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Villa SonjaLeilighet
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| Generelt: | Parkeringsplass, Hage, Terrasse, Familierom, Avgiftsfri parkering, Safe, Klimaanlegg | |
| Aktiviteter: | Fisketur, Bordtennis, Fottur, Grillutstyr | |
| Tjenester: | Romservice, Klesvask, Faks/kopimaskin |
Mat og Drikke
Villa Sonja also offers half board including many specialities, usually sea food. To every meal the well-known home-made white vine Posip is served.
Specialities of the house:
• Salted fish
• Octopus carpaccio
• Grilled fish
• Fish soup
• Octopus salads
....and many more specialities of the Dalmatian cuisine!
Specialities of the house:
• Salted fish
• Octopus carpaccio
• Grilled fish
• Fish soup
• Octopus salads
....and many more specialities of the Dalmatian cuisine!
Informasjon om området
Cara
This typical old village of vine growers with about 700 inhabitants lies on the main island road, 25 km from Korcula. It was built on the southern slope of a hill covered with vine yards. A special species of grapes called Posip are grown here. The village has a wine cellar where a widely known wine of that name is made.
In the village centre stands St. Peter's parish church from the 15th century, reconstructed many times. Its bell tower was completed in the 1920s. The main altar features the painting “Jesus revealing Himself to the Apostles” by the outstanding Venetian Renaissance artist Jacopo Bassano from the end of the 16th century. A big cypress tree several centuries old grows on the small paved square in front of the church. Like in other island settlements, Korcula landowners and patricians built fortified summer houses here and in the nearby bay of Zavalatica.
In the polje in the midst of vine yards is the old and new graveyard with the votive church of Our Lady of Cara Field (Gospa od čarskog polja) from the 14th century, which got its present appearance in the Baroque period. On its altar is a predella with reliefs from the life of the Virgin. According to tradition, the sea washed these late-Gothic alabaster (once coloured) reliefs of English origin from a 15th-century Nottingam workshop, into the nearby Cavlica luka bay.
The church is the main pilgrimage centre of the island of Korcula. On St James's day, 25 July, there is great ceremony with a procession around the Cara field carrying the figure of the Virgin from the altar, followed by many islanders. The villagers are farmers and also work in the tourism business.
This typical old village of vine growers with about 700 inhabitants lies on the main island road, 25 km from Korcula. It was built on the southern slope of a hill covered with vine yards. A special species of grapes called Posip are grown here. The village has a wine cellar where a widely known wine of that name is made.
In the village centre stands St. Peter's parish church from the 15th century, reconstructed many times. Its bell tower was completed in the 1920s. The main altar features the painting “Jesus revealing Himself to the Apostles” by the outstanding Venetian Renaissance artist Jacopo Bassano from the end of the 16th century. A big cypress tree several centuries old grows on the small paved square in front of the church. Like in other island settlements, Korcula landowners and patricians built fortified summer houses here and in the nearby bay of Zavalatica.
In the polje in the midst of vine yards is the old and new graveyard with the votive church of Our Lady of Cara Field (Gospa od čarskog polja) from the 14th century, which got its present appearance in the Baroque period. On its altar is a predella with reliefs from the life of the Virgin. According to tradition, the sea washed these late-Gothic alabaster (once coloured) reliefs of English origin from a 15th-century Nottingam workshop, into the nearby Cavlica luka bay.
The church is the main pilgrimage centre of the island of Korcula. On St James's day, 25 July, there is great ceremony with a procession around the Cara field carrying the figure of the Virgin from the altar, followed by many islanders. The villagers are farmers and also work in the tourism business.
Reiseinformasjon
A ship leaves from Split to Vela Luka on Korčula every day
at 10:15 and at 17:30.
A ship leaves from Drvenik to Korčula
between 20 June and10 July: every day at 08:30 and 17:30.
between 11 July and 31 August: every day at 07:30, 13:30 and 19:15
A ship from Orebić (Pelješac) leaves all day (00:00-24:00) every 30 minutes.
at 10:15 and at 17:30.
A ship leaves from Drvenik to Korčula
between 20 June and10 July: every day at 08:30 and 17:30.
between 11 July and 31 August: every day at 07:30, 13:30 and 19:15
A ship from Orebić (Pelješac) leaves all day (00:00-24:00) every 30 minutes.
Hotellregler
| Innsjekking: | 07:00-23:30 | |
| Utsjekking: | 07:00-18:00 | |
| Avbestillingsregler: | Avbestillingsregler: Ved avbestilling opp til 1 dag før ankomstdagen, vil ingen gebyr belastes. Ved avbestilling senere eller manglende oppmøte, vil prisen for den første natten belastes.. Regler om barn og ekstra senger: Alle barn er velkomne. Alle barn under 7 år kan overnatte gratis i eksisterende senger. Alle barn under 2 år kan overnatte gratis i barnesenger. Alle ungdommer eller voksne belastes EUR 10,00 per natt per person for overnatting i ekstra senger. Maksimum antall ekstra senger på et rom er 2. Maksimum antall barnesenger på et rom er 1. Regler for depositum: Det vil ikke belastes noe depositum. MVA og by-/turistskatter: 10 % moms er inkludert. Serviceavgift is not applicable. By-/turistskatt på EUR 5,00 per person per natt er ikke inkludert i prisen. Internett: Det er ingen internettilkobling tilgjengelig . Måltider: Kontinental frokost er inkludert i romprisen. Parkering: Offentlig parkering er tilgjengelig i nærheten og ingen ekstra avgifter tilkommer. Dyr: Dyr er ikke tillatt. Hotellet har rett til å preautorisere kredittkort før ankomst. |
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| Godtatte kredittkort: | American Express, Euro/Mastercard, No creditcards accepted, only cash, Visa |
