Villa Nell - apartment C Vacation Apartment Maslinica, Insel Solta

An apartment in Villa Nell is situated 10 m from the sea, with fabulous sea views with direct access to the beach(very peaceful surroundings),made to a luxury European standard, fully equipped. All terraces overlook the bay.Has it's own grill.Very tastefully decorated and completely NEW, with a separate access,and parking spot. Air conditioned.

The largest tourist region in Dalmatia is the part around Split, its largest city, a region which covers only one county, the County of Split-Dalmatia. This is the centre and the true heart of Dalmatia, where the majority of its inhabitants live, where the main Dalmatian islands are located, where the beaches are the most beautiful. Here is where most of the precious cultural monuments are to be found as well as two of a total of five Croatian localities included in the UNESCO List of World Heritage: the historical nucleus of Split, with Diocletian’s Palace, and the historical city of Trogir. If Dalmatia is indeed, as many say, the true, primeval Mediterranean, then its central part around Split is, in itself, the heart of the entire Mediterranean. Historically the Split part of Dalmatia shared the destiny of other parts of the entire region, but its central position, and the protection its hinterland provided, ensured that its exposure to devastation was much less than its neighbouring areas. That is why so many people live here and why the original spirit of the Mediterranean has been so well preserved. This applies especially to Split, the second largest Croatian city after Zagreb, and the cultural centre of Dalmatia. Located close to Split are other large coastal towns of Central Dalmatia: Trogir and Omiš. While extending further south is the Makarska Riviera. Lined in front of Split, one after the other, are almost all the larger Dalmatian islands: Brac;, Šolta, Ciovo, Hvar, and Vis.