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Check in from: | 15:00 |
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Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Internet access
Garden
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Apartments Villa Mila
Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a patio, Apartments Villa Mila is situated in Cavtat. This beachfront property offers access to a balcony, free private parking and free WiFi.
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: 13 Sep 2020
Stayed in: Sep 2020
Fantastic view and friendly hosts!
We had the best time in Cavtat, especially thanks to our hosts good advice! The villa has a spectacular view, probably the best in cavtat.
You will have access to 3 hidden beaches, and there is a possibility to rent kayak for a very reasonable price.
It was a great experience!
You will have access to 3 hidden beaches, and there is a possibility to rent kayak for a very reasonable price.
It was a great experience!
Group traveller
UK
Comment: 17 Jun 2019
Stayed in: Jun 2019
Beautiful 5 Bedroom Villa in a lovely part of Cavtat. Views outstanding.
Mara and Pierre could not have made us more welcome. Such a lovely lovely family. Meet and greet was great and Pierre gave us a very informative talk and information, nothing was too much trouble.
The Villa (there were 8 of us), is on the side of the mountain so be prepared to climb steps. We stayed in the Penthouse. Really well equipped, lovely outlook. The views of the bay are superb. There is an abandoned building at the bottom of the mountain, but it does not detract from the fabulous views of the bay, Cavtat to the left and Dubrovnik in the distance. We sat on the balcony some evenings to the most spectacular sunsets. It is a good 40 minute walk into the centre of Cavtat, taking a shortcut through the Hotel Epiduras. There is an abundance of great places to eat and drink. All the staff are so welcoming and the food choices were great. There's a really well stocked supermarket in Cavtat on the main street and also another one across the road next to a bank, where there is also an amazing butchers and someone selling local fruit and veg in the courtyard.
When you carry on walking towards where all the boat excursions go from, that strip is buzzing with life, sit down in one of the many restaurants and watch the world go round. There are many boat excursions, so many to pick from. We did the 3 island trip to the Elafiti Islands (Kolocep, Sipan and Lopud), the only fault we had with that trip was 45 minutes was not enough time on Kocep or Sipan to explore. However, we had 2 hours on Lopud. The fish lunch (or chicken if you preferred) was cooked on the boat and very well organised.
We took a separate excursion on another day to the Island of Lokrum and spent the day there. We travelled on the Vivado boat. You have to pay a separate charge of 120 Kuna to get on the island, but you are told about that when you book the boat trip. That island is very beautiful, 3 lovely restaurants on there, botanical gardens and a very steep climb (but good paths) to the fort on the top of the hill, but well worth the trip for the views.
We took a boat trip into Dubrovnik one day, again very well organised. Dubrovnik was bustling with many tourists. If you want to walk the city walls the cost was 200 Kuna each. It was worth it as it's a great way to see the city from above. The Cable Car was not operational and hasn't been for sometime. We took the public bus service back to Cavtat, but it was standing room only. Very cheap and the service was efficient and ran to time. Great views of the coastline, but don't go on it if you don't like heights and narrow roads! We got off the bus at the top of the hill (above Villa Vidak) and called in at the bar at the top of the road. That's a great little bar and again staff really friendly, drinks were cheap. They also have a little shop there where you can get fresh bread, milk and other provisions.
We did both of the peninsular walks around Cavtat, the first one (started where all the boat excursions go from), has a great path and is an easy, lovely walk. The other peninsular walk starts off ok, but then the pathways are through the woods, some quite rocky and steep not quite so easy to manage. You certainly wouldn't get a wheelchair or pushchair all the way round, but you can on the first walk.
Walking through the streets of Old Town Cavtat is good to do if you want to get a flavour of village life. There are lots of alleyways and opportunities to get back down to the main street.
Anyway, back to the Villa Vidak. The Villa is very well equipped and clean. Only 3 rooms have an en suite (2 on the first level, and there is a separate toilet, and 1 of the rooms upstairs has an en suite). The water pressure is great, very powerful showers. There were plenty of towels and these were also changed and laundered through the week.
On our first day of arrival, Pierre kindly took 3 of us to the large LIDL supermarket about 20 minutes drive. That enabled us to stock up for the week. He even sorted out getting a trolley (we had no small change at this point) and provided us with an abundance of shopping bags. He carried the shopping bags up the steps to the villa for us, such a great guy, really friendly and helpful.
It was nice to look over the balcony and see the family starting to develop the land around them, growing home produce. My only regret, is that I didn't take the opportunity to go and take a swim in the sea.
So the Villa is in a great location, and as I said, be prepared to have to climb some steps. The Villa is only about a 15 minute drive from the airport. Cavtat itself is a lovely bustling town. It has everything you will need to make your holiday a memorable one. Mara and Pierre and his brother were great hosts, so friendly and helpful. Nothing is too much trouble.
All rooms have air conditioning. There is a large flat screen TV in the main living area. WiFi is good.
Don't be put off by the approach to the villa with a partly built hotel/apartment block and a crane, the villa is further along and round a corner from that and much higher on the hillside so doesn't have an impact on the stunning views you get from the spacious balcony.
The Villa (there were 8 of us), is on the side of the mountain so be prepared to climb steps. We stayed in the Penthouse. Really well equipped, lovely outlook. The views of the bay are superb. There is an abandoned building at the bottom of the mountain, but it does not detract from the fabulous views of the bay, Cavtat to the left and Dubrovnik in the distance. We sat on the balcony some evenings to the most spectacular sunsets. It is a good 40 minute walk into the centre of Cavtat, taking a shortcut through the Hotel Epiduras. There is an abundance of great places to eat and drink. All the staff are so welcoming and the food choices were great. There's a really well stocked supermarket in Cavtat on the main street and also another one across the road next to a bank, where there is also an amazing butchers and someone selling local fruit and veg in the courtyard.
When you carry on walking towards where all the boat excursions go from, that strip is buzzing with life, sit down in one of the many restaurants and watch the world go round. There are many boat excursions, so many to pick from. We did the 3 island trip to the Elafiti Islands (Kolocep, Sipan and Lopud), the only fault we had with that trip was 45 minutes was not enough time on Kocep or Sipan to explore. However, we had 2 hours on Lopud. The fish lunch (or chicken if you preferred) was cooked on the boat and very well organised.
We took a separate excursion on another day to the Island of Lokrum and spent the day there. We travelled on the Vivado boat. You have to pay a separate charge of 120 Kuna to get on the island, but you are told about that when you book the boat trip. That island is very beautiful, 3 lovely restaurants on there, botanical gardens and a very steep climb (but good paths) to the fort on the top of the hill, but well worth the trip for the views.
We took a boat trip into Dubrovnik one day, again very well organised. Dubrovnik was bustling with many tourists. If you want to walk the city walls the cost was 200 Kuna each. It was worth it as it's a great way to see the city from above. The Cable Car was not operational and hasn't been for sometime. We took the public bus service back to Cavtat, but it was standing room only. Very cheap and the service was efficient and ran to time. Great views of the coastline, but don't go on it if you don't like heights and narrow roads! We got off the bus at the top of the hill (above Villa Vidak) and called in at the bar at the top of the road. That's a great little bar and again staff really friendly, drinks were cheap. They also have a little shop there where you can get fresh bread, milk and other provisions.
We did both of the peninsular walks around Cavtat, the first one (started where all the boat excursions go from), has a great path and is an easy, lovely walk. The other peninsular walk starts off ok, but then the pathways are through the woods, some quite rocky and steep not quite so easy to manage. You certainly wouldn't get a wheelchair or pushchair all the way round, but you can on the first walk.
Walking through the streets of Old Town Cavtat is good to do if you want to get a flavour of village life. There are lots of alleyways and opportunities to get back down to the main street.
Anyway, back to the Villa Vidak. The Villa is very well equipped and clean. Only 3 rooms have an en suite (2 on the first level, and there is a separate toilet, and 1 of the rooms upstairs has an en suite). The water pressure is great, very powerful showers. There were plenty of towels and these were also changed and laundered through the week.
On our first day of arrival, Pierre kindly took 3 of us to the large LIDL supermarket about 20 minutes drive. That enabled us to stock up for the week. He even sorted out getting a trolley (we had no small change at this point) and provided us with an abundance of shopping bags. He carried the shopping bags up the steps to the villa for us, such a great guy, really friendly and helpful.
It was nice to look over the balcony and see the family starting to develop the land around them, growing home produce. My only regret, is that I didn't take the opportunity to go and take a swim in the sea.
So the Villa is in a great location, and as I said, be prepared to have to climb some steps. The Villa is only about a 15 minute drive from the airport. Cavtat itself is a lovely bustling town. It has everything you will need to make your holiday a memorable one. Mara and Pierre and his brother were great hosts, so friendly and helpful. Nothing is too much trouble.
All rooms have air conditioning. There is a large flat screen TV in the main living area. WiFi is good.
Don't be put off by the approach to the villa with a partly built hotel/apartment block and a crane, the villa is further along and round a corner from that and much higher on the hillside so doesn't have an impact on the stunning views you get from the spacious balcony.
Group traveller
Comment: 9 Jul 2015
Stayed in: Jun 2015
wonderful place too many steps
We are a party of 10 adults aged 50 - 70 . We rented the entire penthouse for 6 days in june 2015. The penthouse was great the views were exceptional espacially the sunsets.Mara was very accomadating she had drinks ready for us when we arrived she also cooked a meal for us for a very reasonable price on the last night which was really good and very big we are all good eaters but we couldn't finish as the meal was so big. We loved the mussels she cooked. our only issue was the steps 98 down to villa vidak with luggage and back again after our stay. Even to get to the village was a lot of steps about 60. So anyone with mobility issues would find this place very challenging.Hope this review is helpful to others.But we did enjoy our time at villa vidak and hope others do.
pauline m & fellow travellers
pauline m & fellow travellers
Couple
Comment: 21 Jul 2015
Stayed in: Jul 2015
Stunning View
Villa Vidak is situated about a 20 minute walk along the bay from the old town of Cavtat. There is a stiff climb up to the Villa from the sea ,but is well worth the effort every day when you are rewarded with such a fantastic view over the bay towards Dubrovnik. There is a well equipped communal kitchen, air conditioned rooms with fridge and a balcony . Mara, the owner, will provide airport pickup for a reasonable fee. There are bars and restaurants nearby and a lovely little beach which rents out Kayaks and pedalos,
A great choice at a reasonable price in a stunning location.
A great choice at a reasonable price in a stunning location.
Family traveller
Comment: 19 Oct 2013
Stayed in: Sep 2013
Villa Vidak - Penthouse rental - INCREDIBLE!
We rented the top two floors/Penthouse of Villa Vidak for 2 weeks in September, 2013. Mara is the ultimate host and her Villa was incredible. The floor below the Penthouse is rented as 5 separate double rooms, sharing a communal kitchen, with gorgeous balconies that span the front of the entire Villa. Our view was magnificent and we had the entire deck, as we had rented the 5 bedroom Villa. Our grown children, and their spouses/boyfriends joined us one week, and some good friends from the US came for the other week. This place is amazing, but better yet is Mara, the owner/hostess. Mara is the dearest person, along with her sister, brother in law and husband. The garden is amazing and we had Mara cook for us for two nights - some of the best food we ate in all of Croatia! The Penthouse was the perfect place for us to relax and have time as a family, with the most gorgeous views of the Adriatic Sea, right off our balcony, which extended the entire length of the building! Our rooms were so comfortable, with plenty of full sized baths for our large group (hair dryer), beautiful contemporary kitchen, with top shelf stove, dish washer, appliances, along with a washing machine and wi-fi. Cavtat was a short 10-15 minute walk into town, where we spent several evenings relaxing at local restaurants, and meeting lovely Croatians who were so charming and friendly. It was wonderful to be near Dubrovnik, yet for 2 weeks we did not want to be in that busy city every day. Cavtat was the perfect place to vacation and have access to all that this area of Croatia has to offer. Mara is the ultimate host/owner and she provided transportation to and from the Dubrovnik airport for all of our guests - even at 5am!
Excellent location
Pavloviceva 8, Cavtat, 20210, Croatia|0.93 km from city centre
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