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Apartments Marjan AP Green (2 +2) Apartments Marjan AP Green (2 +2) Summary Green apartment is located on the first floor on the south side. It consists of a kitchen and living room with bedroom, 2 toilets, 2 large balconies with sea views and satellite TV. Description Green apartment Facing the south side, Green apartment is located on the first floor of the house. It comprises a kitchen, living room with a bedroom, 2 bathrooms, 2 large balconies overlooking the sea and cable TV. A pull out sofa in a living room can serve as an extra bed. The apartment is newly redecorated with an air conditioner. All of the mentioned apartments have wireless internet connection and you can choose between full or half board. Map Address: Zavala bb, Jelsa, Zavala, Croatia Zip/Postal Code: 21465 Latitude / Longitude: 43.1256 / 16.6885 Image type unknown http://maps.google.com/maps/api/staticmap?key=AIzaSyBfQy3E21oiMznC-qlgqjxLa7tadK0z8nw&center=43.1256,16.6885&zoom=13&markers=43.1256,16.6885&size=500x300&sensor=false Bus station Zavala 500 m Beach Zaca 10 m Restaurant Pansion Marjan 10 m Ferry port Stari Grad 17 km Directions By boat Hvar is linked with land by ships inside the Split surroundings, and the regular service lines are: Split - Stari Grad; Drvenik - Sucuraj; Split - Hvar Fast ship line Split-Hvar/Hvar-Split: every day, repeatedly Ferry link Split-Hvar/Hvar-Split: every day Ferry link Split-Stari Grad/Stari Grad-Split: every day, repeatedly Ferry line Drvenk-Sucuraj/Sucuraj-Drvenik: every day, repeatedly Speed ferry link Jelsa-Split/Split-Jelsa: every day, repeatedly During the summer months the ferry links intensified, and even hydro-ships sail out to the island. The summer ferry schedule is active from May 31st September 28th. Through its port in Stari Grad, Hvar is linked with the entire coastline (three times a week) with a ferry line Rijeka- Zadar-Split-Stari Grad-Split and with an international ferry line (every day) Pescara-Stari Grad-Split and with an international ferry line (two times a week) Ancona-Stari Grad-Split-Korcula. Jadrolinija is the main Croatian ship company which holds three main ferry and ship lines in Croatia. Information about the schedules of the ship lines and the ticket prices can be obtained on http://www.jadrolinija.hr/ The SEM Company sails with its hydro-ships on the line Ancona-Hvar. More regarding the schedule for their ships can be gotten on http://www.sem-marina.hr/ http://www.sem-marina.hr/ The speed ferry lines from Italy to Hvar (and vice versa) are sailed by LARIVIERA LINES (http://www.lariveralines.com/) and SNAV (http://www.snav.it/) By airplane The Split airport (http://www.split-airport.hr/) is the closest one to Hvar. There is organized transportation on the airport with buses to the Split port every 20 minutes.In the ports Jadrolinija offices (http://www.jadrolinija.hr/) ask for the regular lines to the island. If there is no direct flight to Split from the destination you are traveling from, you can arrange your flight through Zagreb (http://www.zagreb-airport.hr/) which has a very good connection with Split. By car There are two ferry ports with car admission on Hvar; Stari Grad and Sucuraj. The port of Stari grad has a connection with Split and it is closer, and a ride to Zavala takes about 20 minutes, and that road goes cross the beautiful southern side of the island. The port in Sucuraj has a connection with Drvenik on land and is further away from Zavala, because it is located on the other side of the island. Nevertheless, this link saves time for the tourists that are travelling from the Dubrovnik, Mostar or Sarajevo direction. The parking lot is situated right by the Pension Marjan. The gas stations for cars and ships are located in Jelsa and Vrboska. Information of the ferry schedules can be found on the Jadrolinija stations (http://www.jadrolinija.hr/) or over the phone *385 (21) 338-333 Other information : Croatia Auto club http://www.hak.hr By bus The closest bus station in Split is located right next to the ferry port. Split has a favourable bus connections to all directions. There are everyday bus lines from Hvar to Zavala, Stari Grad and Jelsa. Fares can be bought on the bus. By train All of the bigger cities in Croatia are connected through out the railway, besides Dubrovnik. Croatia has direct connections with Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Montenegro, and transitional connections with almost all European countries. The closest railroad to Hvar is in Split (http://www.hznet.hr/). This railroad is right besides the bus station and the ferry port. Accommodation, facilities, utilities 3 Stars Apartments Bedroom(s): 2 ( 4 Sleeps ) Double beds: 1, Couch: 1 Bathroom(s): 2 Toilets: 2, Showers: 2, Sink: 2 Suitability Long term rentals: Yes Pets: Yes, pets welcome Smoke: Yes, smokers welcome Children: Yes, great for kids Wheelchair: No Elderly or infirm: Yes Holiday type Beach holidays General facilities Balcony, Half board possible, Full board possible, Backyard, Sea view, Linen, Towels, Electricity, Terrace, Wi-Fi Internet Indoor facilities Heating, Refrigerator, Air conditioning, Kettle, Freezer, SAT-TV, Stove Outdoor facilities Concrete Beach, Garage, Grill, Parking, Gravel beach Services Cleaning inclusive Activities Local activities: Cycling, Walking, Swimming, Fishing, Diving Rates Nightly rate - Weekly Monthly Min. Stay Change-over Week Weekend Rate summary €30 - €80 - - 1 Nights - No rates available Policies Check in: 00:00, Check out: 00:00.
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