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This small fisherman's house with two bedrooms is located directly on the beach on the island of Žut (near the Kornati National Park). The island is not connected by ferry lines either to the mainland or to other islands, so it is inaccessible for cars. Transfer by private boat from Murter (boat ride takes 1. 5 hours) is included in the price. For the guests who use the transfer service, arrival in Murter should be by 9 am, and the guests on the island should wait for entry for 2-3 hours until the accommodation is cleaned. Upon departure, guests should vacate the accommodation by 10:00 a. m. , but the earliest departure of the transfer from the island would be around 4:00 p. m. For guests who do not use the transfer service, entry to the accommodation is possible from 4:00 p. m. , and they must vacate the accommodation by 10:00 a. m. on the day of departure. Parking for 1 car is provided in Murter at no extra charge. Pets are welcome for an additional charge. We recommend that you bring all the necessities (groceries, hygiene products etc. ) with you upon arrival. On the other side of the hill is Acy marina (10-15 minute walk) where you can buy bread and basic groceries in a small shop

The island of Murter is the largest and most populated island of the Šibenik archipelago, connected to the mainland by a drawbridge in Tisno. In the center of the island is the town of Murter, which was first mentioned in 1273. A visit to Murter will provide you with peace, clear sea and hills with an incredible view of the archipelago, hidden coves, charming alleys and old olive groves surrounded by dry stone walls. While you are in the town itself, go up to the church of St. Roko, from where you will feel as if the whole island is at the palm of your hands. If your visit happens to be at the beginning of autumn, don't miss the Latin Idro, a regatta of traditional boats.