If you ever get to stay at Villa Paulina, you will just love the garden. Full of spices and flowers it emanates a specific scent around the house, so we’re writing this post to help you pick the right ones to season your food or freshen up your room. Oh, bear in mind ...
is easily reachable by ferry and famous for its sword dance, Moreška, a mock battle over the fate of a veiled young woman. There are other great things, special local wines (Grk) and winemakers…take our word for it. Well worth the visit.
is hiding a monastery on a tiny island in the middle of a brackish water lake. Great for bike rides, walks, fishing and everything in between. Just do not buy home made liqueurs sold by old ladies at the side of the road. Why? Well, what do you think happened to ...
A 500-year-old Gothic-Renaissance park with a 15th-century summer villa and Baroque fountain fed from a 70-metre aqueduct, decorated with figures of Neptune and nymphs is only 3 kilometers away from the Old Town.
are just a short boat ride from the Old Town, are full of pristine beaches, like Šunj on the island of Lopud, covered in fine, white sand. For extreme silence try the island of Koločep.
is part pebble, part gravel and all fun with parachute boat rides, water chutes, canoes, jet skis, pedalos and banana rides for rent. Naturists should follow a path down to a Cava beach.
a beach were sun will keep you warm until late in the evening. View of the Old Town bathing in gold of its rays as it sets is out of this world. Bring a camera. Really.
When visiting one of the most beautiful places on Earth, why not stay in the best villa?
Villa Paulina
Ulica Frana Supila 53, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia +385 98 509 999