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S ubytováním jsme byli spokojeni. Na přivítanou jsme dostali misku ovoce. Krásná zastřešená terasa je velké plus, mínus úzká koupelna. Kuchyně je vybavená standartně , 4plotýnkový sporák. Velmi jsme ocenili klimatizace. Wifi bezproblémová. Veřejná pláž 3 minuty chůze z kopečka, cesta z pátky je samozřejmě do kopečka. Na začátku ulice pekárna, obchod s bankomatem kousek dál po hlavní cestě. Cestou k pláži dvě restaurace, jedna naproti obchodu. Na pláži bar. Paní domácí je velmi milá, přátelská, poradí, zajímá se.
:D Wspaniale miejsce na wakacyjny pobyt.
The place is very clean and cosy. The two terraces open up the living space which is rather small. The kitchen has got good pots, plates and cutlery. There is a 4-plate stove and even the oven is working The beds are comfortable I wish there had been a chest of drawers or alike in the main room. which I mentioned to Jelena, the host, and she seemed to agree. I should mention that the hosts are friendly and helpful. There is a parking space for two cars in the yard. 2 or 3 houses down the street there is a rocky beach and the main beach is max. 5 min walk from the place. It's a narrow pebble beach with pine trees providing natural shading but can get quite crowded. Podaca seems like a nice quiet place for a family holiday.
S soprogo sva bila zelo zadovoljna z namestitvijo. Objekt z okolico je zelo lepo urejen. Nekaj pomanjkljivosti je sicer pri opremi stanovanja, a vse ostalo to odtehta. Z balkona je lep razgled na vse strani, na morje in tudi na planine, okolica je zelo mirna, plaža, peščena ali skalnata, zelo blizu. Lastnica, gospa Ljiljana, je prijazna, obzirna in pozorna.
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Podaca is a tourist locality situated in the south park of the Makarska riviera at the foot of Mt Biokovo, about 35 km distant from Makarska. The locality is divided in three hamlets: Kapeća, Viskovića vala and Ravanje. Podaca has developed upon the rocky slopes of Biokovo, in a position suitable for defence, and its histoey reaches far into the Stone Age which is documented by archeological fnds, such as a stone grain mortar preserved in the Franciscan monastery at Zaostrog.
There are many burial mounds at the foot of Biokovo as a testimony of times when this area was inhabited by the Iliyrians ( 2000 BC- 1 st-century). At the times of the Roman Empire this area was governed by Narona, which is documented by many archeological fnds, such as a broken urn with a silver coin of the Roman emperor Severio ( 193- 211 AD) found in this region. A testimony of those times is also a wall fragment next to which was also found a medieval stone capital very similar to the capitals of our early Croatian churches.
When the Croats during the great movement of the peoples setted in the Makarska littoral ( the 6th- 8th-centuries) they had inhabited also this region, but high above in the slopes of the mountain for easier detence and also in order to make good use of the Biokovo pastures. In this region the Croats had constantly fought battles against the Venetians and the Croatian maritime power reached its peak during the era of the kačić clan from Omiš, and their fall ( in 1280) was also the end of the Croatian maritime power. At Gornja Podaca, dating from the 11 th and 12th- centuries, there is the early Croatian church of St. John with the tombs of the Kačić family, which was a votive foundation of the Kačić family.
Makarska is a picturesque town of impressive beauty which lives off tourism and for tourism; a town of youth, culture, sports and entertainment. It was built around a natural port protected by the charming peninsula of Saint Peter and cape Osejava, and it is the biggest and only such port between the Cetina and Neretva estuaries. The town’s history is best discovered in the Franciscan Monastery as well as through the works of art kept in the sacral buildings of the Makarska Littoral and whose authors are famous Croatian painters originating from this region.
The Biokovo Mountain, a majestic gift of nature, emerges from the pearly sea. If you are craving for adventure and attractive sports challenges, Makarska offers an abundance of sports facilities (paragliding, mountain biking, descending into caves and water sports). The beautiful pebble beach stretches for 2 km along the entire town.
Numerous accommodation facilities with indoor and outdoor pools, including the medical rehabilitation centre “Biokovka” with the most up-to-date fitness centre and complete physical therapy, make Makarska the favourite tourist destination.
Source: Croatian National Tourist Board