Komolac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nature

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Komolac can then continue their accommodation search. The Ombla is a karst river with a 30-metre-long freshwater course and rises in Komolac below Golubov kamen. About 30 metres from the spring is a small waterfall, before the river flows into the five-kilometre-long Rijeka-Dubrovačka Bay.

Culture and History

Komolac is associated with the source of the Ombla. It has supplied Dubrovnik with drinking water since Dubrovnik's first water supply system began operating in 1438.

Sites listed as cultural heritage in Komolac include the Church of the Holy Spirit, Gundulić House, the Bizzaro-Facenda summer residence and the Pera Kolić summer residence.

Sponza Palace, Lovrijenac, Rector's Palace and Murailles de Dubrovnik are located in the vicinity of Komolac.

Surroundings

The immediate surroundings of Komolac also include Krčetovo and Planik. Završje and Stražnica are located in the surrounding area.

Other destinations: Čajkovica, Suđurađ, Brsečine, Kolocep, Bosanka, Orasac, Prijevor, Dubrovnik

For the overarching travel overview: Municipality of Dubrovnik.