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You can choose from apartments, tents, an inflatable tent for 6 people, all the infrastructure of the complex is available at no extra charge. At your disposal is an outdoor pool, sun loungers, umbrellas, shade canopies and pleasant music. The clean beach is two minutes by car or ten minutes on foot, nearby is the colorful sea village of Rose. In the summer, showers are open to refresh yourself after the sea. You can cook on an open fire, we will provide grills, use the shared kitchen and free parking. We often arrange film screenings under the stars on a large projector, and all this is included in the price of accommodation. Upon agreement, you can rent paddle boards, buy drinks, order breakfast, lunch or dinner, transfer, mobile bathhouse, as well as the services of hosts and animators. Glamping is located 2 kilometers from the town of Rose. I recommend going down by car, there are always parking places near the shore. The best beach, in my opinion. There is a water taxi to Herceg Novi and back, it runs on schedule. There are restaurants and an art gallery, a grocery store "Idea". You can walk directly on foot along the steps (about 800 meters).

Rent SUP boards (20 euros per day) and go for a walk along the peninsula. You will encounter an old sunken ship, caves, a submarine bay inside the mountain, passing yachts and sails, stunning views Lustica Bay is 20 minutes away by car. The town has its own promenade, restaurants, a marina, golf courses. Visit Arza Fortress For the best view of the Lustica Peninsula, head to the ruins of Arza Fortress. This ancient hilltop fortification, located in the village of Rose, is over 2,000 years old. Although the fortress itself is mostly in ruins, the walk up the hill and the 360-degree panorama from the top are simply stunning. Visit Mamula Island Not far from the southern tip of the Lustica Peninsula is Mamula Island, home to an abandoned Austro-Hungarian fortress. Boats from Herceg Novi offer tours to the island so visitors can explore the ruins of the fortress and its dark history as a concentration camp during World War II.