Package Includes:

✔ Half Board Stay – comfortable accommodation with breakfast and dinner included
✔ Chef’s Choice Dinner Experience – a special three-course dinner prepared by our chef
✔ 10% Restaurant Privilege – enjoy a 10% discount on additional restaurant services
✔ Authentic Adriatic Flavours – fresh local ingredients and seasonal cuisine
✔ Minimum Stay – package available for stays of three nights or more

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Package Includes:

✔ Seven Nights of Seaside Comfort – relaxing stay in a Double Sea View room or better, perfectly designed for two guests
✔ Daily Breakfast by the Sea – enjoy fresh morning flavours to start your day the Adriatic way
✔ Welcome Drink on Arrival – a refreshing start to your summer escape
✔ Convenient One-Way Transfer – arrive smoothly and stress-free
✔ A Week of Adriatic Serenity – the perfect setting for relaxation, sunshine, and sea views

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Along with so many other challenges, 2020 was a year with limited opportunities for travel. This meant that the trips our guests managed to take mattered more to them than ever. It looks like we rose to the occasion! Having earned so many exceptional review scores over the last year shows us how much our guests appreciate our commitment and hospitality.

Our humble thanks goes to all our guests or, as we call them, our friends and please bear in mind that no award compares to seeing you enjoying your stay with us.

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Sudurad is a sleepy village stretched along the harbour, dominated by the 16th-century castle of the wealthy Stijepovic-Skocibuha family from Dubrovnik. The two large fortification towers that were built within the complex of two Renaissance summer manors served as a defense against piracy.

Sipanska Luka is very much an active fishing village and, with its well protected harbour, a very popular destination for sailors.

During the 15th century, Sipan Island was a chic summer getaway for the very best Dubrovnik families, many of whom built palaces on the island. On the road between Sudurad and Sipanska Luka, you can’t miss the late-Gothic Rector’s Palace and ruins of archbishop’s palaces.

Listed in the Guinness Book of Records for the world’s highest ratio of olive trees to inhabitants, Sipan is the perfect place for domestic olive oil & wine tasting in the laid-back ambience of a typical rural household.

There are an incredible 34 churches on Sipan Island and many of them date back to the middle ages. The most important historical sights are the fortified church of the Holy Spirit, dating from 1577, and the church of St. Stephen, which contains several 15th-century paintings.

The island offers restaurants with traditionally prepared, simple and tasty meals, mainly seafood.

Sipan’s beaches are less exalted than on the nearby Lopud Island but you’ll have no trouble finding a pleasant place to leap into the clear blue sea.

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