Villa Skalinada is located near the center of Baska Voda, a village in Makarska and can comfortably accommodate 8 guests. The villa has a hidden passage that leads to the beach which is only 190 meters away and is only 300 meters from the centre.
Whilst the exterior of the villa is traditional Croatian stone, the interior is modern with white furnishings and amenities. The large living room has a comfortable corner sofa and television set which you can enjoy. This leads into the kitchen and dining room area which is decorated with bright, colorful lights. You will find everything you need to create home cooked meals in this kitchen and enjoy them with family or friends. Be sure to check out the beautiful light fixture above the dining table, which catches the sunlight and creates a beautiful effect on the white furnishings.
There is one double bedroom on the ground floor and a separate toilet. Like the rest of the Croatian holiday villa, the bedrooms mix white walls and furniture with a splash of color to create a fun and friendly effect. All rooms are comfortably furnished with ample storage space and offer spectacular views of the surroundings. The four other bedrooms within the villa can be found on the first floor with two double bedrooms and two single rooms. One of the double bedrooms comes with a small terrace with tables and chairs where you can relax and enjoy the surrounding area. Modern bathrooms with both bath and shower can be found separate from the bedrooms.
Out on the terrace you will find a swimming pool, loungers and covered terrace with table and chairs where you are surrounded by lush flowers and greenery. Pine and fir trees and neatly sculpted bushes surround the swimming pool to create privacy from the outside world.
Villa provides 2 parking spaces for their guests, 100 m from the property, free of charge
Baska Voda is located at the foot of the Biokovo Mountain and is a traditional fishing village, meaning you are sure to find authentic Croatian cuisine with freshly caught and expertly prepared fish. The port allows ferries to take you to nearby Brac and Hvar, where you can explore further Croatian culture and the historical sites that are often visited on these islands.