Lying halfway between Split and Dubrovnik in the Neretva River Valley are the Bacina Lakes, (more: www.bacina.com ) a natural phenomenon of the Dalmatian landscape. The Neretva Valley is also well known for its fruit and vegetable production, rich natural heritage and bountiful nature, or if you have a wish for some sightseeing, within an hour’s drive, you can visit Dubrovnik, Mostar, Medugorje, or Gabela (ancient Troy). The annual “Pirate Ships Marathon” takes place in August and is the largest festivity in Dalmatia with over 100 athletes participating and hosts more than 50,000 visitors. The Neretva Valley is an area with an abundance of fish, wild game and vegetables, and thus, a gourmand’s paradise where one can find delicious, but inexpensive food (quite the opposite of Dubrovnik which is nice to see, but not to stay too long there). When you take into account all the activities that are free at Bacina Lakes, such as beach volleyball or volleyball on a grass court, saltwater and lake water swimming, surfing, rowing, boating in a Pirate ship, horseback riding, cycling or a leisurely walk through unique natural scenery, it must be considered a prime location for a vacation.

In their tourist offer, the family Galic has 2 luxury apartments (two-bed and five-bed) equipped with air conditioner and TV. Every apartment has a balcony with view on the lake. The lake is just 30 m from your front step where at the beach you can enjoy a rest in the shade of an old willow tree or you can find private courts for bowling and beach volleyball, on which amateur tournaments take place. If you are interested in trying Neretva specialties; fish stew (brodetto), roasted meals under the “bell”, grilled fish, or barbecued lamb, you can arrange it with the owner, or you can try to prepare same by yourself.