You will feel spoiled in our spacious and comfortable two bedroom apartment with access to the balcony and a spectacular sea view.

You will feel spoiled in our spacious and comfortable two bedroom apartment with access to the balcony and a spectacular sea view. Apartment Blue Sea is a part of Maris Residence, a complex of 6 apartments with large garden and pool (seasonal, open until 15.09.) for shared use. The entire outdoor area is overlooking the sea and is just a few steps from the beach. This beautiful apartment features an open concept living room with a fully equipped kitchen and dining area. The space is light, airy and with open views to the shared pool and the sea. Two double bedrooms are furnished with king beds. Bathroom is equipped with a large walk-in shower and large vanity unit. Apartment also has an additional toilet. Imagine yourself waking up to the sound of waves while enjoying the fragrance of the sea, swimming in the amazingly clear and azure blue waters of the Adriatic Sea and sunbathing on the beach located only 50 meters away from your apartment. Apartment Blue Sea is the best option for families looking for maximum comfort on holiday! NOTE: With apartment you have one parking space (No 4) within the property.

Malinska, an area on the island of Krk which did not have a settled, castle centre. The whole area is known as Dubašnica and is located in the western part of the island. At the same time, it is the only part of the island of Krk for which we know the exact period it was inhabited. In fact, Dubašnica and its southern part, almost to the city of Krk was almost without permanent settlers until the 15th century. The area's name comes from the name of an oak tree, and there are dense forests and pastures located here together with some cultivated land. Even before the 12th century Dubašnica was mainly part of the area of Omišalj, although part of it was under the rule of the city of Krk. Malinska, as the centre of Dubašnica, was once an island port for the export of wood, and a favourite tourist destination for the Viennese aristocracy. In the 15th century it was mentioned as an anchorage point where boats sheltered during the period of strong winds, especially the strong jugo wind. When the first steamship arrived in Malinska in 1866, the port for the export of wood became a climatic healing point thanks to its mild climate with around 260 days of sun per year. Today it is considered one of the most famous tourist destinations on the island, thanks to its beaches and hotel industry and because of its family tourism.