As my family and I live next door we are happy to help you in every way we can ,to make your stay as pleasant and memorable as possible.

The house is located in Sezana,in the heart of Slovenian Karst, was built in early 1700. Renovated in early 1920 and finished by my father e few years ago. Family establish courtyard, low ceilings, small windows, and thick stone walls. Charming studio apartment located on the ground floor of a old building, built in the 1700. The flat was fully renovated in 2010 with fine finishes. It is the ideal for single, couple or family of four. Very bright and cozy , with an annexed patio that allows you to be in the open air enjoying your home simultaneously. It is equipped with a living room that has a queen sofa bed , and bedroom with queen size bed. In the modern kitchen, you’ll find everything you need for cooking the perfect meal. The bathroom is equipped with every comfort (toilet, bidet and shower). The whole flat is furnished and has independent heating, cable TV and internet wi-fi. The flat and patio is all yours to enjoy, there is also on location parking.

Yellow is the color of the sun that strokes the picturesque Mediterranean towns on the Adriatic coast. Its rays are infatuated with the beauty of the Karst region planted with olive groves and vineyards, with peach orchards and cherry trees. Some of the most beautiful underground worlds of our planet lie below their roots. There are more than eight thousand karst caves and sinkholes in Slovenia, and twenty of these treasuries of limestone masterpieces created by disappearing karst rivers have been adapted and opened for tourists.In the cellars of the stone houses excellent wines are poured and sold, and in the attics excellent pršut is cured in the bora wind. This gourmets’ paradise is also a heaven for lovers of the beauties of the karst underworld. The Škocjan Caves, which are on UNESCO’s list of natural and cultural world heritage sites, boast the 1400-meter long and 150-meter deep underground canyon of the Reka River. Vilenica near Divača which offered guided tours in the first half of the 17th century. And this is far from being the last of the attractions of Slovenia’s karst region. Perhaps you didn’t know that the noble Lipizzaner horse originated in Lipica.