Experience
Discover authentic places apart from mass tourism
Support
Your trip directly funds the local projects
Sustain
Strengthen communities & ecosystems
Your trip supports
a small permaculture farm where young adults learn about sustainable living.
3 years
socialbnb partner
Partner
5.0
from 33 travelers
33 reviews
100%
nonprofit impact
nachhaltiger Tourismus/sustainable tourism
Your host on site
SabineSabine · Gea Vivaverified
Hi, I'm Sabine and I’ll be happy to host you during your stay!"

About your accomodation

At our eco retreat camp Gea Viva you will experience true and simple eco-living, and immerse yourself in the beauty and peace of nature! Located in an olive grove, 15 minutes walk from the nearest beach and the harbor village of Milna, island Brač, Croatia, our spacious eco retreat camp is designed according to Permaculture principles.

A short introduction to the life here:

Reviews

5.0· 33 reviews
★★★★★

Wir waren 2 Nächte im Gea Viva Camp bei Sabine und haben unsere Zeit dort sehr genossen. Sabine hat uns freundlich empfangen und alles gezeigt. Es ist ein Natur…"

Lea
September 2025
★★★★★

Wir waren dort für 2 Nächte, ein wirklich ganz besonderer Ort. Großes Gelände mitten in der Natur. Es gibt dort 1 Hütte oder ein Zelt welche man mieten kann. Wi…"

Ma
August 2023

Get to know the project & your host

nachhaltiger Tourismus/sustainable tourism

Sabine

Verified host
Verified host

Hi, I'm Sabine and I’ll be happy to host you during your stay!"

The aim of this educational project is to help young adults reconnect with nature and ultimately with themselves by learning about practical sustainability and communication with all living things.
 
This goal is achieved through the establishment and…
3 years
socialbnb partner
5.0 ★ (33)
Guest rating
< 24 h
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Where you'll be

The nearest airport is Split. From there, take one of the passenger ferries to Milna on the island Brac (Krilo Jet or TP-Line which continue to Dubrovnik), Krilo Shipping Company via Rogac on the island Solta) or the car ferry to Supetar (Jadrolinija) and then the bus to Milna (Arriva). During the main season, there are about six buses per day to Milna, out of season approximately four on weekdays and two on Sundays. From Dubrovnik, there are daily passenger ferries to Milna (Krilo Jet and TP-Line) via the islands of Mljet, Korčula and Hvar during the Summer. In case you travel by car, the ferry between Makarska and Sumartin on Brač operated by Jadrolinija might also be an option.

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