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In a small village Murter located on the northwest side of the same named island are the apartments Goran. Murter is full of sandy beaches such as Slanica, Čigrađa, Podvrška and many others. During the summer in Murter you can attend concerts of classical and pop music, and especially the impressive folk church singing. There are 6 apartments on the ground floor of the house, the first and the second floor. You can choose the apartment according to the number of persons. Each apartment has a free air conditioning and Internet, as well as a kitchen where you can prepare your meals. Each of the apartments has a bathroom with a shower. In the yard there is a common grill and a swimming pool where you can refresh yourself in the hot summer days. If you want to swim in the sea, the nearest beach is 900m from the apartment. A shop where you can buy all the necessary groceries is only 100m away while the center of the town is within 500m. In the vicinity of the apartment you can rent a bicycle or a motor boat, depending on how you would rather visit the island. The car access to the property is good and a parking space is waiting for you

The island of Murter is the largest and most populated island of the Šibenik archipelago, connected to the mainland by a drawbridge in Tisno. In the center of the island is the town of Murter, which was first mentioned in 1273. A visit to Murter will provide you with peace, clear sea and hills with an incredible view of the archipelago, hidden coves, charming alleys and old olive groves surrounded by dry stone walls. While you are in the town itself, go up to the church of St. Roko, from where you will feel as if the whole island is at the palm of your hands. If your visit happens to be at the beginning of autumn, don't miss the Latin Idro, a regatta of traditional boats.