Ceník ubytování (EUR/noc) - Prices of accommodation (EUR/night)
Type of
accommodation
m2
Persons
01.06. - 30.06.
01.09. - 30.09.
01.07. - 31.08.
01.10. - 31.05.
Room 1
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2
32 EUR/night
38 EUR/night
30 EUR/night
Room 2
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2
32 EUR/night
38 EUR/night
30 EUR/night
Room 3
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2
32 EUR/night
38 EUR/night
30 EUR/night
Ubytovací poplatek je v ceně ubytování.
Záloha na pobyt: dle dohody.
Možnost slevy: dle dohody.
The accommodation´s tax is included in the prices.
Advance payment: on request.
Discount for longer or out-season accommodation.
Plitvice Lakes:
Only a few minutes’ drive from Brajdić Selo, you will find the Plitvice Lakes. Its 16 dazzling turquoise lakes and numerous waterfalls and creeks surrounded by thick forests are quite a unique natural phenomenon. Winter offers the unforgettable experience of frozen waterfalls and lakes and splendid abundance of water running down scattered waterfalls is a must-see in spring, while summer offers a special sense of charm. The average elevation of the Plitvice Lakes is 600 m. The Lakes became a national park in 1949, and a UNESCO Heritage Site in 1979. The National Park is open all year round.
Barac's caves:
Learn about the techniques water used to create this unique underground marvel. Feel the eternity as you walk through the halls and hallways of Upper Barac’s Cave, starting at the entrance and Guano Hall and continuing through the Elephant Feet Hall filled with cave formations – stalagmites and stalactites and 10 meter high stalagnates. Take a look at the Dragon’s Gorge and the Hall of the Lost Souls discovering the forgotten past and taste the pleasure of absolute darkness. Go for a pleasant 40-minute stroll to enjoy this tourist pearl in the presence of our guide, unfolding the secrets of underground world and learning about the long history of the cave, which despite the illumination (LEDs) managed to preserve an air of mystique. The halls and hallways are huge and easily navigable for visitors of all ages.
Old Town Drežnik:
Historical happenings in this area are mostly connected with constant warfare concerning borders and defense from conquerors’ incursions, which is why the area hadn’t developed as a market town or a settlement, but rather as a defensive fort, especially Drežnik Grad (Drežnik Castle). This area used to be the seat of the one-time County of Drežnik which was first mentioned in the 11th century. The masters of Drežnik Castle were princes the Nelipić’s, princes the Gisingov’s, princes the Babonić’s, the Subić’s. and from the year 1323, the place was ruled by the Frankopan’s. It remained to be their property until the mid-16th century. At the time of Turkish conquerings and invasions Drežnik Castle was a very important defensive foothold that was repeatedly conquered, ruined and rebuilt. In 1791 when a peace treaty was concluded in Svištovo, the old town of Drežnik was acknowledged its affiliation to the Habsburg crown. In 1866 the imperial erar sold the fort Drežnik to a tradesman who then started pulling the ramparts down and selling the building-material. On April 17th 1917 the Croatian Parliament issued a deed no.9.195 and placed the fort in for safekeeping with the authorities of Drežnik. The district of Rakovica and its local authorities have initiated a program of protection and restoration of the old town. A Recovery program for salvaging the walls construction, doing roof repair work of the great inside tower and recovering the remnants of defensive ramparts of the old town has also been made. The project, the final goal of which is revitalising the old town for tourist purposes, is still underfunded and waiting to be implemented.
Rastoke:
A watermill village Rastoke is situated by the main road, at a distance of app. 15km from Rakovica. It lies on the turquoise waters of the river Slunjčica. Nothing astonishes the visitors so much as the extraordinary beauty of the symbiosis between tradition and nature.
Source: TZ Rakovica
