Lastovo Island

Green island in the midst of the blue Adriatic open sea, surrounded by numerous small silver islands. An island and archipelago that like by a miracle escaped the blessings of civilization. Lastovo. Maybe the last piece of the former Mediterranean Homer came and Bayron took his inspirations from. Lastovo. Means a vacation in harmony with untouched nature; a vacation in the ambience of traditional architecture; a vacation where you will enjoy healthy and fresh island food from the fields and the crystal-clear sea; a vacation with wine already drunk by the roman emperors. Lastovo. Lastovo belongs to the south Dalmatian group of islands; it occupies a surface of 53 sq. km, and the highest peak is Hum with 417 metres. 1228 inhabitants live on Lastovo in two bigger settlements: Lastovo and Ubli, Lastovo is wonderful island of Mediterranean vegetation, and with vineyards and olive groves, which form the background of a delightful landscape. The coast is very well intended and the whole Lastovo group of islands and islets number 34. There are villas and flats for hire, and a small hotel Solitudo. Lastovo was in the possession of the Dubrovnik Republic in the Middle Ages, after the Second World War and until 1990, it was, for most of the time, a closed military base, and it is only now accessible to visitors from abroad. The main village of Lastovo is especially interesting - for its urbanization and for its preserved ancient customs - especially for the performance of plays and processions on Shrove Tuesday.

Island of Lastovo