Apartment Tedo with wonderful views of the Adriatic Sea - Komarna
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom - enjoy the Mediterranean as it once was.

The Property: Apartment Tedo has wonderful views of the bay below. It has a living room with an open kitchen in lower floor. The upper floor has two bedrooms (both with air condition) and a bathroom with washing machine. The house lies on a mountain so there is exit to the terrace (with garden grill) from the back bedroom (four beds). The master bedroom (two beds) has a balcony with view of the bay. The back terrace and garden (where a family of turtles lives!) faces east so there is shade from noon onward. The four houses share the terrace and each house has a roofed terrace in front of the house. The front terrace and the balcony have sea view and are facing west and are in the sun from noon onwards.

Extra information: There is a Satellite TV in the living room. The two bedrooms have air-conditioning. There is a fully equipped kitchen with coffee machine and a microwave oven. There is linen and 2 towels on each bed. We have a child-chair and child-bed (on request). There is a washing machine in the bathroom.

There is a sofa for two persons with coffee table. Dining table with chairs. 20" TV with satellite receiver. Exit to front terrace. There is a master bedroom on the upper floor with exit to balcony overlooking the bay. Double bed, tables and closet. Possibility for a third bed. There is a small bedroom on the upper floor: Air conditioning, bunk bed (two persons), closet and bed-settee (two persons). There is exit to the garden. Both bedrooms are air conditioning.

We have a garden terrace with a BBQ in the middle. There are two more terraces and the first one has mandarins, oranges and lemon tree (and our family of turtles).

Location: Komarna is on the Croatian coast 70 kilometres North of Dubrovnik. All the holiday villas and apartments have a clear view of the azure Adriatic Sea beyond the beach. The village lies in the bay of Mali Ston engulfed by the mainland and the peninsula of Peljesac. The coast is dotted with small uninhabited islands, reefs and cliffs offering a spectacular view much like Southern Thailand or Greece.

Komarna is the perfect place for making a vacation if you want to be disturbed by nothing but the sound of rattling palm leaves and soft waves rolling in on the beach. There is no chance of getting bored though. Just three kilometres to the South you will find the tourist town of Klek offering a wide selection of restaurants, bars, shops and discotheques in the high season, and there are a lot of historical sights nearby and world-class tourist attractions to be easily reached in a day-trip.

Travelling: The motorway from Zagreb is now open all the way to Split (July 2005). Komarna is just off the main North-South highway (E65) that cuts along the coast. It is about 70 km. North of Dubrovnik and 120 km. South of Split. Look out for the "km stones". The road to Komarna is between the km 733 and km 734 stones.

There are four options if you want to fly in. Dubrovnik Airport is the most convenient. There are plenty of flights coming in, there are good bus connections (address and timetable here) to Komarna and it is affordable to go by taxi or we can arrange to pick you up.The second option is Split Airport which is also very well connected to the outside world. There are frequent bus connections going South (busses running between Dubrovnik and Split and pass by Komarna). See paragraph above for details.The third option is Mostar in Herzegovina. Mostar Airport is closer to Komarna than the other two but there are not many flights (especially not discount flights) coming in. Should you however land at Mostar a taxi to Komarna is the easiest. It costs a fraction of what it would cost anywhere in the EU. Otherwise check out Sarajevo below. All busses from there pass through Mostar.

At the moment there seems to be good prices for tickets to Sarajevo airport. Distance to Komarna is about 200 km. That will set you back about 200 Euro in a taxi.

Bus is another good alternative from Sarajevo. The ride takes about three hours. The best way to get from the airport to the bus station is by taxi. That will cost Euro 8-10 (somewhat of a fortune for anything else in that town, but EU and UN aid workers seem to set the price and they apparently don't care to haggle for peanuts).

Busses towards Komarna depart infrequently - Lots of them during the first part of the day and very few from late afternoon and on. This is when the planes arrive. Spending a couple of hours in Sarajevo should not make you miserable though. The old town is completely rebuilt (with the occasional bullet hole here and there) and is definitely worth seeing - even if this means catching a later bus.

Rental Rates per week for 2005:

Rental Rates per day for 2006:

Notes to the Rental rates
Croatian tourist tax of 5 Kuna (Euro 0,66) per day per adult guest must be added to the price. Final cleaning and all linen and towels are included in the prices. (Big bath towels are extra). The prices are not valid for short stays.

If you would like to contact the owner, Jan Skov, please click on the link below.

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