Spend a nice holiday in a small and quiet place Pisak in this cozy semi-detached holiday home. It is ideal for families and couples looking to stay close to the sea and away from city noise and stress. It consists of two floors connected by an external staircase, and is accessible from the parking space by stairs. Enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of the islands and the sea, while the pebble beach is only 90 meters away. Be sure to visit some of the nearby towns and natural attractions: 🇭🇷 Croatia (up to 150 km from Pisak) 🏛️ Cultural & Historic Sites • Split (~50 km) – Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO), Marjan Hill, vibrant Riva promenade, Fortress of Klis. • Trogir (~80 km) – Well-preserved medieval town with Romanesque-Gothic architecture, UNESCO. • Makarska Riviera (~10–30 km) – Idyllic beaches (Brela, Baška Voda), Biokovo Skywalk panoramic viewpoint. • Omiš (~16 km) - Old town, Mirabela fortress, Fortica fortress, zip-line over the Cetina canyon and rafting. 🌄 Natural Wonders • Krka National Park (~110–130 km) – Majestic waterfalls and swimming spots in the Krka River valley • Imotski (~55 km) – Dramatic karst sinkholes “Blue Lake” & “Red Lake”, historic fortifications. • Biokovo National Park • Beach Zlatni rat – Bol (otok Brač) You can get there by boat from Makarska or Sumartin. Beautiful beach! 🇧🇦 Bosnia & Herzegovina (within ~150 km) 🌄 Natural Wonders • Kravica Waterfalls (~100 km) – A wide 25 m-high tufa cascade with swimming, rope swings, picnic areas • Buna Spring & Buna Canyon at Blagaj (~95 km) – Europe's strongest cold spring emerging under cliffs with a 16th-century Dervish tekija (monastery) 🏛️ Cultural & Historic Sites • Old Bridge, Mostar (~90 km) – Iconic 16th-century Ottoman-era stone bridge and UNESCO-listed Old Town • Međugorje – ~85 km A famous Catholic pilgrimage site about 25km southwest of Mostar • Počitelj (~85 km) – Hilltop medieval-Ottoman town with fortifications, clocktower, mosques, and cultural workshops

Pisak is a small, picturesque coastal village located in the heart of Dalmatia, Croatia, between the towns of Omiš and Makarska. Nestled at the foot of steep hills and overlooking the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea, Pisak offers a peaceful and authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. Known for its natural beauty, this charming village is surrounded by olive groves, pine forests, and stunning pebble beaches. The sea is exceptionally clean, making it ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and other water activities. The area is also popular with visitors who enjoy hiking and exploring the nearby Biokovo mountain. Despite its small size, Pisak has a warm and welcoming feel, with a few local restaurants and cafés where visitors can enjoy traditional Dalmatian cuisine and fresh seafood. It’s a perfect destination for those looking to escape the crowds and experience a slower, more relaxed pace of life. Pisak is easily accessible by car and is a great base for exploring nearby attractions, including the Cetina River canyon, historic towns like Split and Trogir, and the islands of Brač and Hvar.