari and Horseback Riding are few of the many tourist activities offered in Konvale. If you love eating, watching birds and archaeology, the valley of the River Neretva is the place for you to visit.
Mount Srd
Perhaps the top way to grasp the city’s vast stretch of historic architecture is from the heights of Mount Srd that stands at a height of 413 meters and features a dazzling panorama of Dubrovnik and its surrounds. The recently restored cable car will make let you climb in as speedy as three. You may walk down to explore in depth.
Banje Beach
Catch the sunset, dip in glistening waters, or recline in the rays of the sun at Dubrovnik’s leading beach. Banje is situated next to the Old Town and has its own restaurant and café bar. Adjoining is the chic Banje Beach Club, where you can bask on chic white daybeds.
Luza Square
A pivotal point for tourists to the city, it is the home of the historic Sponza Palace, city Bell Tower and St Blaise Church. The square also functions as the setting for processions and events all year long.
Stradun
Dubrovnik’s Stradun, previously a swamp and nowadays the vivacious center of the city, has its many shops, cafés and restaurants. Lined by white limestone that dates back to 1468, this pedestrian street expands 300 meters and is enclosed by the ancient city walls.
Gunduliceva Poljana
An amazing way to initiate your day in Dubrovnik is at Gundulic Square’s lively morning market. Vegetables, fruits, crafts and flowers are sold here in the conventional and welcoming setting. The statue of the square’s namesake, Ivan Gundulić, the much-admired 17th century poet, is also worth the visit here.
When you done with the expeditions to the city’s surroundings, the exquisite beaches of Dubrovnik and deep clear sea are anticipating your visit. Topmost hotels, excellent wellness centers and thousands of different events around the year are fashioned for you to make your stay memorable.
Resting on the south coast of Croatia, Dubrovnik might be immersed in history, but it is a city with an extremely modern verge, too. Inside its solid walls, medieval houses, antique palaces and ancient churches buff shoulders with elegant boutiques, trendy bars, modern hotels and lively eateries. Also you would come across the islands and beaches of Dubrovnik’s Adriatic Riviera right next to your doorway.
A lot of its Renaissance architecture got erased in the 1667 earthquake, however there are still few parts that remain, like St Saviour Church, amongst the latest Baroque style. Franciscan Monastery is also appealing to see and it houses one of the eldest pharmacies in Europe, and the striking Rector’s Palace.
Every nook of the city mirrors the history of Dubrovnik that is older than a thousand years. The city of museums is a perfect blend of the present with the past. The city is embraced by medieval 1,940 meters long walls, which have been conserved in their genuine shape and opened for visitors as the dominant fascination.
Dubrovnik is predominantly a cultural destination, proposing ancient monuments and a great number of traditional festivals and events. This captivating city that will let you fall in love with it and makes you return to it time and again in quest of exclusive experiences.