125 232 414 RUB
2 сп
90 м²
- 2 bedrooms;
- living room;
- kitchen;
- 2 bathrooms;
- terrace;
- balcony;
- covered space for socializing;
- grill;
- air-conditionedBetina is a place on the northeastern coast of the island of Murter, which is connected to the mainland by a drawbridge in Tisno. It is located 35 km west of Šibenik. The name Betina comes from the Celtic word «bet» which means mouth and describes the appearance of the naturally formed port of Betina which, like a mouth, protects ships from gusts of wind. The name is also symbolic because throughout history Betina has been called the "mouth of the Šibenik region", because of the fertile "Poja" of Betina, rich primarily in olives and figs, but also in vegetables that nourished the entire region.
Betina, along with Korčula, is the most famous and oldest residence of excellent caulk makers (wooden shipbuilders). It is one of the last refuges of wooden shipbuilding in Europe. Betinska gajeta, which dates back to 1740, is a widely known product of the Betina shipbuilding industry. It is a sturdy heavy ship with a Latin sail with which the inhabitants used to sail to distant properties on the Kornati, Modrave, Prosika and Vrana Lake. In honor of this "holy ship", Regatta for Soul and Body, a competition in wooden boats, is held every year.
In addition to being famous shipbuilders, the people of Betina were also famous shellmen. Many generations of Betinians were nourished by shellfish. Shells were caught using brganje (a device for removing shells from the sea). Except for food, shells were used to obtain dye, which was used to dye cloth to make clothes. They were also crushed and added to construction materials. Today, when shellfish fishing is prohibited, in honor of this tradition, Brganja Day (first Sunday in August), a big all-day festival with an entertainment program, has been held for 40 years.
Betina beaches are scattered all over the place and they are characterized by exceptional sea clarity and attractiveness. They are infrastructurally adapted to bathers.For any additional information and to schedule a tour, feel free to contact us at any time with confidence.Custom ID: 23-162NEnergy class: U izradiContact: Bc. Monika SUNARA, ... , ...
Contact: Mag. Marina BAREŠIĆ, ... , ...
Contact: Mgr. Barbora VESELIĆ, ... , ... Показать больше Показать меньше Prodaje se VILA u prvom redu do mora u Modravama u Betini. Nalazi se neposredno uz plažu.OPIS NEKRETNINE:
- 2 spavaće sobe;
- dnevni boravak;
- kuhinja;
- 2 kupaonice;
- terasa;
- balkon;
- natkriveni prostor za druženje;
- roštilj;
- klimatiziranaBetina je mjesto na sjeveroistočnoj obali otoka Murtera koji je s kopnom povezan pokretnim mostom u Tisnom. Nalazi se 35 km zapadno od Šibenika. Ime Betina potječe od keltske riječi «bet» što znači usta i opisuje izgled prirodno formirane luke Betine koja, poput usta, štiti brodove od naleta vjetra. Ime je simbolično i stoga što su Betinu kroz povijest zvali «ustima šibenskog kraja», zbog plodnog betinskog «Poja», bogatog ponajprije maslinama i smokvama, ali i povrćem koje je hranilo cijeli kraj.
Betina je, uz Korčulu, najpoznatije i najstarije sjedište vrsnih kalafata (brodograditelja u drvu). Jedno je od zadnjih utočišta drvene brodogradnje u Europi. Nadaleko je poznat proizvod betinske brodogradnje Betinska gajeta koja datira iz 1740. godine. To je čvrst težački brod s latinskim jedrom kojim su stanovnici plovili do udaljenih posjeda na Kornatima, Modravama, Prosici i Vranskom jezeru. U čast ovog «svetog broda» svake se godine održava Regata za dušu i tilo, natjecanje u drvenim brodovima.
Osim što su poznati brodograditelji, Betinjani su bili i poznati školjkari. Mnoge generacije Betinjana othranila je školjka. Školjke su se lovile pomoću brganje (sprave za vađenje školjki iz mora). Osim za prehranu, školjke su služile za dobivanje boje, kojom su se bojala sukna za izradu odjeće. Također su se mrvile i dodavale u građevinski materijal. Danas kada je izlov školjaka zabranjen, a u čast ove tradicije, već se 40 godina održava Dan brganje (prva nedjelja u kolovozu), velika cjelodnevna fešta sa zabavnim programom.
Betinske plaže razasute su po cijelom mjestu, a odlikuju se iznimnom bistrinom mora i privlačnošću. Infrastrukturno su prilagođene kupačima.Za sve dodatne informacije i dogovor o terminu obilaska, slobodno nas u bilo kojem trenutku kontaktirajte s povjerenjem.Šifra objekta: 23-162NEnergetska klasa: U izradiKontakt: Bc. Monika SUNARA, ... , ...
Kontakt: Mag. Marina BAREŠIĆ, ... , ...
Kontakt: Mgr. Barbora VESELIĆ, ... , ... For sale VILLA in the first row to the sea in Modrave in Betina. It is located right next to the beach.PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:
- 2 bedrooms;
- living room;
- kitchen;
- 2 bathrooms;
- terrace;
- balcony;
- covered space for socializing;
- grill;
- air-conditionedBetina is a place on the northeastern coast of the island of Murter, which is connected to the mainland by a drawbridge in Tisno. It is located 35 km west of Šibenik. The name Betina comes from the Celtic word «bet» which means mouth and describes the appearance of the naturally formed port of Betina which, like a mouth, protects ships from gusts of wind. The name is also symbolic because throughout history Betina has been called the "mouth of the Šibenik region", because of the fertile "Poja" of Betina, rich primarily in olives and figs, but also in vegetables that nourished the entire region.
Betina, along with Korčula, is the most famous and oldest residence of excellent caulk makers (wooden shipbuilders). It is one of the last refuges of wooden shipbuilding in Europe. Betinska gajeta, which dates back to 1740, is a widely known product of the Betina shipbuilding industry. It is a sturdy heavy ship with a Latin sail with which the inhabitants used to sail to distant properties on the Kornati, Modrave, Prosika and Vrana Lake. In honor of this "holy ship", Regatta for Soul and Body, a competition in wooden boats, is held every year.
In addition to being famous shipbuilders, the people of Betina were also famous shellmen. Many generations of Betinians were nourished by shellfish. Shells were caught using brganje (a device for removing shells from the sea). Except for food, shells were used to obtain dye, which was used to dye cloth to make clothes. They were also crushed and added to construction materials. Today, when shellfish fishing is prohibited, in honor of this tradition, Brganja Day (first Sunday in August), a big all-day festival with an entertainment program, has been held for 40 years.
Betina beaches are scattered all over the place and they are characterized by exceptional sea clarity and attractiveness. They are infrastructurally adapted to bathers.For any additional information and to schedule a tour, feel free to contact us at any time with confidence.Custom ID: 23-162NEnergy class: U izradiContact: Bc. Monika SUNARA, ... , ...
Contact: Mag. Marina BAREŠIĆ, ... , ...
Contact: Mgr. Barbora VESELIĆ, ... , ...