Holiday Home Biserka: Your Adriatic Getaway in the Heart of Wine Country

Nestled on a picturesque hill in the renowned winegrowing region of Postup, Holiday Home Biserka offers a serene retreat with breathtaking panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the neighboring islands. Surrounded by lush vineyards that stretch as far as the eye can see, this charming vacation home is the perfect destination for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The house is thoughtfully designed with two separate apartments spread over two floors, providing both comfort and privacy for guests. First Floor: Features a cozy kitchen and living room, along with a comfortable bedroom, making it ideal for a couple or small family. Second Floor: Boasts four elegantly appointed bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. Additionally, this floor offers two kitchens with living rooms, perfect for larger groups or families traveling together. Step outside onto the spacious terrace, where you'll find a delightful artificial shade, creating the perfect spot to relax, dine, or simply soak in the stunning vistas of the Korčula-Pelješac channel and the iconic Postup vineyards. Whether you're exploring the local wine trails, enjoying the natural beauty of the Adriatic, or unwinding with loved ones, Holiday Home Biserka promises an unforgettable stay in one of Croatia's most enchanting locations.

Untouched nature, crystal clear sea, beautiful beaches surrounded by dense pine forests and above all a pleasant climate, are the reasons why rivers of tourists from all over the world visit Pelješac peninsula every year. Postup is a small town not far from Orebić, surrounded by fertile vineyards where the famous wine variety Plavac Mali is used to make the famous Postup wine. In addition to enjoying the sun on one of the many beaches and swimming and diving in the turquoise blue Adriatic Sea, on Pelješac peninsula you can enjoy various activities. Windsurfing, cycling, running, walking, hiking are just some of the many options that you can always combine with a visit to one of the many wineries. Because, don't forget, the Pelješac peninsula is the 'empire of wine' where some of the best Croatian wines, such as Dingač or Postup, are made. Rent a boat and visit some of the many islands between Peljesac and Korcula or even go to the island of Mljet (national park) or the island of Lastovo, you will not regret. Once in Orebić, you are just ten-minutes boat ride away from the town of Korčula , the pearl of the Mediterranean architecture and the birthplace of the great world traveler and explorer, Marco Polo. The city of Dubrovnik, the 'pearl of the Adriatic', is only 100 kilometers away, ideal for a day trip.