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Die Gastgeberin Andreja war sehr nett und hat unsere Wünsche und Fragen soweit es ging erfüllt. Apartment war sauber bei Ankunft. Allerdings in der Küche fehlten uns ein paar Sachen: -Kaffeemaschine oder zumindest ein Wasserkocher -Weingläser für Anzahl Personen die da wohnen können -Schüsseln für Salat/ Heiße Speisen /Soßen und ähnliches.
Apartmán pekný, ale ubytovanie vhodné skôr pre max. 2 osoby. Spanie na gauči bolo ako za trest. Vybavenie a čistota apartmánu dostačujúca. Terasa spojená s vedlajšou ubytovacou jednotkou. Po celý deň tam svieti slnko. Slnečník sa nedal poriadne vystrieť kôli šnúre na prádlo, ktorá je hore nevhodne natiahnutá cez celú terasu.Stačil by jeden sušiak.Klimatizácia 5 eur/deň. Velmi slabé chladenie! Bol prisľúbený servis, ale nedočkali sme sa.. záujem či sme spokojní zo strany domácich žiadny...Pláž na skok. Vhodná pre deti. Prostredie tiché, kľudné. V okolí sú aj iné nádherné pláže <3
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The apartment according to the pictures, nice new and clean (for 529-c), perfect from my point of view.
Bardzo dobra lokalizacja! (30m od morza, 15min od centrum miasta), pokoje czyste i pachnące, taras z widokiem na morze, gospodarze bardzo uprzejmi. Byliśmy w tym pensjonacie już drugi raz i na pewno przyjedziemy ponownie. Szczerze polecam! <3
Bed could be better matrasses are thin and old, vieuw and village is amazing <3
Thanks to the strong bora wind that blows during the winter months from Velebit, the surface of the island of Pag is bare and is often compared to the moon. The aromatic herbs that grow from the stones are the reason for the unique taste of the famous Pag sheep cheese, which alongside the famous lamb and seafood delicacies makes up the traditional gastronomic offer of the island.
Pag is the most interesting town on the island in cultural and historical terms. It is a town of salt and the famous handmade Pag lace, which is UNESCO protected intangible heritage, which still today lives on the streets of this old medieval town. Built according to a design by the famous Renaissance sculptor Juraj Dalmatinac, the old town centre is a cultural monument which in the summer months offers its guests a multitude of cultural events, entertainment (carnival, folklore...) and meets all tourist demands.
Along the 20 kilometres of indented coastline, Pag has beautiful sandy beaches, hidden coves, healing mud and hiking trails.
Pag is an island covered by mythical olive groves, rich in saltwater and famous for its lace and cheese, a world-renowned delicacy.
Source: Croatian National Tourist Board
