Priciest Beach in Croatia: Bonj `Les Bains`

Treat yourself with a day of luxury on a beach of high quality service, feel the Mediterranean and enjoy in the tourist resorts of Hvar.

ZAGREB, CROATIA – If you want to take a luxury holiday this summer and spend a high sum of money on your vacation, then read about and take a look at what it is like to rest in the most expensive beach in the Adriatic.

The Amfora Hotel is placed on a cove near the centre of the city of Hvar. After having renewed all the hotels of Sunny Hvar, Amfora has become a luxury hotel suitable for business meetings, and for family holidays. It is characterised by its high quality and prices over the average. Along with a newly opened terrace with swimming pool, the famous beach Bonj Les Bains is not far from the hotel.

A white stone colonnade from the 1930s, just like most bathing resorts of this kind, is provided of stone cabanas which offer a private place for relax and resting.

The treatment the guests of this beach receive responds to the prices. Where else can you find a beach where you get a refreshing drink on the bar’s terrace on the second floor next to the sea? Bonj is also provided with two private pavilions for professional massage and showers, deck-chairs, pontoons and other equipment for sports activities in the sea.

Cabin/canopy packets

A luxury day on the beach includes a private stone cabanas, beach canopies, sun beds, lounge chairs, towels, fresh fruit.

There are several service packets available for guests: the Bonj Packet costs 300 kuna, and includes a sun-bed, a table and an umbrella.

The Bonj Packet Duo offers two sun-beds, a table and an umbrella for 500 kuna.

If you rent an extra sun-bed it will cost you 200 more kuna a day, an umbrella is 120 kuna a day, and a baldachin 500 kuna.

On the city beach, only about 300 meters away on the shore, a sun-bed can be rented for 15 kuna, and 30 kuna to rend an umbrella.

However, on that beach someone will placed their towels next to yours, which you will have to bring on your own, not to mention you will have nowhere to buy a cold juice. The only thing both beaches have in common is the wonderful Adriatic sea.

Take a look at the most expensive beach on the Adriatic in PHOTO GALLERY.

Taken from:
Javno.com