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Enjoy the natural surroundings of the unspoiled nature in the house Ančica with the direct beach entrance. The house is located in the bay Stomorska on the island of Šolta. 2km gravel road lead to the house and there is a parking space 200m from the house. Electricity is obtained by solar energy through solar cells. It is prohibited using devices that are stronger than 300w in the house. You have a boat mooring at your disposal, and if you come with your own boat the berth is free. You can also rent of 4,5m long boat with an outboard engine with supplement of 40 EUR per day. You can moor the boat in Stomorska port and sail to the bay where the house is located. The trailer can be left in Gornje Selo in front of the house of the owner. It is recommended to bring your own food for the entire period of stay as the nearest shop to buy basic groceries is located in Gornje Selo. In order to make a bigger purchase you can visit Stomorska (5 km away) or Grohote (9 km away).

Stomorska is located in the northeast of the island of Šolta, 12 km from the main port Rogač. This small fishing village of approximately 250 inhabitants comes to life in the summer and hosts a large number of guests, mostly those who choose to spend their vacation here year after year. An atmosphere from a Mediterranean postcard - a colorful waterfront, secluded beaches and coves, fishermen selling fresh catch on the waterfront is what characterizes Stomorska. It is also known as the place of famous sailors who owned sailing ships, which are used for tourist cruises nowadays.