Panzió Božavában

Julian Espinos Argentína

Great TV and AC, big bed and bathroom. Perfect place to spend your holidays in Bozava

Stephan Németország

Nikola is a super good host. The guest house is a nice and quiet place close to everything in bozava.. from the terrace you got a beautiful view to the marina and the surroundings. Lovely stay.

Katalin Magyarország

A szállásadó rendkívül barátságos és segítőkész. Az apartman nagyon szép helyen van, gyönyörű a kilátás. Pont mint a képen.

Monika Szlovákia

Beautiful accomodation, great host, everything was perfect. Fully equiped house, clean and near the nice Sakarun beach. The host was very nice, helpful and made everything very easy for us.

Thu Németország

My stay in Dugi Otok was nothing short of unforgettable, thanks to Amacord Skola and its owner, Bea. As my bus transported me from the ferry to the idyllic and serene Veli Rat, I entered the beautiful house, found Bea at the doorstep, I instantly knew it was the place to be. The house itself exuded a vintage charm, with doors and windows adorned in hues of the sea across the street. My room was very neat and pretty, with the window opening to the picturesque view of the sea. The bathroom was spotless. Bea told me I was very welcomed at the family’s bar at Sakarun beach, a delightful surprise that further enhanced my stay. A leisurely 25-minute walk or a 10-minute bike ride (complimentary for guests) from the house led to the best beach on the island, Sakarun. The bar/restaurant Amarcord situates directly on the beach, nestled beneath the soothing shade of towering trees. I found myself spending most of the time here, either reveling in the crystal-clear waters or lounging at the bar, sipping on fine wines and indulging in delectable lunch. The food was so fresh and delicious. With super reasonable prices, I was fortunate enough to savor the catch of the day, prepared by Bea's husband, a fisherman and an excellent chef. My lunch that day was a big plate with grilled fish and calamari, a homemade salad, some breads and it was a true taste of heaven. It was authentic homegrown food made with love, sort of like at your grandma’s. Bea would offer to drive me sometimes with her scooter between the house and the beach. Meeting Bea and her husband was a genuine pleasure. Their kindness and warm-heartedness left an indelible mark on my memory.