The apartments are located in a family home on the main Lolić beach in Pirovac, which has a Blue Flag and where the sea is warmer than elsewhere.
Pirovac is a small town in central Dalmatia, on the Adriatic coast, located 20 km from Šibenik and 50 km from Zadar.
It has a mild climate and clean, warm sea that is on average about 4°C warmer than in many other places.
The coastline is indented, with numerous coves, sandy, pebble and rocky beaches, as well as islands and islets and pine forests,
which makes it an ideal destination for a relaxing holiday.
The islet of Sustipanac in Pirovac Bay, with the ruins of a medieval monastery, is a special attraction,
perfect for swimming and enjoying the shade of the pine forest.
In the Makirina cove, at the far end of Pirovac Bay, there is medicinal peloid (healing mud).
Nearby you can visit the Kornati and Krka National Parks, and only 5 km away is the Vrana Lake Nature Park,
a reserve for many bird species and also a great spot for fishing.
In the hinterland of Pirovac there are fields covered with olive groves, fig trees and vineyards, and many medicinal herbs can be found as well.
Numerous cycling trails run through the area and, along with swimming, diving, rowing, water skiing, sailing, hiking and other activities,
they offer great opportunities for an active holiday.
Pirovac has a rich and turbulent history, reflected in many local landmarks. It is mentioned as early as 1298,
and in the Middle Ages it already served as a climatic and tourist destination.
The Parish Church of Our Lady of Carmel was built in 1506, and the Village Gate with remnants of old walls dates back to the 16th century.
At the end of Pirovac Bay you can also see archaeological remains of an ancient Roman villa.
