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Apartments Kata are located in Grebaštica. Grebaštica is a small, picturesque village situated 15km from Šibenik in the bay near Oštrica peninsula. Surrounded by pebble beaches and Mediterranean plants and greenery. During the summer months as every Dalmatian place, Grebaštica comes to life as well. Various music evenings, cocktails, fishing nights, and other events are organized. Sports and active vacation lovers can enjoy diving, fishing, sailing, hiking, cycling, volleyball, basketball, football and many other activities. 3 Kata apartments are available for rent. Each of the apartments has 3 bedrooms and can accommodate 6 people. In each of the apartments there is a well equipped kitchen, bathroom with bathtub, private terrace or balcony, radio and television. The two suites also have a separate bathroom with washbasin. In each apartment there is internet and air condition, but their use is paid extra. If requested, you can get a baby cot, hair dryer and iron for clothes. In the yard there is a barbecue which you can freely use. Please note that the following services are not included in the price: Surcharge for air conditioner per day: 5 EUR euro

Near the Oštrica peninsula, only 15 kilometers from Šibenik, is the picturesque Grebaštica. It is surrounded by pebble beaches, pine forest and beautiful promenades along the coast. In Grebaštica there is also an unusual locality, also known as the Dalmatian "Chinese Wall". It is a defensive rampart on the Oštrica peninsula built in 1497. The walls stretch from one side of the peninsula to the other and are 6 to 9 meters high. Today, the area around the ramparts is also known as a mouflon habitat. Grebaštica also attracts many sailors because the bay there is one of the deepest in the Adriatic.