Vila Margot

Braće Grakalić winds inland from the shore and Vila Margot occupies a four-storey block above its own street-level taverna, whose pergola-shaded terrace catches…Braće Grakalić winds inland from the shore and Vila Margot occupies a four-storey block above its own street-level taverna, whose pergola-shaded terrace catches the breeze rolling off the channel. Twelve sea-orientated units stack across the upper floors, each kitted with split-system climate control, in-room safes deep enough for a laptop, multi-channel satellite packages and tiled wet rooms with glazed shower enclosures. A handful of corner studios open onto wrap balconies furnished with bistro chairs.

The pebble cove fifty paces downhill rents striped umbrellas and padded loungers from late spring through October. A mini-market and bakery sit within shouting distance, the closest konoba is around two hundred metres east, and the Old Town's piazza and excursion kiosks open up after a relaxed fifteen-minute amble. Local minibuses pick up just past the entrance for runs to Igalo and Kamenari.