Description

Nestled amidst stunning Mediterranean gardens, the villa offers shaded pathways perfect for peaceful morning strolls, where you're likely to encounter a friendly donkey or a few playful goats. The welcoming owners live nearby and are always delighted to share their local secrets, from the best places to enjoy freshly caught fish to where to find authentic local products.
The villa is designed with your comfort in mind, featuring fully equipped appliances, air-conditioning and satellite TV in every bedroom, and each room boasting its own private balcony with breathtaking sea views. The spacious BBQ area and outdoor dining space create the perfect setting for memorable meals, making you wish for extra days to stay and savor the experience.
In the nearby town, you'll find opportunities to rent kayaks, shop at the local market, or enjoy a meal at a charming restaurant. And if you're up for an adventure, the iconic old City of Dubrovnik is just 33 km away, waiting to be explored.
Villa Molunat offers a Private Chef Service, where guests can enjoy homemade meals prepared by professional chefs. The weekly prices for this service are as follows:
1 meal per day: €2000
2 meals per day: €3000
3 meals per day: €4000

Welcome to Molunat, a charming seaside village in Croatia, where every traveler can find something special to enjoy. This hidden gem offers a variety of attractions and activities for a memorable getaway.
Located just 40 km from Dubrovnik and 20 km from Cavtat and the airport, the Molunat Peninsula offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty. Together with the mainland, it forms the Upper Molunat Bay in the southeast and the Lower Molunat Bay in the northwest. The Veli Škoj islet provides natural protection for the Upper Molunat settlement, shielding it from strong southern winds.
The name Molunat originates from an Illyrian-Greek word meaning "port," reflecting its historical significance. The region is rich in both underwater and mainland archaeological sites, showcasing its ancient heritage. During the era of the Dubrovnik Republic, the Molunat Peninsula was fortified to safeguard against potential threats. Today, visitors can still explore the remnants of its ramparts and fort, offering a glimpse into its storied past.
Molunat boasts two enchanting beaches with sandy coastlines and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or leisurely strolls under the Mediterranean sun. History enthusiasts can explore the Venetian-era ruins, including remains from ancient Roman and Byzantine fortifications scattered around the village.
For adventure seekers, the Adriatic Sea offers endless opportunities for water sports like snorkeling, kayaking, swimming, and even windsurfing. The village is also home to a professional diving center, providing a chance to dive into the underwater treasures of the region.
Nature lovers will delight in Molunat’s scenic trails for hiking and biking, offering spectacular views and an immersive experience of the surrounding landscape. For a peaceful escape, take a boat tour to the nearby Molunat Islands, including the serene Great and Little Supetar islands, known for their unspoiled beauty.
A visit to Šunj Beach, one of Croatia’s renowned sandy beaches, is a must. Accessible by boat, it’s the perfect spot to relax and soak up the sun. When it comes to food, indulge in the local cuisine at charming restaurants, featuring regional wines and traditional dishes that capture the essence of Croatian culture.
For those seeking more exploration, the famous cities of Dubrovnik and Cavtat are nearby. These destinations offer rich history, excellent dining, and unique shopping experiences, making them ideal for a day trip.
Whether you’re here for the natural beauty, cultural heritage, or simply to relax by the sea, Molunat promises an unforgettable Croatian adventure. Enjoy your stay in this picturesque paradise!