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Location: The hotel village on Ada Bojana is located in the southwestern arm of the island next to the nudist beach. It is 15 km from Ulcinj. The island of Ada Bojana is connected to the mainland by a bridge over the Bojana river. Rooms: the tour operator offers accommodation units of the bungalow type (type A and type L). All units have a bathroom and a balcony. Type A: Single-story pavilion-style villas are lined up opposite the restaurant building, south and southwest towards the nudist beach and west towards the mouth of the Bojana into the sea. The rooms in the villas are double or triple, with bathroom and terrace, and have air conditioning, a television and a mini fridge. Type L: The rooms in Type L are the most spacious and are ideal for family stays. They are located right on the beach in cluster-shaped buildings. The hexagonal rooms have a double bed and a pull-out sofa, a large partition wardrobe and a bathroom. All Type L rooms have air conditioning, fridge, TV and terrace. Hotel facilities: In the central building of the complex, guests of the Ada Bojana complex have a board restaurant at their disposal, while at the mouth of the Bojana river into the Adriatic Sea there is an a la carte restaurant. The complex includes a beach bar, a shop and a medical station. Sport and entertainment: Guests of the Ada Bojana complex can use tennis courts, a riding school and water sports.
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