Croatia - Apartment to rent in Makarska

Apartment to rent in Makarska on the Dalmatia coast of Croatia.

Located in the town of Makarska an hour from Split to the north and Dubrovnik to the south.

This 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment located 500m from Makarska town square and sleeps 4 - 6 people.
The property is Australian / Croatia owned and is available for long to short term rental to Australians.

Price available on application and payable in Australian Dollars and Euro.

For further details email Ros McCarthy at conwaysbutchery@iinet.net.au with subject details "Makarska Apartment Rental" or book apartment "Rosalind" directly at http://www.makarska-online.net/rosalind/index.php

For further information regarding the region visit http://www.makarska.hr/english.html

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