We rested in the village of Mlini, which is located only 7 kilometers from Dubrovnik. A wonderful place, there is a supermarket nearby, a very cool beach with the cleanest water. We lived in the villa on the 3rd floor and therefore the view from the window was superb. By the way, the owner speaks Russian very well and most of the Croats understand the language.
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We rested in the village of Mlini, which is located only 7 kilometers from Dubrovnik. A wonderful place, there is a supermarket nearby, a very cool beach with the cleanest water. We lived in the villa on the 3rd floor and therefore the view from the window was superb. By the way, the owner speaks Russian very well and most of the Croats understand the language. True, young people basically speak only English, even if you ask something in Russian. The villa itself is located quite close to the beach and the Mlini promenade, only 135 steps down : )) We had a wonderful vacation and my husband and I liked everything.
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Before the trip to Croatia, I read reviews about the inhospitality of the Croats and about the poor service and high cost, upon arrival I was pleasantly surprised, since everything turned out to be, to put it mildly, not true. Of course, it is possible due to the fact that Mlini and Srebreno are small towns with a small influx of tourists.
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Before the trip to Croatia, I read reviews about the inhospitality of the Croats and about the poor service and high cost, upon arrival I was pleasantly surprised, since everything turned out to be, to put it mildly, not true. Of course, it is possible due to the fact that Mlini and Srebreno are small towns with a small influx of tourists. The service in the restaurants was excellent, always compliments from the chef, and the prices are adequate, everything is piping hot, fresh, the seafood is just MAGIC!!!
Villa: I really liked the location, there are 8 steps up the stairs from the main entrance and on the main road, 50 meters from the bus stop to Dubrovnik (route 10, the schedule is everywhere). Down 100 steps and you are on the beach (of course, if a woman or an aged man is driving, then it’s hard) on Google, a mistake is to go very close. There is no reception at the villa, the host meets you at the airport and they take you to the villa, and there you are met with fruits and treats, among them keys with envelopes (with information about the villa and Croatia). If you need something, then for this there will be a hotel guide who will solve all problems and offer excursions, this is only Fish Picnic and Cavtat, and for the rest you need at least 5 people (we didn’t have one, so we had to take it from a street agency). The room had a kitchen and utensils, we had a room for 3 adults, and each had its own bed, in 1 room there was a double sofa, in 2 there was a double bed and a single bed. Balcony overlooking the sea and mountains, there is a table and 4 chairs on it (we had a common balcony with neighbors, there were no problems). In general, I am very satisfied with the villa.
Excursions: We went on a Fish picnic, to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to Montenegro, all excursions are just super, not far to go, everywhere has its own flavor and there is something to see. The only thing is that all tours are in English, so for some this may be a problem. We went to Bosnia and Montenegro from a street agency, which is located on the road to the beach to the left of the steps, if you look at the beach. There, on the 2nd and 3rd terraces, there is just a wonderful restaurant, the best in my opinion in Mlini and Srebreno. Comrades were very conscientious! We were taken to Montenegro in general 7, they did not strain us, they were allowed to choose what we want to see and where we want to stay. In general, I was impressed, everyone was expected to the last. I advise. Prices for excursions almost do not differ.
Prices: Bus to Dubrovnik - 15 kunas, excursions 50-55 euros, average bill in a restaurant 100-200 kunas for three (without drinks), souvenirs from 15 to... infinity.
Shops: If you walk along the beach almost to the end to the right, if you look at the sea, there is Mercator, the largest supermarket in the area on the 2nd floor there is a small good shop with clothes. The prices are great.
Beach: Unlike most beaches in Croatia, here they are sandy or with a meter-long stripe of small stones at the entrance.
General impression: I really liked it, I saw a lot, the sea either cooled or wrapped it like a warm blanket (the current changes very quickly), sooo much greenery, prices are reasonable, and Dubrovnik is the pearl of the Adriatic!
Villa: I really liked the location, there are 8 steps up the stairs from the main entrance and on the main road, 50 meters from the bus stop to Dubrovnik (route 10, the schedule is everywhere). Down 100 steps and you are on the beach (of course, if a woman or an aged man is driving, then it’s hard) on Google, a mistake is to go very close. There is no reception at the villa, the host meets you at the airport and they take you to the villa, and there you are met with fruits and treats, among them keys with envelopes (with information about the villa and Croatia). If you need something, then for this there will be a hotel guide who will solve all problems and offer excursions, this is only Fish Picnic and Cavtat, and for the rest you need at least 5 people (we didn’t have one, so we had to take it from a street agency). The room had a kitchen and utensils, we had a room for 3 adults, and each had its own bed, in 1 room there was a double sofa, in 2 there was a double bed and a single bed. Balcony overlooking the sea and mountains, there is a table and 4 chairs on it (we had a common balcony with neighbors, there were no problems). In general, I am very satisfied with the villa.
Excursions: We went on a Fish picnic, to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to Montenegro, all excursions are just super, not far to go, everywhere has its own flavor and there is something to see. The only thing is that all tours are in English, so for some this may be a problem. We went to Bosnia and Montenegro from a street agency, which is located on the road to the beach to the left of the steps, if you look at the beach. There, on the 2nd and 3rd terraces, there is just a wonderful restaurant, the best in my opinion in Mlini and Srebreno. Comrades were very conscientious! We were taken to Montenegro in general 7, they did not strain us, they were allowed to choose what we want to see and where we want to stay. In general, I was impressed, everyone was expected to the last. I advise. Prices for excursions almost do not differ.
Prices: Bus to Dubrovnik - 15 kunas, excursions 50-55 euros, average bill in a restaurant 100-200 kunas for three (without drinks), souvenirs from 15 to... infinity.
Shops: If you walk along the beach almost to the end to the right, if you look at the sea, there is Mercator, the largest supermarket in the area on the 2nd floor there is a small good shop with clothes. The prices are great.
Beach: Unlike most beaches in Croatia, here they are sandy or with a meter-long stripe of small stones at the entrance.
General impression: I really liked it, I saw a lot, the sea either cooled or wrapped it like a warm blanket (the current changes very quickly), sooo much greenery, prices are reasonable, and Dubrovnik is the pearl of the Adriatic!
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