Perast

Located at mid point around the fjord and at the foot of dramatic mountains, the old stone city is smaller outstanding Mediterranean citadel.

The Old Town is a treasure trove of Renaissance churches, museums, and historic buildings; hotels, shops and restaurants.

Drive around the fjord and enjoy dramatic scenery everywhere you go, as well as numerous places to stop and enjoy the surroundings; eat by the shore, have a swim and marvel at the wonderful mountains as the warm sea winds it way through the twisted fjord and its five bays.

Places of note:

Kamenari- ferry crossing
Pearst-
Risan
Precanj
Stoliv
Lepatani – ferry crossing

Map of Boka Kotor Fjord Area showing the main airports at Dubrovnik and Tivat; the historic centers of Herceg Novi, Perast, Risan, Kotor and Budva. The map also shows the location of Lustica Mill House on the Lustica peninsula, which devides the fjord from the adriatic sea.

Lustica peninsula | Montenegro

Lustica Mill House

Marovici village, Montenegro

For accommodation enquiries you can contact us directly:
Skype: helpando.fdittrich, Email: fabian.dittrich@gmail.com

To enquire about availabilities at the Lustica Mill House you can also use the request/booking form

Prices and Booking

Warm welcome from the Owner

Fabian Dittrich, is the proud owner of the Lustica Mill House on the Lustica peninsula. He acquired the house from the previous owner Jas who bought the house while working in tourism in Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, and Bosnia between 2000 and 2006.

For someone who was quite familiar with the Eastern Adriatic coast, he was pleasantly surprised to stumble upon (Lustica) an area that had not been taken over by large scale tourism, while, at the same time, was located near to two international airports (at Tivat & Dubrovnik); close to the many clean beaches and a beautiful largely untouched natural environment; as well as near to the historic attractions and amenities at Kotor, Dubrovnik Budva and Tivat.

The house was fully renovated - keeping the old mill in the same place it had once ground olives for centuries - with the help of Tivat based architects, Axum Architects, and combining sensitive restoration with modern facilities. The house was tastefully decorated using genuine furnishings and bright materials from Nepal in Asia.

We hope you have an opportunity to enjoy the Olive Mil House and the Lustica surroundings as many of our guests have before...