Village Location   |   15 mins Walk to Beach     |     5 mins from Horse Riding & ATV Buggies   |    Bus Stop (for Dubrovnik) 200m

Villa Lucija is a gorgeous traditional converted farmhouse with pool. When the house was converted in 2005  every effort was made to preserve the original spirit and feel of the house and they have done it beautifully. It’s a little oasis of peace & calm perfect place to just chill with your nearest and dearest.

The house is set in a corner of very spacious grounds spreading over several different levels in front of and to the west of the buildings. The property is approached from a country road through a gated entrance, from which a pathway leads to the entrance of the inner partially walled garden. The garden is additionally sheltered from outside view by a side building (currently not in use), and much greenery, so complete privacy in very peaceful surroundings.

The ground floor of the main house has now been turned into a Summer Kitchen. It is a large open space accessed from the garden in which there is a fully fitted kitchen (cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dish-washer) and a comfortable dining area especially useful for the occasional grey or rainy day. It is a space which remains pleasantly cool when it is scorching hot outside. It also houses WC and Laundry facilities.

The living quarters start on the first floor level of the main building which is reached by two stone staircases climbing up from the garden and meeting together in a small terrace in front of the house entrance. The terrace is bordered by a stone seating, thus turning this space into a cozy outdoor lounge. The villa was completely rebuilt seven years ago transforming it into a traditional converted farmhouse with pool . It now sleeps 6 persons in three-bedrooms. It is decorated in traditional style, with much use of its original antique furniture, with the exception of the kitchen and the bathrooms, which are appointed to high quality modern standards.

Attached to the main house is the Guest Annex. This is an attractive open-plan, split-level space with a high ceiling and plenty of light. The upper level area with its bathroom and walk-in closet represents sleeping quarters while the lower level functions as a living room. The ottoman on the lower level is usable as an extra bed. When it is not used for sleeping, The Guest House offers a tranquil corner for anyone wanting to read or write or to have a peaceful conversation and is a welcome addition to this traditional converted farmhouse with pool.

The outdoors space has several additions, first and foremost – the pool.
The original terrace, covered with a kiwi and a wild vine pergola, with its stone-built barbecue, remains the main dining space during the summer months. A low lying stone wall now separates the shaded dining area from the sunlit poolside terrace
A couple of steps lead from the poolside terrace up to the sun deck which offers extra space for sun bathing. A couple of steps down from the poolside terrace lead to the lower garden level and to a semi-circular wooden platform, which offers a peaceful corner in which to rest or read. Away from the pool area, under a creeper covered pergola, another stone-paved terrace is situated between the tall garden wall and the main house. It offers the earliest shady spot in the garden.

This is a gorgeous area of tall cypress trees and wonderful old villages, beautiful scenery, stunning beaches and lots of activities! There are wonderful quintessential fishing villages and pretty coves, beautiful views of the sea, walks through ancient vineyards and olive groves and activities such as horse riding, folk events, sightseeing etc are available in the surrounding country side.

You don’t need to leave the village but if you do fancy getting out and about to explore the Dubrovnik Riviera, then everything is within easy reach. Cavtat, a charming sea edge old town with a delightful selection of restaurants and cafe bars is 15 min drive away and of course, the ‘must-see’ Old Town of Dubrovnik is only a 30 min drive away. You could even water taxi in from Cavtat right into Dubrovnik Old Town’s harbour!

One of the most interesting draws of the Konavle region is that it was traditionally, and still is the main wine and olive growing area of the Dubrovnik Riviera so be sure to make the most of that with lots of wine tasting and sampling of local dishes! It is known for its quality wines, olives, olive oil, and wide variety of local produce so the gastronomic side of Konavle is not to be missed! Visit local taverns and wine cellars and partake in some wine tasting, and try some local traditional delicacies – this region has a mouthwatering selection of some of the best traditional eateries on the Dubrovnik Riviera…

Active Holidays

With a fantastic beach close by ( getting up and down is a bit of a challenge but well worth it ) and  even a horse riding ranch in the village  it’s just the perfect place to get out and explore the surrounding country-side. Take your camera as the location is really quite stunning . If you are more inclined to have some fast paced action, then there ATV buggies too.  And to keep the youngsters amused and have some family fun visit the new Activity Park near Gruda  offering bike rides, Zip Lines, Archery, Giant Swing, Paintball, Slingshot and such like.