Rent Villa Zorko Montenegro

Enjoy the best of both worlds when you vacation in Villa Zorko, a traditional stone cottage on the seafront of the ancient town of Perast on Montenegro’s Adriatic coast. This charming two-storey, semi-detached villa has four spacious double bedrooms and can comfortably accommodate up to ten guests, ideal for a large family holiday or group of friends’ get-together. The two-hundred-and-eighty-metre square Villa Zorko is constructed out of local stone, with white shuttered windows, and comes complete with a private swimming pool and Finnish sauna. The villa has all the mod cons, including complimentary air conditioning and Wi-Fi throughout, satellite televisions, and secure parking. The interiors are exquisite, furnished with modern classics, and tastefully decorated throughout.

Enter the villa at ground floor level, where there is an elegant open-plan living space. The main seating area has a soft silver-grey sofa-bed with a matching armchair and footstool, coffee tables and bookshelves are graced with magazines and ornaments, a flat-screen satellite television provides entertainment, and an enclosed wood-burning fire is perfect for those cooler evenings. The eight-seater dining set is perfect for some formal indoor entertaining. A wood and white kitchen is fully equipped with all the appliances you will need to cater for your holiday, including an island with a built-in hob and bar stools and that must-have morning coffee maker. A second informal seating space has a sofa and armchair, coffee tables, a dining set for four, and fitted well-stocked bookshelves.

Take the stairs to the first floor, where you will find two beautifully appointed double bedrooms. The master bedroom has a king-size bed, a seating arrangement, an ensuite bathroom with a bathtub and shower, and a stunning sea-view balcony. The second bedroom also has a king-size bed, an ensuite shower room, and a sea-view balcony. The second floor is nestled under the eaves and is home to a double room with a king-size bed and a children’s twin room, both with their beach view balconies. They share a large family bathroom with a bathtub and shower. A fabulous full-size Finnish wood sauna completes the accommodation.

The stylish pool terrace can be accessed from the first floor, with a centrepiece swimming pool surrounded by modern mesh sun loungers, shady parasols, soft seating, and a perfectly positioned sea view patio set. Cool down in the summer sun under the outdoor shower. Feast alfresco at the outdoor dining set sitting under the awning on the ground floor, and enjoy delicious local delicacies as you sit by the sea, listening to the sound of the waves lapping the shore. 

Villa Zorko is delightfully situated at the seafront of the quaint village of Perast, overlooking the beautiful bay of Kotor on Montenegro’s Adriatic coast. The villa is a scenic twelve-kilometre drive from the nearest international airport at Tivat. Bajova Kula is the nearest and best beach within the vicinity, and only a short three hundred metre walk to the shores and sea. A two-kilometre drive will take you to the picturesque seaside town of Morinj, with verdant mountain views, crystal clear springs and creeks, old watermills, and a pebble beach surrounded by shady forests.

In the enchanting old town of Perast, there are the islets of St George and the six hundred-year-old Our Lady of the Rocks, complete with church. Perast is noted for its historic Venetian Gothic mansions, a seashore promenade, the façade of a monastery with a bell tower, charming streets lined with churches, a few museums, and a beach with a pier. You may also want to experience the nearby underwater wine cellar!

The must-see UNESCO-protected town of Kotor is twenty-five kilometres from the villa. Wander down this fortified medieval old town’s winding streets to discover Venetian influence social squares, Romanesque churches, Kotor Cathedral, the Maritime Museum, and preserved city walls.

The Kamenari to Lepetane ferry takes you across the water to the Budva Riviera, famous for its soft sandy beaches and lively nightlife. Stroll the narrow streets to the historic old town, a seaside citadel surrounded by stone walls, and home to ninth-century churches.

For those who fancy something more active, you can try white water rafting down the Tara River, speed boating, and jet skiing on the sea. For some culture, take a tour around the historic palaces of Bujovic, Viskovic, Smekja, and Sestokrilovic. Get back to nature with a walk around the Durmitor National Park and Black Lake. Go further afield with a day trip to Dubrovnik.

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