Information for guests

• • Because the house is located on a hill above the sea, waste disposal is a bit complicated here (which is generally a problem in Croatia). The houses below us don’t have garbage bins, only small trash bags that guests must carry to the main road for collection, which is inconvenient for those guests. Our house is the last one on the street that doesn’t have to deal with waste this way and has its own garbage bin. This ensures regular collection of accumulated waste without the need to manage every single bag.
  • The mixed waste bin can be found next to the entrance gate.
  • Waste collection for houses with bins is arranged; the truck drives down the street to the stairs. Therefore, the bin must be brought up above the stairs on the evening before collection, to this spot:

• Here is a closer photo 🙂

• Please place the bin in this spot so it doesn’t block neighbors’ access to their parking spaces or the walkway to the stairs. Thank you in advance 🙂
• The bin is collected in the early morning hours, so it must be placed here the evening before. Please bring it back to the villa behind the fence right after collection, otherwise passersby may fill it with trash 🙂
• Waste collection days
  • May – Monday and Thursday
  • June – October – Monday, Thursday, Saturday

Thank you again for respecting these rules.

Please respect Quiet Hours

• This is a very peaceful location, away from tourist hustle and bustle, which makes it unique. Please also respect the quiet — loud talking or loud music echoes strongly on the hill and disturbs the neighbors.
• It is especially important to observe the midday siesta from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and the night quiet hours from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM.
• Flying drones is prohibited. Due to the nearby houses, the neighbors are directly allergic to it, plus there is a no-fly zone because of Split Airport. We tried it ourselves when photographing the house, and it was definitely not welcomed ☺.

Pool

• A small above-ground pool measuring 4x2x1 meters is available for your use at the villa.
• The pool will be prepared before your arrival; however, it requires some basic care to keep the water clear and clean.

• Beach directly below the house – From the villa, go right, then down the stairs. There is a stone beach with a pier. It is a quiet beach reserved only for the nearby houses. We launch paddleboards from here.
• Stari Porat Beach – A small pebble beach within walking distance, about 700 meters (8 minutes on foot). There is a small bar on this beach, and it is suitable for small children.

• Kava Beach – A small pebble beach 1.6 km away, about 20 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by car. Parking is available and free of charge.
• Labadusa Beach – A larger pebble beach approximately 3.5 km away, 5 minutes by car. The beach has restaurants, bars, water attractions, and paid parking.

• Okrug Beach – large pebble city beach, 5 km away, 10 minutes by car, lots of bars, stalls, attractions, more crowded during the season.
• Slatine Beach – several kilometers long beach on the other side of the island, about 15 km, 25 minutes by car, a mix of rocks, pebbles, and concrete; you can find quiet spots that require a walk along the sea to reach.

• There is a small shop in the village where you can buy basic groceries.
• In Okrug Gornji, there are several Tommy stores – prices are a bit higher.
• For larger shopping trips, we recommend Kaufland Trogir – best prices.
• For fish, seafood, and meat – the best place is Tommy, in the Spot center behind the airport, good prices and fresh products.

• The market – fish, fruit, and vegetables are many times more expensive than at Kaufland or Tommy, despite the same quality.
• Beer cans and PET bottles are refundable in Croatia; they must be clean and uncrushed, and are returned at the place where they were purchased.

• Didina Dika – a restaurant right in the village, located behind the grocery store on the way to the beach – excellent grilled food, good prices compared to the center of Trogir, where it’s rare to get meat cooked on charcoal.
• Labadusa – a great beachside restaurant, we recommend trying their black cuttlefish risotto.
• Tragos – a restaurant in Trogir – they serve excellent lamb leg from their own farm, high-quality cuisine.

• Bela – pastry shop and café in Trogir – the best ice cream
• Coccolo – steak restaurant in Trogir – the best steaks
• Tinel – a small café with great coffee – buy chocolate croissants at the market in the morning, have coffee and fresh juice here, and they allow you to eat what you bring in.