Holiday Home Merie with pool

This beautiful holiday home is ideal for a quiet and intimate holiday in a natural environment.
Holiday House Merie is rented entirely as a spacious house of 120m2. The house is equipped with three bedrooms, of which two rooms have double beds and one room has a single bed and a working desk.
A large master bathroom with a washing machine, a small toilet for guests, a fully equipped kitchen, a spacious dining room and a living room will meet the needs of guests for a complete and carefree vacation. The house is air conditioned and well equipped. Outside is a swimming pool and a terrace to enjoy eating and socializing. Within the yard is a large parking lot for cars and bicycles, and a space for children to play (trampoline).
This charming holiday house offers an authentic Dalmatian tavern for sole use to their guest, so they can prepare meals, or just enjoy in a peace an quite during hot summer nights.
Holiday house Merie, offers you comfortable and safe accommodation, suitable for families with children. The house is completely fenced and provides our guests maximum privacy and discretion.
Near the house is the center of the small town of Benkovac.
CHECK IN time is from 4PM.
CHECK OUT time is until 10 AM.
- For visits lasting longer than 7 days, we change the bedroom sheets and bathroom towels every 7 days.
- Pets are not allowed!
- Baby bed or a baby chair can be provided only with previous request.
- Quiet hours are from 22:00 to 8:00, please be respectfull of this!
- No parties, loud music or friends coming over from other villas/apartments in the area.

Benkovac is a town in northern Dalmatia, located about 30 km east of Zadar and 20 km northeast of Biograd na Moru. It developed at the transition from the fertile area of ​​Ravni Kotar to the rugged area of ​​Bukovica. Although it is located on the eastern edge of the plain of Ravnokotar, as the only urban settlement it is considered the center of that area.
The following settlements are part of the town of Benkovac:
Benkovac, Benkovačko Selo, Bjelina, Brgud, Bruška, Buković, Bulić, Ceranje, Dobra Voda, Donje Biljane, Donje Ceranje, Donji Karin, Gornje Biljane, Gornje Ceranje, Islam Grčki, Kašić, Kolarina, Korlat, Kožlovac, Kula Atlagić, Lepuri , Lisičić, Lišane Tinjske, Medviđa, Miranje, Nadin, Perušić Benkovački, Podgrađe, Podlug, Popovići, Pristeg, Prović, Radošinovci, Raštević, Rodaljice, Smilčić, Šopot, Tinj, Vukšić, Zagrad and Zapužane.
Before the war, the current municipalities of Lišane Ostrovičke, Polača and Stankovci were included in the composition of the Benkovac municipality at that time. With the reform of local administration in 1996, Benkovac received the status of a city and the territory of the dissolved municipalities of Lisičić and Smilčić was added to it.
It is known that the Benkovac area was very populated and developed during the medieval Croatian state. Many old Croatian monuments and churches were found in this area. However, long before the arrival of the Croats, ancient peoples built their settlements and erected monuments here. The most famous such site is Asseria - the remains of a Liburnian settlement near Podgrađe.
The most noticeable cultural and historical monument in Benkovac is Kaštel Benković, a fortress named after the Croatian nobles who built it, probably in the second half of the 15th century. The history of the city of Benkovac itself begins with the construction of this fort on a hill that dominates the surrounding area. The castle has a quadrangular floor plan, and on the north side it has a tall square tower. The southern side was strengthened for the Turkish authorities with two round towers at the corners.
The Benkovac castle, which today houses the museum, was once an old Croatian fortress, and the Benković beys turned it into their castle after the arrival of the Turks in the 16th century. That's how they determined his name.
In Benkovac itself, there are the Catholic Church of St. Anthony from the 18th century and the Church of the Virgin Mary (Nativity of Mary) from 1864 (destroyed in the Homeland War, a new church was built), and the Orthodox Church of St. John built in 1885 on the foundations of an older church that was consecrated in 1590.