Discover the Square Apartment House, a delightful accommodation perfectly situated in the idyllic coastal town of Orebić, on the stunning Pelješac Peninsula. This apartment offers the ideal blend of tranquility and accessibility, nestled in a peaceful neighborhood while being just an 80-meter stroll from the nearest beach. The town center, with its charming attractions, shops, and restaurants, is also easily reachable on foot, ensuring you have everything you need for a memorable Croatian escape.

Designed for comfort and space, this apartment spans a generous 90 square meters. It features two separate bedrooms and two private bathrooms, making it an excellent choice for families or two couples. The layout includes a bright and cozy living room furnished with a double sofa bed, a dedicated dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen ready for preparing your favorite meals.

The true highlight is the private balcony, offering a scenic sea view—the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or an evening drink as the sun sets over the Adriatic. Reaching the crystal-clear water and the closest beach is a breeze: just 80 meters away down a charming, narrow, and car-free street. Square Apartment House promises a relaxing and enjoyable base for exploring the beauty of Orebić and the wider Pelješac region.

In addition to enjoying the sun on one of the many beaches and swimming and diving in the turquoise blue Adriatic Sea, in Orebić 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 120 kilometers away, ideal for a day trip.