The only problem with Drago is that you may never want to leave your terrace; the views are that sublime. The super-comfy pillows and fully stocked bathrooms are a nice touch. Some rooms and both apartments have kitchens, but it's unlikely you'll use them; the on-site restaurant is excellent (mains €5 to €20), serving specialities from the local Paštrovići clan.
Drago
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