Villa Nina Located in the center of Lustica among the stone house villas and Olive mills. Surrounded by the beautiful Mediterranean flora and fauna. The apartments are surrounded by Mediterranean trees olive trees grapes kiwi almond trees and the famous shrub called Maginja, which the locals ferment into high proof alcohol and jam. The apartments are located 30 minutes from Tivat Airport, two and a half hours from Dubrovnik Airport and two and a half hours from Podgorica Airport. Villa Nina apartments are completely furnished and has everything you would need for homemade cooking. Daily continental breakfast is offered included in the price of the rental. Villa Nina is close to the ancient city of Montenegro a UNESCO Heritage site. A cable car takes you from Kotar to Lovcen Mountain, the ancient capital of the Montenegro Cetigne. Beautiful Kotor Bay is the only fjord south of the Scandinavian countries in the Mediterranean. You're 15 minutes from one of the most beautiful beaches called Zanica. With its pristine clean seawater full of different species of fishes. With restaurants to cook those fishes expensive but delicious. You walk home from the beach gives you the opportun

My name is Peter. I was born in the ancient city of Kotor with its 5,000-year-old history. After attending High school there, I attended the University of Zagreb earning a degree in economics. In 1964 I left to become a world Citizen and moved to Vienna, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Two years later I was in Paris for two years, the most Cosmopolitan capital of the world with its culture and tradition. In 1967 I went to Montreal and worked at the world fair Expo at the San Antonio Texas hemisphere. I then moved to Toronto one of the most dynamic Canadian cities. In 1979 I moved to South Florida and live on two acres of land which are filled with fruit trees and a lake full of tilapia. I grow fruits and vegetables with aquaponics which is water nutrients coming from fish. Lately I've been practicing micro green grows. I have two kids that graduated from the University of Miami. The name of Villa Nina is in memory of my late wife, the most wonderful mother and special wife a person could have. She made my life worth living. I consider myself the luckiest man in the world. I spend 6 months of winter in Florida growing food and 6 months in Montenegro in beautiful Lusti