Apartments Matas are located 3km from the city center of Omiš towards Makarska, in the village of Stanići at the address Tice 30. The apartments are just 40m away from the beach and 50m away from the road, which gives us privilege of peacefulness and silence throughout the year. The apartments are situated on the crossroad of mountain winds and winds from the sea, which makes this location perfect for all guests who have asthma or allergies problems. The apartments are suitable for families and guests who love peace and quiet, as well as birds singing from nearby forest and orchards. Stanići (Tice) have well organized infrastructure when it comes to food supplies, with two grocery stores, a fruit shop and a caffe bar only 40 meters away from the apartments. Our household is eco-oriented, as we are engaged in growing our own fruits and vegetables which can be seen on cascade gardens surrounding the apartments. We are also farming and producing aromatic and curative teas. The microclimate in the area is very pleasant throughout the year with a very mild and enjoyable Mediterranean climate, plenty of sun, a natural water spring on the property, very rich soil and dens plants which provide natural shade during the summer. The location of each apartment offers an astonishing view towards the sea and the island of Brač.
Welcome,
to our little oasis of peace! We are the Matas family, one of the first families to inhabit the part of Stanići called Tice. We are landlords with a long tradition and experience in tourism. See for yourself!
the second largest city in Croatia, was founded around 298 AD when the Roman Emperor Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletian decided to build in the Split bay near their place of birth of Salona, the area of today's Solin. Through subsequent turbulent centuries palace was transformed into a city inhabited by people of Salona before the onslaught of Avars and Slavs. The city began to expand, and has been under the rule of Croatian kings in the 10th century, the Hungarians, the Venice administration, and later ruled by the French and Austro-Hungarians. Split, today a big city, full of Mediterranean charm, whispering about the important and interesting history. It is located only 33 km from Stanići.
Omis is located in the southern Croatian region of Dalmatia. It is situated exactly at the point where the river Cetina enters the Adriatic Sea, just 30 km from the second largest Croatian city of Split, and 3 km from Stanići. Omis has eight churches from the eighth and eighteenth centuries, which create a historical note to this small Mediterranean town, with fort Mirabela, which is located above the town, which in the ancient times served as a refuge for pirates who raided the Adriatic Sea. The natural environment makes Omis ideal destination to visit if you enjoy rafting, free climbing or just walking through the canyon.
The town of Makarska is situated around a natural harbor defended by the peninsula of St Peter and Osejava cape. It is the only port of its kind between the mouth of the Cetina and Neretva river. In ancient times this port served as a refuge for sailors, pirates and merchants, from stormy weather. Makarska is located below the Velebit mountain (1762m), some 33 km from Stanići. The best way to learn about the interesting history of Makarska is to visit the Franks monastery which recently celebrated its five hundred years.
The city of Trogir, located some 25 km from Split and 58 km from Stanići, was one of the biggest cultural centers in Dalmatia in the 13th century, enriched with masterpieces of master Radovan and Ivan Lucius, who flooded the city with world-renowned sculptures, architecture and paintings. The old town center was formed between the 13th and 15th centuries within defensive walls that were returned by Venice in the 15th century. They have also added two fortresses Kamerlengo and Fortress St. Mark that have been preserved to this day. Small narrow streets, squares, bars, restaurants, souvenir shops and galleries, along with various cultural events in the open make this town a real pearl of the Mediterranean.
