Marijin Dvor Apartments, Apartment MAK

Marijin dvor is perfectly located on a small hill only a short 5 minute walk from the centre of Splitska. It`s a quiet and sunny place where houses with lush green gardens bump right up against a shallow fishing harbour. There are about twenty settlements on the island with characteristic features of the Mediterranean little towns villages, and Splitska is one of them. Its just 6 km. away from the main town and ferry port called Supetar. The space partments for rent in grandmas House on the island of Brac - Apartment 1 - Mak: 3 Rooms Apartment 65 sqm 16 sqm Terrace with sea view Very nice modern 3 room apartments.Bothe have a big terrace with seeview. All prices are per apartment per day including VAT an tourist tax Guest access Equimpment: - Parking Spaces - Internet (Wireless) - SAT TV - Air Conditioned - kids eating chair - kids bed - skype pc free cordless phone (make unlimited calls to landlines in more then 20 european Countries) - fully equipped kitchen with electric stove, dishwasher,etc. - washing machine - barbeque Other things to note Marijin dvor is perfectly located on a small hill only a short 5 minute walk from the centre of Splitska. It`s a quiet and sunny place where houses with lush green gardens bump right up against a shallow fishing harbour. There are about twenty settlements on the island with characteristic features of the Mediterranean little towns villages, and Splitska is one of them. Its just 6 km. away from the main town and ferry port called Supetar. Beaches and sightseeing: 5 minutes walk away there are some very nice beaches like Bok, Zastup and Grabova. Another really nice sandy beach 10 minutes by car is Lovrecina. Did you know? Splitska in Roman times acted as a port from where the white Brač stone was taken to Split an other places. Washington's White House, Vienna’s Parliament and Diocletian’s palacein Split are just some of the monumental buildings made from stone quarried on the Croatian island of Brac. In Spliska you can see the ancient Rasohe quarry, where in Roman times slave workers carved into the rock face a relief of Hercules, a symbol of strength and a demigod with the power to protect communities from harm.