Hus med hage i Murter, Kroatia - hos Mini
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Our Dalmatian stone house was completely renovated in 2016 and is situated in the old part of Betina in the second row to the sea. It is an amazing place throughout the year! Betina is an old ship building village on the island Murter, which is connected to the mainland (between Zadar and Split) by bridge. Historic sites like Zadar and Split are only about an hours, the Krka Falls 45 minutes, drive away.
From July to the end of August the house is occupied by ourselves, but mostly available all the other months.
That’s what you can expect:
We love food and to cook so the kitchen is very well equipped,
bikes in different sizes,
a two person kanu,
a variety of snorkeling gear, board games, all rooms have AC (though to me the thick old stone walls are just fine)
our Dacia Logan 7 seater from 2017 might also be included to the exchange if agreed upon
Additionally/alternatively we can also offer our second house in Betina now, which we bought in 2017, whenever it is not rented. It is also a typical Dalmatian stone house, has two small and one big bedroom, all with AC. It is a wonderful house, decorated by a Croatian artist and located in the village’s old part. (In close proximity to everything)
From July to the end of August the house is occupied by ourselves, but mostly available all the other months.
That’s what you can expect:
We love food and to cook so the kitchen is very well equipped,
bikes in different sizes,
a two person kanu,
a variety of snorkeling gear, board games, all rooms have AC (though to me the thick old stone walls are just fine)
our Dacia Logan 7 seater from 2017 might also be included to the exchange if agreed upon
Additionally/alternatively we can also offer our second house in Betina now, which we bought in 2017, whenever it is not rented. It is also a typical Dalmatian stone house, has two small and one big bedroom, all with AC. It is a wonderful house, decorated by a Croatian artist and located in the village’s old part. (In close proximity to everything)
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Wonderfully situated in a small village, second row to the sea
Inbetween airports and great historic cities Zadar and Split
Cozy stonehouse and yard, great place to relax and/or for kids
Inbetween airports and great historic cities Zadar and Split
Cozy stonehouse and yard, great place to relax and/or for kids
Annet
The island Murter is connected with the mainland by a floating bridge that rises twice a day for half an hour.
Nearest airport 66 km Zadar (1 hour by car) 95 km Split (1 hour 10 minutes by car) Nearest train station 25 km Sibenik Nearest motorway exit 25 km Priovac / Murter The island is also accessible by bus from Split / Trogir and Zadar , A car on site is however in any case recommendable to be flexible.
Betina is a settlement at the northeast coast of the island of Murter which is connected to the mainland with a drawbridge in Tisno. It is located 35km west of Šibenik. Administratively, it belongs to the municipality of Tisno. It has about 800 inhabitants.
The name Betina comes from a Celtic word «bet» which means – mouth and it describes the look of the naturally formed harbour Betina which, just like the mouth, protects the boats from gusts of wind. The name is also symbolic due to the fact that, throughout history, Betina was called «the mouth of the Šibenik area», due to fertile fields «Poje» of Betina, primarily abundant in olives and figs as well as in vegetables which fed the whole area.
Betina was built on the slopes of Cape Artić. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful places in the Adriatic. The place is dominated by the parish church of St. Francis of Assisi dating back to the 15th century, with a beautiful baroque bell tower, from which radiates a net of old stone streets with picturesque arches and vaults.
Some of them are still paved with pebbles and pebbles taken from the sea, which was a customary way of street paving in Betina in the 17th and 18th century. Due to its picturesque scenery and level of preservation of the old centre, the town is under the protection as a cultural monument. Precisely for these characteristics and beautiful vistas, many people call it "the beauty of the folk Mediterranean architecture".
THE BEACHES of Betina are scattered all over the area, and they are marked by their exceptional clarity of the sea and attractiveness. The infrastructure is adapted to swimmers. The most famous beaches are Plitka Vala, Kosirina, Zdrače, Bisage...
Tourist Board Betina offers extensive information about the island, leisure activities and infrastructure - just check its homepage http://www.tz-betina.hr.
Beach Bilave is nearest the centre of Betina, gravel and rocky beach with children’s playground and restaurant in the vicinity. (500m 5minutes walking distance)
Beach Zdrače is town beach, near the centre of Betina, sandy and gravel beach with cemented areas for sunbathing. It has showers and coffee bar. (600m 6 minutes walking distance)
Beach Plitka Vala is next to the campsite Plitka vala, sandy and rocky. Due to shallow sea it is suitable for children, also with restaurant, coffee bar and market. (20 minutes walking distance, 2 minutes by car)
Beach Kosirina is sandy, gravel and rocky. It is one of the most attractive beaches in the Adriatic. It is located inside the campsite Kosirina with Beach bar. (3 minutes by car)
WE LOVE that one! Pine trees along the coast offer natural shade, the water is crystal clear, the view is just amazing and there is loads to explore if you bring kids.
Also the next bay Stella Mare is only 15 minutes walking distance, likewise beautyful with an authentic restaurant.
If you have an interest in CULTURAL SIGHTSEEING, we recommend, apart from church of the St. Francis, a visit to Plitka Vala where remnants of antique Villa Rustica and old Roman cemetery were found, while in between Betina and Murter, at the area of Gradina, remnants of the antique town Colentum are located with its old villas and cisterns. Nearby stands an Old Christian Church of Madonna of Gradina dating back to the 6th century. On the island of Moster, only half a nautical mile from Betina, you will find the remains of the 12th century Franciscan monastery.
Next to Korčula, Betina is the most famous and oldest centre of skilful ship caulkers (builders of ships in wood). It is one of the last havens of wooden shipbuilding in Europe. The founder of wooden shipbuilding is Paško Filipi who moved from Korčula in the first half of the 18th century. A widely known product of Betina's shipbuilding is the gajeta of Betina from 1740. It is a solid farmer's ship with Latin sails which the residents used to sail to distant estates in Kornati, Modrave, Prosika and Lake Vrana. In honor of this "sacred vessel" a race is held every year for body and soul, a competition in wooden ships.
Besides being renowned shipbuilders, people of Betina were also famous shellfish hunters. Many generations of people from Betina were fed by shellfish. Shellfish were caught using brganje (equipment for the extraction of shellfish from the sea). Except for food, shellfish were used to obtain colour, which dyed fabric for making clothes. They were also crumbled and added to the building materials. Today, when shellfish hunting is banned, in honour of this tradition, the Brganje day has been celebrated for the last 40 years (first Sunday in August), a big all day festival with entertainment programme.
Nearest airport 66 km Zadar (1 hour by car) 95 km Split (1 hour 10 minutes by car) Nearest train station 25 km Sibenik Nearest motorway exit 25 km Priovac / Murter The island is also accessible by bus from Split / Trogir and Zadar , A car on site is however in any case recommendable to be flexible.
Betina is a settlement at the northeast coast of the island of Murter which is connected to the mainland with a drawbridge in Tisno. It is located 35km west of Šibenik. Administratively, it belongs to the municipality of Tisno. It has about 800 inhabitants.
The name Betina comes from a Celtic word «bet» which means – mouth and it describes the look of the naturally formed harbour Betina which, just like the mouth, protects the boats from gusts of wind. The name is also symbolic due to the fact that, throughout history, Betina was called «the mouth of the Šibenik area», due to fertile fields «Poje» of Betina, primarily abundant in olives and figs as well as in vegetables which fed the whole area.
Betina was built on the slopes of Cape Artić. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful places in the Adriatic. The place is dominated by the parish church of St. Francis of Assisi dating back to the 15th century, with a beautiful baroque bell tower, from which radiates a net of old stone streets with picturesque arches and vaults.
Some of them are still paved with pebbles and pebbles taken from the sea, which was a customary way of street paving in Betina in the 17th and 18th century. Due to its picturesque scenery and level of preservation of the old centre, the town is under the protection as a cultural monument. Precisely for these characteristics and beautiful vistas, many people call it "the beauty of the folk Mediterranean architecture".
THE BEACHES of Betina are scattered all over the area, and they are marked by their exceptional clarity of the sea and attractiveness. The infrastructure is adapted to swimmers. The most famous beaches are Plitka Vala, Kosirina, Zdrače, Bisage...
Tourist Board Betina offers extensive information about the island, leisure activities and infrastructure - just check its homepage http://www.tz-betina.hr.
Beach Bilave is nearest the centre of Betina, gravel and rocky beach with children’s playground and restaurant in the vicinity. (500m 5minutes walking distance)
Beach Zdrače is town beach, near the centre of Betina, sandy and gravel beach with cemented areas for sunbathing. It has showers and coffee bar. (600m 6 minutes walking distance)
Beach Plitka Vala is next to the campsite Plitka vala, sandy and rocky. Due to shallow sea it is suitable for children, also with restaurant, coffee bar and market. (20 minutes walking distance, 2 minutes by car)
Beach Kosirina is sandy, gravel and rocky. It is one of the most attractive beaches in the Adriatic. It is located inside the campsite Kosirina with Beach bar. (3 minutes by car)
WE LOVE that one! Pine trees along the coast offer natural shade, the water is crystal clear, the view is just amazing and there is loads to explore if you bring kids.
Also the next bay Stella Mare is only 15 minutes walking distance, likewise beautyful with an authentic restaurant.
If you have an interest in CULTURAL SIGHTSEEING, we recommend, apart from church of the St. Francis, a visit to Plitka Vala where remnants of antique Villa Rustica and old Roman cemetery were found, while in between Betina and Murter, at the area of Gradina, remnants of the antique town Colentum are located with its old villas and cisterns. Nearby stands an Old Christian Church of Madonna of Gradina dating back to the 6th century. On the island of Moster, only half a nautical mile from Betina, you will find the remains of the 12th century Franciscan monastery.
Next to Korčula, Betina is the most famous and oldest centre of skilful ship caulkers (builders of ships in wood). It is one of the last havens of wooden shipbuilding in Europe. The founder of wooden shipbuilding is Paško Filipi who moved from Korčula in the first half of the 18th century. A widely known product of Betina's shipbuilding is the gajeta of Betina from 1740. It is a solid farmer's ship with Latin sails which the residents used to sail to distant estates in Kornati, Modrave, Prosika and Lake Vrana. In honor of this "sacred vessel" a race is held every year for body and soul, a competition in wooden ships.
Besides being renowned shipbuilders, people of Betina were also famous shellfish hunters. Many generations of people from Betina were fed by shellfish. Shellfish were caught using brganje (equipment for the extraction of shellfish from the sea). Except for food, shellfish were used to obtain colour, which dyed fabric for making clothes. They were also crumbled and added to the building materials. Today, when shellfish hunting is banned, in honour of this tradition, the Brganje day has been celebrated for the last 40 years (first Sunday in August), a big all day festival with entertainment programme.
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