Surrounded by glorious gardens leading to a secluded beach and the turquoise waters of the Adriatic, historic Villa Agave rests on the remains of the 16th-century chapel of St. Lazarus (two of the original walls now forming part of the meditation room), within walking distance of Dubrovnik’s medieval fortress walls. Originally the exclusive summer house of the 19th-century English archaeologist, Sir Arthur Evans – Villa Agave is named after a Mexican plant introduced to Dubrovnik by sailors in the 16th century.
The succulent’s spiked leaves greet you along the cobbled pathway leading to the front door. It remains a haven for celebrities to this day. With a 24-hour butler on hand throughout your stay, and a secluded cliff-side beach where you can lie while having a blissful massage, you will enjoy the flawless service for which Villa Agave is known and adored. In fact, virtually anything you wish for, we can provide.
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