This unique compound of cabin rentals in Croatia is for those who seriously want to downshift and enjoy nature. Built on the rugged cliffsides on the remote island of Bisevo along the beautiful Dalmation coast, you are surrounded by pine forest and rich biodiversity and just a short walk to the sea. 

Conceived and built by a couple that make it their year round home, each of the four separate eco-shelters were all hand made from natural and recycled materials and designed for minimal environmental impact. 

You can choose between huts that sleep two or four, all with access to the main building that houses a small restaurant catered by your hosts.  

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

This is camping at it’s most elemental. Guests are advised to bring supplemental water and use the well water conservatively. The little electricity available is wind and soloar generated and it is advised that you bring flashlights, good trekking shoes and hat, mosquito repellant and supplemental food. Breakfast is served daily with optional additional meals available with surcharge. There is a phone charger, regrigerator for guest use and some internet access in the restaurant building. 

AROUND

The furthest inhabited island on the Adriatic sea, Bisevo Island is famous for the stunning Blue Grotto cave and is part of the European ecological network “Natura 2000.” Located in the small bay of Balun on the east side of the island, it’s about ten miles from the charming fishing village of Komiza. It is situated in the central Dalmatian archipelago, just a few miles south-west of the island of Vis and is full of rich biodiversity and beautiful beaches. Nearby Porat Bay is a fifteen minute walk to the closest restaurant. 

LOCATION

Bisevo, Croatia. Nearest Airport: Split with a ferry to port of Komize on Vis island and taxi boat to Bisevo (60 min).

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