"We treat all our businesses like homes and all our homes like businesses." We are a family-owned business running 5 units on Susak-Island for over 20 years.

Susak-Sansego offers a collection of distinctive holiday homes on the serene island of Susak, Croatia, each reflecting the island's rich heritage and natural beauty. House Dinka, the newest addition, preserves traditional elements like an original fireplace and antique furnishings, providing guests with an authentic retreat. House Jovanica, a quaint stone-built residence, is ideal for couples or small families seeking a cozy atmosphere. The twin houses, Dumica et Dumica, stand side by side, mirroring each other's design—a nod to the island's historical familial bonds. House Tonuca, known as the "home of artists," blends traditional Susak style with modern artistic touches, including posters from renowned ballet performances such as "Swan Lake" and "The Nutcracker." ​ Guests consistently praise the tranquility and unspoiled nature surrounding these properties. The crystal-clear Adriatic Sea, coupled with the island's unique sandy beaches, offers a pristine environment for relaxation. Visitors also commend the warm hospitality of the local community and the delightful seafood available at nearby restaurants. ​ A standout feature of Susak is its car-free environment, allowing guests to immerse themselves fully in the island's peaceful ambiance. This, combined with the thoughtfully preserved decor and unique characteristics of each house, ensures a memorable and authentic Croatian island experience.

Say "Yes" to holidays far from the maddening crowd - sunshine, the blue waters of the Adriatic sea, silky sands, rich wine and fresh fish… no cars and hotels… this is Your dream island - Susak. The island of Susak is situated in the Northern Adriatic, some 10 miles southeast from the island of Losinj. This wonderful natural phenomenon was created by the river Po which kept depositing its sands on the rocky surface of the island for thousand and thousands of years. The sandy cascades are home to its famous reed. The island was appreciated by the Romans already for its excellent wines, hidden sandy bays, pristine clear waters and sands used for medicinal purposes. Tourism flourished during the Austro-Hungarian reign when doctor Hojs organized a health spa in the Bay of Bok.