Apartments Vedrana/One bedroom A1 - Dobrinj

In the past few years, the healing effects of mud from the Melina beach have been officially proven on the basis of concrete cases (it mitigates or fully eliminates various types of bone aches and skin diseases), turning the Soline Bay into an increasingly attractive summer destination.
Besides the already mentioned village of Meline, the bay area also encompasses Soline, Cižici and Klimno. The names of the villages situated in the bay area were partly determined on the basis of their natural significance: in the ancient times, the village of Meline was the center for exporting sand and it later became known for its brick factory; the widely known saltpans of the princes of the Frankopan family from Krk were located in Soline; Klimno, a shipbuilding center, was named after the Chapel of St. Clement (Crkvica svetog Klementa); while the origin of Cižici remains unknown. Due to its geographic position (a closed bay with a shallow sea) and the climatic features (always pleasant sea temperature), the bathing season in the Soline Bay starts early in the spring and lasts until late fall which is, in addition to the healing mud, yet another selling point in the tourist offer of this region.
A village of Rudine, located only a few kilometers from Cižici, is a village preserving the century-old (or even older) architecture almost fully intact. Besides by the discovered treasure, i.e. the authentic folk architecture and the nearby sandy beach, Rudine also attracts with its hidden treasure which rests, as the legend says, in the Biserujka Cave, one of the most visited caves in Croatia.