House Tina

In the house we serve buffet breakfast; all the foods are products of Croatia: marmelade, butter, cheese, ham, honey, eggs (soft boiled, hard boiled, scrambled), corn flakes, two types of bread and toast. The following beverages are served for breakfast: coffee, tea, milk, hot chocolate, orange juice in unlimited quantities.

House Tina has rooms with two beds, rooms with three beds, and also with four beds. There is also an appartment for five persons. The furniture is wooden, hand-made and beautifully designed. The windows make the rooms feel wonderfully light and airy.

The village Grabovac is only 8 km away from the National Park Plitvice Lakes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The visiting area of the National Park has 16 beautiful lakes, all connected to each other with numerous beautiful waterfalls. The lakes are on different levels, and the waterfalls are cascading between them over travertine barriers. Travertine is a unique kind of rock which is not eroded by water; on the contrary, water makes it grow and change its shape; so every visit to the lakes offers a new memorable experience.
On and around the lakes grow many different kinds of plants, suchs as more than 20 different types of orchyds. The animal life is also rich. Large animals can not be met while walking around the lakes, but you can enjoy watching beautiful butterflies, frogs, salamanders, squirrels.
The lakes are visited on foot, visitors walk along footpaths and wooden bridges. There are electric boats on the biggest lake.
Other activities and places of interest in the area are Barac's caves, Rastoke waterfalls, white water rafting and horseback riding, several excellent restaurants, swimming on the River Korana.
Plitvice Lakes are exceptionally attractive in winter, when the waterfalls are white and frozen, but the water is still running bellow.

By plane: the nearest airport is in the Croatian capital Zagreb, 120 km away. From there you can reach us by bus or by car, along the main road D1, going south and passing through the towns Karlovac,Slunj and Rakovica.
From the Adriatic Coast you can get here along a main road from Rijeka, Senj, Otocac, passing by the Plitvice Lakes and then there are 8 more km to Grabovac.
Zadar is 150 km away, and before reaching us, you pass through Gracac, Korenica and Plitvice.
From Zadar it is possible to use the highway A1 to the exit Gornja Ploca, and then there are 60 more km along the main road passing by Udbina, Korenica, Plitvice .
When you come to the crossroads at Grabovac from the direction Zagreb you turn left, and then take the third turn left, and drive on for about 300 metres.
If you arrive to the crossroads at Grabovac from the south, turn right, and then take the third turn to the left and drive on for about 300 metres.