Nearest beach
300 m
3 min walk
DALMATIA · RAŽANJ
The Adriatic your grandparents remember
Ražanj · between Primošten and Trogir
Browse apartmentsAll three apartments are just a three-minute walk from the pebble beach — in flip-flops. Heated pool, sunset terrace, the scent of fig and rosemary — here the day starts with the bura wind and ends with a glass of Plavac over the sea.
SHARED BY ALL
What you get, whichever apartment you choose
Six things all three apartments share. The cards below show only what is specific to each apartment — so you don't waste time on repetition.
PICK YOUR APARTMENT
Three apartments, three characters
Each of the three units has its own character — pick the one that fits your trip best.
WHERE WE ARE
Ražanj — where Dalmatia still hasn't learned to hurry
A small coastal town in Dalmatia, tucked between Primošten and Trogir — no high-rises, no tourist chains.
EXPERIENCES
Recommended day trips
Everything within reach of the villa — without rush, without tourist queues. Below, the stories our guests put at the top of their list.
UNESCO
Šibenik — UNESCO cathedral and fortress
The Cathedral of St. James is built entirely from stone, without mortar — fifty years of construction, unique in Europe. The fortress of St. Michael above the town is a summer opera stage under the stars; the view reaches the Kornati islands.
50 min drive
Krka NP
Skradin and the Krka waterfalls
From Skradin, a boat takes you to Skradinski Buk — a seven-tier waterfall where swimming meets ancient watermills. Nearby is Bibich winery (Plastovo) — declared by Robert Parker one of Croatia's finest.
54 min drive
Kornati NP
Kornati — full-day cruise through 140 islands
The only way to truly know the Kornati is from a boat. From Vodice or Šibenik, a full-day excursion runs through the national park — swimming in hidden coves, fish lunch on deck, a stop at Telašćica.
Full day
UNESCO
Trogir — medieval town on an island
The old town is entirely UNESCO. Stone alleys open onto the Romanesque cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Kamerlengo fortress. Fish taverns by the water, without the Split crowds.
31 min drive
UNESCO
Split — Diocletian's Palace and Riva
A 4th-century palace where Roman power still leaves its mark — a city still living within ancient walls. The Riva, Marjan hill, city markets — Split is Dalmatia's heart in a single day.
54 min drive
Wine
Primošten and Dalmatian wineries
The Babić vineyards above Primošten are planted into bare rock — a phenomenon declared a UNESCO cultural heritage. At family cellars you taste the indigenous Babić, paired with Dalmatian prosciutto and homemade olive oil.
20 min drive
10 min drive
Rogoznica and the Dragon's Eye
Inside Marina Frapa, the largest on the Adriatic, lies the Dragon's Eye — a salt lake set into the cliff of Cape Gradina. Fifteen metres deep, a geological wonder wrapped in Dalmatian legend. Fish taverns by the marina for dinner.
8 km
EXPERIENCES
Recommended day trips
Everything within reach of the villa — without rush, without tourist queues. Below, the stories our guests put at the top of their list.
UNESCO
Šibenik — UNESCO cathedral and fortress
The Cathedral of St. James is built entirely from stone, without mortar — fifty years of construction, unique in Europe. The fortress of St. Michael above the town is a summer opera stage under the stars; the view reaches the Kornati islands.
50 min drive
Krka NP
Skradin and the Krka waterfalls
From Skradin, a boat takes you to Skradinski Buk — a seven-tier waterfall where swimming meets ancient watermills. Nearby is Bibich winery (Plastovo) — declared by Robert Parker one of Croatia's finest.
54 min drive
Kornati NP
Kornati — full-day cruise through 140 islands
The only way to truly know the Kornati is from a boat. From Vodice or Šibenik, a full-day excursion runs through the national park — swimming in hidden coves, fish lunch on deck, a stop at Telašćica.
Full day
UNESCO
Trogir — medieval town on an island
The old town is entirely UNESCO. Stone alleys open onto the Romanesque cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Kamerlengo fortress. Fish taverns by the water, without the Split crowds.
31 min drive
UNESCO
Split — Diocletian's Palace and Riva
A 4th-century palace where Roman power still leaves its mark — a city still living within ancient walls. The Riva, Marjan hill, city markets — Split is Dalmatia's heart in a single day.
54 min drive
Wine
Primošten and Dalmatian wineries
The Babić vineyards above Primošten are planted into bare rock — a phenomenon declared a UNESCO cultural heritage. At family cellars you taste the indigenous Babić, paired with Dalmatian prosciutto and homemade olive oil.
20 min drive
10 min drive
Rogoznica and the Dragon's Eye
Inside Marina Frapa, the largest on the Adriatic, lies the Dragon's Eye — a salt lake set into the cliff of Cape Gradina. Fifteen metres deep, a geological wonder wrapped in Dalmatian legend. Fish taverns by the marina for dinner.
8 km
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FREQUENTLY ASKED
Good to know
The most common questions from our guests — if you don't find your answer, drop us a line.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in: from 2 pm. Check-out: by 10 am. For special requests (early check-in, late check-out), let us know in advance — we usually work it out.
Are pets allowed?
Unfortunately, pets are not allowed. We understand they're part of the family — if you need pet-friendly accommodation, we'll happily recommend neighbours who welcome them.
BEFORE BOOKING
Let's talk it through
Not sure which apartment fits you best? Questions about dates, kids, local details? The host replies personally — no scripts, no queues.