




Discover a peaceful coastal getaway in Privlaka, Zadarska županija, where you can relax in a charming apartment perfectly suited for two guests. Located in the Sabunike area, this inviting retreat offers a serene base for exploring the beauty of the region and is situated just 8 km from the scenic island of Vir.
The living space is thoughtfully arranged across 22 m² on the first floor of the house. The layout includes a cozy living room with a dedicated dining area and a fully equipped kitchen for your convenience. For sleeping arrangements, the home features one bedroom with a comfortable double bed and one bathroom complete with a shower. To enjoy the fresh air, the living room opens directly onto a furnished and roofed balcony measuring 5 m², providing a lovely spot to unwind.
While the property maintains a simple and comfortable atmosphere, guests have access to several convenient features to enhance their stay:
The location is ideal for those who love the beach and convenience. Local shops and restaurants are reachable within just a few minutes' walk. The nearest sandy beach is only 400 m away, and the famous Queen's beach is located 600 m from the doorstep. The Queen's beach is truly unique, known as Croatia's longest sandy beach at 8 km and named after the legend of Queen Jelena. It is also celebrated for hosting the largest site of therapeutic mud in Croatia, offering a one-of-a-kind natural experience.
To ensure a smooth stay, please note the following practical details. Check-in is available between 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM. Pets are not allowed at this property. Whether you are visiting for the therapeutic sands of the coast or the quiet charm of Sabunike, this apartment provides a wonderful home base for your Adriatic adventure.
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You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

