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Apartament bez luksusów, raczej nie wart swojej ceny Podobało się · Na pierwszym miejscu lokalizacja - Artatore to mała, spokojna i urokliwa miejscowość wypoczynkowa, okolica jest przepiękna i to dla niej warto tam przyjechać. Poza tym: - apartament był nieźle wyposażony i czysty (poza oknem w sypialni, które nie było myte od baaaardzo dawna) - przyjemny mały taras przed wejściem do apartamentu - parking przed budynkiem Nie podobało się · Minusów niestety było więcej: - apartament znajduje się na parterze i jest bardzo niedoświetlony - są w nim tylko dwa okna, do tego zasłonięte okiennicami (w kuchni okiennic nie da się otworzyć), przez co musieliśmy otwierać drzwi, żeby w ciągu dnia nie musieć palić światła - budynek jest dość stary, wiele jego elementów jest bardzo głośnych (drzwi i okna, rury, które "gwiżdżą" za każdym razem, jak ktoś w budynku odkręca wodę). Mieliśmy szczęście, że mieliśmy spokojnych i miłych sąsiadów, gdyby trafił się ktoś głośniejszy to mogłoby być trudno wytrzymać - wyposażenie raczej na pokaz, nie jest najlepszej jakości - bardzo miękkie łóżko ze starymi zużytymi i pozapadanymi materacami - po tygodniu naprawdę chętnie je opuściliśmy - skomplikowany prysznic - trzeba pociągnąć za wężyk pod kranem, żeby woda poleciała przez prysznic, a nie kran (dopiero następnego dnia po przyjeździe właścicielka pokazała nam, jak sobie z nim poradzić, sami byśmy na to nie wpadli) - właścicielka nie mieszka w miejscowości, przyjechała dopiero następnego dnia. Nie byłoby w tym niczego złego gdyby nie to, że nie otrzymaliśmy takiej informacji wcześniej i po przyjeździe krążyliśmy nieporadnie w poszukiwaniu kluczy czy możliwości dostania się do apartamentu. Szczęśliwie dla nas, zainteresowanie wykazała sąsiadka, która zadzwoniła do właścicielki i wszystkiego się dowiedziała. Gdyby akurat nie było jej w domu, to nie wiem, jak długo byśmy czekali, bo numer podany na bookingu nie jest numerem do właścicielki, a do firmy Adriatic.hr, a wiszenie na infolinii chorwackiej nie bardzo nam się uśmiechało. Radziłabym wykorzystać zakładkę "Jak odebrać klucze" i podać w niej bardziej dokładne informacje.
casa bellissima, proprietaria molto ospitale, posto meraviglioso <3
Suggeriamo di mettere gli scuri alle finestre della camera e le zanzariere su tutte le finestre (ad Artatore ci sono parecchie zanzare).
Die große Terasse ist ein Hit. Eine Klimaanlage würde dem Hau sehr gut tun. Ansonsten super zufrieden.
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I will tell you a story about the islands, which encompass the Cres-Lošinj archipelago called Apsyrtides.
The largest of the islands is the wooded Lošinj, with its elevated mount Osoršćica.
From here travellers can discover the primeval beauty in the landscape of the small islands unfolding before them: fertile Unije, unique sandy Susak with its distinctive culture, solitary Vele and Male Srakane, flower-studded Ilovik, each of them closely guarding its secrets and beauty. Come and discover them!
There are tourist boats and regular ferries lines connecting these islands, whilst Lošinj itself is linked to the mainland by modern car ferry, hydrofoil and small plane. The sea connects and yet divides them.
The man from Lošinj has always lived from the sea and for the sea. He loved it and feared it; hence, the small votive chapel on Čikat, “The Annunciation”. Protruding on the island’s steep cliff, it unceasingly listens to the seamen’s prayers and the siren of ships. Along with the wooded park Pod Javori, in the wooded park Čikat, whose trees were planted by Professor Ambroz Haračić, the legacy of gifts remain from innumerable seamen and captains who transported exotic plants of the most diverse colours, fragrances and shapes from far-off lands and bequeathed them to the island.
Stirring tales of Lošinj’s seafaring unfold in the museum-gallery “Kula” located in Veli Lošinj, which proudly boasts the magnificent Baroque church of St. Anthony the Abbot, housing a treasury of art works. Rising from the sea, the bell-tower of the parish church “The Birth of Mary” looms high in Mali Lošinj while Fritzy Palace lies out of sight in an alleyway, faithfully guarding Lošinj’s rich collection of art works – belonging to the Piperata and Mihičić families.
Nevertheless, the greatest cultural-historical monument on the island is the town-museum, latter-day Osor, four thousand years old. The legacies of bygone eras resonating in every corner of this town testify to this: a Museum of Sacred Art, the former Bishop’s palace, an Archaeological collection as well as a Cathedral dating back to the 15th century, which houses relics of St. Gaudenzia, a bishop who later became patron saint of Osor. Legend has it that he is credited with the disappearance of all poisonous snakes from the island and so, today, there are only non-poisonous ones along with lizards and the legally-protected gecko. Traditionally, a festival of classical music is held in the Cathedral called “Osor Music Nights”.
Today, Lošinj is a much sought-after tourist destination where you can tune into yourself. Lošinj’s tourist beginnings are linked to health tourism, as the benefits of climate and vegetation of the island were first discovered by the wise Austro-Hungarian aristocracy. Along with proclaiming Lošinj a health resort, they built numerous villas and summer residences, which have been restored, and today enrich the landscape. Along with them, there are numerous newly built hotels, which are continually being upgraded with new facilities. Some of them already boast four stars, offering Wellness Centre programs and swimming pools with heated sea water, while others are transformed into smaller family hotels and guest houses.
In private accommodation you will have the opportunity to meet the friendly locals – their customs and traditions. You’ll experience a symphony of colours, fragrances and tastes, revelling in the island’s traditional cuisine based on wild, aromatic plants and olive oil. Once again, you’ll be delighted by the taste of spring lamb and Kvarner Bay scampi, the aroma of homemade brandy with pot herbs and the bouquet of our local wine from Susak. Lošinj provides campsites scattered over the entire island, along the sea, with beautiful beaches protected from the sun by pine trees, thus providing visitors with natural aromatherapy. The fragrance programs are revived throughout the whole year, bearing the name of the month in accordance with the wild and autochthonous flora, and offering a profusion of healthy and unique fragrances and tastes.
Active holiday seekers, all year round, are able to use the 220 km long laid-out pathways, which stretch over no less than five islands. The pathways and promenades wend their way through diverse and sweet-smelling tracts of nature and can lead you to hidden hamlets and picturesque places: Belej, Ustrine, Punta Križa, Nerezine, Sv. Jakov, Ćunski or Artatore. The more adventurous explorers will go diving into the depths full of caves and reefs, while those who prefer the sea surface can indulge in sailing, surfing, skiing and recreational fishing.
Following a fully active day, you are eager no doubt to relax and be entertained. Set off into the Lošinj night! Visit the taverns with live music, nightclubs, listen to a jazz-festival and fine “klapa” songs (close-harmony singing), and enjoy Lošinj folk dancing groups with their traditional folk costumes.
Don’t forget to watch the sky, as it has remained the starriest sky back from the time of Spiridon Gopčević (Leo Brenner) who chose Lošinj for his astronomical observatory Manora.
Source: Tourist Board Mali Lošinj
