Villa Stolovi
Rural location near Klek, Dubrovnik-Neretva region

An impressive luxury stone villa with spectacular views across the Adriatic. 5 bedrooms, sleeps 10 to 14; swimming pool, tennis court, terraces, outdoor grill and dining area, wine cellar, several acres of Mediterranean garden. Furnished in rustic style. Ideal for a group or large family requiring a relaxing holiday in a peaceful, secluded location.

Discounts offered on selected weeks
on bookings taken before the end of May

LOCATION

Villa Stolovi is located on the Dalmatian coast approximately 70 kilometres (one hour) from Dubrovnik and 1 hour 20min by car from Dubrovnik airport.  The villa is positioned 3km from the small town of Klek on high ground and has a stunning view of the Adriatic. It is reached by a small white road which goes through olive groves and vineyards.

VILLA DESCRIPTION

Villa Stolovi is a very imposing stone-built new detached villa, in the style of old Dalmatian farmhouses of grand proportions. It is situated in several acres of land on a hillside overlooking a huge expanse of the Adriatic sea, with islands dotted below, and the famous island of Hvar in the distance. The gardens are extensive and well stocked with Mediterranean plants and trees. The grounds contain two hard surface tennis courts for the exclusive use of guests.

ACCOMMODATION DETAILS

Living/dining room
Large open style dining room and sitting room; rustic style dining table. Lounge area includes an open fireplace and wide screen satellite TV/DVD. Music centre and console games. French windows opening directly onto the terrace.

Kitchen
Fitted with modern appliances: fridge freezer, oven, hob, microwave, separate utility room with a washing machine.

Bedrooms
4 double bedrooms all with double beds and one bedroom with spacious bunk beds.  All rooms furnished in rustic style with hand made furniture in antique oak, and all with sea views. Some bedrooms have sofas which can also be used as a double bed. Two or more baby cots available.

BEACHES

There are a variety of local beaches to swim from all within a few minutes drive from the villa. You will find the water of the Adriatic to be crystal clear and ideal for swimming and snorkelling.

Boat hire and skippered excursions are available locally, for more information please visit our boating page.

THE SURROUNDING AREA
Dubrovnik
Villa Stolovi is well situated to visit Dubrovnik with its ancient walled city, beaches and rich cultural life. Walk the city walls to view the beautiful roofscape of the old town and the seascape beyond. Visit the Franciscan and Dominican monasteries and enjoy strolling the cobbled streets and alleyways and relaxing in the cafes.
During the summer months the Dubrovnik festival hosts concerts on most nights providing music of all types. Many interesting bars and restaurants – from simple pizzerias and seafood/pasta taverns and delicious ice-cream cafes, to sophisticated restaurants serving fresh local food with special touches of accomplished chefs can be found. There are nightclubs and pubs for night entertainment. Dubrovnik can be reached by car in 1 hour.

Ston and the Peljesac Peninsula
A lot closer is the picturesque town of Ston with its small sister town of Mali Ston.They are places of culinary excellence and several renowned seafood restaurants are there, notably Bota Sare and Kapetanova Kuca (Captain’s House) on the seafront of Mali Ston, and Bacchus in Ston. You can sample the excellent local white wine,  Posip, and two great reds : Dingac and Postup.  These towns are less than 30 minute drive from the villa and are on the Peljesac peninsula which is the land you see from the villa across the stretch of Adriatic. More lovely towns follow on Peljesac – Orebic and Trpanj. They have their own beaches. Prapratno Cove, close to Ston, provides one of the finest sandy beaches in Croatia.

The islands of Mljet and Korcula
A 40 minute ferry journey transports you from Prapratno Cove on the Peljesac peninsula to the nature reserve island of Mljet. The most wooded of Croatia’s 1100 islands, Mljet is 30km long and only 3km wide. One third of the island is a national park that contains two lakes that are linked to each other and to the sea. In the centre of the large lake is an island with a Benedictine monastery first established in the 12th century and rebuilt in the Renaissance period.

Another highly recommended trip would be to the island of Korcula. Both car and passenger ferries run from Orebic on the Peljesac peninsula to the town of Korcula on the island of the same name. Korcula Town, considered to be the birth place of Marco Polo, is a beautifully preserved mediaeval town dating from the 13th Century. The town is fortified and positioned on a small elevated peninsula providing a commanding position over the strait between the island and the mainland. Today Korcula’s narrow alleyways and town squares provide the setting for bars, restaurants, shops and galleries.

The Neretva Delta, Mostar and Medugorje
The contrasting landscape of the Neretva Delta, with its fertile groves of oranges and lemons and networks of lakes, rivers, and canals is just a few minutes drive from Villa Stolovi. Over the border in Bosnia, the historic town of Mostar, with its iconic bridge, is 70 kilometres from the Villa and can be reached in less than one hour. A similar distance is the town of Medugorje, a famous place of religious pilgrimage.

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GETTING THERE

Dubrovnik airport (located near the town of Cavtat to the south of Dubrovnik) is one hour 20 minute drive from Villa Stolovi. Traveling from the UK, British Airways flies daily to Dubrovnik during the summer months and three days a week during the winter season. EasyJet flies from Gatwick to Dubrovnik 6 days a week during summer months and from Liverpool 3 days a week. Easyjet also flies direct to Dubrovnik from Geneva, Berlin, Milan and Paris. Flybe flies to Dubrovnik on Sundays from Birmingham, Exeter and Southampton. Both Monarch Airlines and Thomsonfly fly to Dubrovnik on Sundays from Gatwick and Manchester. Globespan flies direct from Edinburgh to Dubrovnik on Wednesdays. Croatia Airlines also provides direct flights from Gatwick to Dubrovnik on Fridays, Sundays and Mondays as well as daily flights from Heathrow to Zagreb with connecting flights to Dubrovnik. An alternative, and usually cheaper, route to Zagreb is by Wizzair from London Luton. From Scandanavia, Scandjet fly to Dubrovnik from Gotenborg.

An alternative is to fly to Split and drive the 3 hours down the spectacular coast road from Split to Klek (a new motorway already covering part of the route will reduce the time). EasyJet fly daily directly from London Gatwick to Split and three days a week from Bristol. Croatia Airlines flies daily to Split via Zagreb and direct on Saturdays from Heathrow and on Mondays from Gatwick. Flybe fly direct to Split from Birmingham and Southampton. Scandjet flies directly to Split from Stockholm and Gotenborg. German Wings flies to Split from Cologne and Berlin. Easyjet fly direct from Geneva to Split.

For travellers with some time to spare the Split option provides the chance to visit Diocletian’s Palace in the centre of Split or take a detour on the southerly route by crossing by ferry to Supetar on the island of Brac and returning from the southern end of the island to Makarska on the mainland.

PRICE AND AVAILABILITY

All rates are for the whole villa in euro per week Saturday to Saturday. Payment can be made in Pounds Sterling (GBP) or Euros at the prevailing exchange rate. There are no extras. Tourist tax and cleaning are included. Prices are shown on the chart in the left hand (grey) column.

TO BOOK
Please email or telephone us to make a provisional reservation. Then download and complete the appropriate booking form.

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