Seascape Apartment Near the Beach

Apartment Seascape is in Makarska Ulica 2. It is 4 km away from the famous Diocletian Palace and Marjan City Park and just 800 meters from the Adriatic Sea (Žnjan beach). Restaurants, beaches, shops, fish market, bus stop, post office, launderette, and all other facilities are all within walking distance. Makarska Street is a calm street where you can rest well when needed.
The space
The apartment is south-facing and the whole day full of light and warmth. The apartment has a beautiful view from all the rooms. From the balcony, which is located in the south part of the building, there is a beautiful view of the Adriatic Sea, and you can dine there. From the living room to the south, there is also a view of the sea.
The apartment has three bedrooms. The living room, dining room, and kitchen form one space (open concept). In the apartment, there is an air conditioner so the summer heat should not be a problem:) The total living area is 100 sq m. The apartment is located on the 5th floor and there is an elevator. There is also a free spot in the garage for your car.
We provide you with clean bed sheets, towels, and toiletries. The kitchen is equipped with a large refrigerator, dishwasher, normal and microwave oven, coffee machine, electric kettle, toaster, plates, dishes, and everything else that you normally would expect. In the bathroom, there is a washing machine and an iron and hairdryer are at your disposal as well. There is wireless internet installed.
Guest access
The guests have access to all apartment facilities: a fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher, bathroom, free wireless internet, TV, air conditioning, washing machine, and private parking.
Other things to note
Split can boast not only of its historical heritage but also of its size, which makes it the second-largest city in Croatia. The city is surrounded by mountains (Mosor, Kozjak, and Perun) as well as islands (Brač, Hvar, Šolta, and Čiovo). The story of Split is already 17 centuries old, dating back to the time when the Roman Emperor Diocletian decided to build his palace right on the peninsula. Diocletian’s Palace, which was built at the turn of the fourth century, and today forms the core of the city, protected by UNESCO. A walk through the ancient city takes you through time, with great examples of ancient architecture such as the Peristyle; the main square of Diocletian’s Palace, called the heart of the palace. Today it is the entrance to the Cathedral of St. Domni and a popular gathering place. Other historical monuments include a medieval Romanesque church and a Gothic palace, Renaissance portals of noble houses. Visitors can experience Split like a local, playing “picigin” on one of the city’s Bačvice beaches, where the unique game was founded, or drinking coffee on the famous Riva promenade in the city center, enjoying the view of the city’s harbor and the south side of the Palace. However, if you decide to stay in Split and spend a few days exploring it, check out our place.