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OUR EXCLUSIVE VILLAS LOCATED ON THE PELJEŠAC PENINSULA IS AN EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF LUXURY AND MODERNITY, SURROUNDED BY CHARMING LOCAL ARCHITECTURE.

Located in a unique area, it offers unforgettable views of the Adriatic Sea and surrounding landscapes. Every detail has been carefully considered to ensure the highest comfort and a unique experience. The interiors have been decorated with attention to detail, using high-quality materials and the latest technologies.

BUGENVILLA
GARDENS
KUCISTE

We are pleased to present you exclusive, luxurious villas with 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, located in a desirable part of the Peljesac peninsula on the Croatian Adriatic coast. Each villa consists of a private plot with an area of ​​382 to 485 m2 and a building area of ​​232.81 m2 (gross 262.83 m2). The BugenVilla Gardens project consists of 3 modern, detached, independent luxury villas located only 50-80 meters from the sea with a beautiful view of the Adriatic Sea, the old town and the island of Korčula.

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STANDARD

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TO THE SEA

The Panorama Postup I & II project consists of 4 modern luxury villas with a beautiful panoramic view of the Adriatic Sea, the archipelago of the island of Korcula, the islands of Mljet and Lastovo, Orebic and the mountains. It is one of the most beautiful views in this part of Croatia.

Postup is a town known for its best wine-growing positions, and the larger town of Orebic with all the necessary infrastructure is only 2 km away.

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OreBeach
Apartamenty

Orebeach apartments in Orebic, a picturesque town on the Pelješac peninsula in Croatia, offer a unique opportunity to spend an unforgettable holiday or year-round residence. These charming properties are located close to the sea, offering breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. The intimate atmosphere of Orebic makes residences in this region an excellent choice for those looking for peace and relaxation. Moreover, the proximity of local attractions, such as vineyards in Pelješac or picturesque beaches, makes your stay in Orebic an unforgettable journey through Croatian culture and nature.

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PELJESAC REGION

Let’s start our journey from the city of Ston, the only land gateway of the peninsula. The surrounding salt pans and the Turkish neighborhood made this piece of land so valuable and endangered that in the 14th century the rulers, specifically the Republic of Dubrovnik, decided to fortify the city in a way that we can still admire today. The longest European wall hides in its nooks such monuments as the Church of St. Nicholas dating from 1347 and the Gothic Franciscan monastery.

The main Pelješac road leading from Ston to Lovište, i.e. the very tip of the peninsula, is dotted with landscapes of sharply outlined hills gently descending into valleys of vines, cypresses and olive groves, views of the surrounding islands, from the south to Mljet, from the north to Hvar and from the west to the pearl of Dalmatia, i.e. Korcula. Dozens of miniature ports, mountain towns, including Kuna, located in the central part of the peninsula, with intimidating monuments such as the 18th-century Franciscan monastery or the Delorita church, considered one of the most beautiful religious buildings in the region. We head further north-west, passing such wonders as the town of Potomje – the center of the universe for local winemaking, boasting varieties such as Dingač and Plavac Mali. A little further, behind the so-called “captain’s” serpentines, in the shadow of the highest peak of Mount Saint Elijah, we will find ourselves in the main tourist and service center of the peninsula – Orebič. The captain’s town founded at the turn of the 14th century, once with a thriving port and an economy based on trade, is today an ideal place for summer relaxation.

An atmospheric promenade dotted with pubs serving fresh seafood, alleys lined with orange trees with kiwi vines dotted here and there, old stone buildings – all this creates a unique atmosphere of mystery that can always be rediscovered – all you have to do is turn the corner. We have less than 20 kilometers left to the end of the peninsula, not just any 20 kilometers, because they are home to one of the best windsurfing and kitesurfing spots in Europe – of course, the towns of Kućište (with the Polish BeSurf.pl database) and Viganj, located right on the Korculana Channel , which with its narrow stature guarantees the best winds for demanding water sports. And we are already approaching the end…. to the lazy beaches of Lovište, the last town of Pelješec.

Of course, the image emerging from the description of this place is only a litmus test of the possibilities this patch of sunshine offers. If you have a manual gearbox, it’s time to shift into first gear, but if you have automatic gearboxes, that’s the way to go.

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