Kambra

What Kambra really is it`s all about two buildings - a restored barn from the 17th century and a modernist, concrete pavilion built a few years ago, which are connected by a garden. The barn looks like it grew out of the rock that expanded across the hill in the village, its barn walls bend and adapt to the shape of the street that runs between groups of small houses. During the renovation, we tried to preserve as many original elements as possible and we believe we did :) We left the stone window and door frames, oak ceiling, faded facade and all iron elements that reveal that it was once a house of a cow named Sivka. When creating the interior, we divided the space into levels rather than rooms separated by walls. On the ground floor you will find a spacious, modern kitchen and the bathroom, to which the door hidden in the kitchen cabinet leads. On the higher level there is a living room with TV and a comfortable fold-out sofa that can accommodate two guests, and on the top floor there is a bedroom with a double bed. Opposite the old house is a one-level concrete pavilion, which is all white inside. There you will find a bedroom with a double sofa bed and a bathroom. From the outside, you can enter the utility room, where there is a washing machine and a tumble dryer. Between the two buildings lies a garden, a common place for all guests. Although it is not too big, there is a place for sunbathing space on the grass or deckchairs, an annex with a grill and a covered terrace where you can drink wine, drinks, feast, hide from the sun and spend the whole day. There is also a car park for 2 cars and an electric car charging station.

What we eat is all local, delicious and healthy, but not necessarily diet-driven. We will show you around or just tell you what and where you can buy of the local goodies. We have the famous Karst prosciutto, dried meats, honey, cheese and juicy fruit and vegetables in the area. Do not forget about the amazing wines that you will be able to find on the Karst Wine Road (dark red Teran wine is our pearl). After shopping, put your bags on the table and you can start cooking. All you need is a little creative invention, good herbs and spices, hints from local residents and we guarantee that you will cook something good. You have a lot to show off, because there are two kitchens waiting for you - one traditional, in an old barn, the other outside - an annex with a grill. The kitchens are well-equipped because we like convenience ourselves and we know that some need facilities. Therefore, at home you will find: a fridge, coffee maker, oven with the option of steam, induction cooker, sink, kettle, dishwasher and other kitchen accessories. In the garden there's a large countertop, an electric grill, where you can prepare decent feast, a sink and helpful appliances. If you get tired of self-service, we recommend you in the area: -Gostilna Šajna (15 min)- they serve local specialties and pour karas wine -Komel (15 min)- modernized Karas cuisine, the menu changes seasonally depending on what the area offers We have a lot more restaurants that we can recommend to you, just ask!

Kambra lies on the Kras plateau, which is famous for its huge network of caves, other karst forms and lakes. The local cuisine, mix of cultures, beautiful castles and amazing caves are worth more than a trip. By booking our house you get 2 bikes in the package to explore the area and lots of ideas and tips for trips to nearby attractions. Some of them are: SIGHTSEEING: -Postojna cave and Predjama castle, -Škocjan caves, -Lake Bled and Bohinj, -Soča valley, -Gorka Brda, -Ljubljana, -town of Štanjel, -salt works in Sečovlje, SPORT: -horse riding, -golf, -biking, -motorcycling - water sports - fishing - winter sports SEA TRIPS: - Miramare Castle - Duino Castle - Portorož and Piran - Venice - Trieste HIKING: - Trail Alpe Adria - Via Alpina - Trail Maria Rilke - Walk of Peace trail in Soča Valley - Kranjska gora and Tamar Valley - Logar Valley and Rinka Waterfalls. In addition, there are a lot of cultural events organized in our area, e.g. - open days of nearby farms and farms, where you can taste home-made products and visit vineyards, wine cellars and the whole farm - Lavender Festival, during which you can take part in workshops, lectures, film screenings about this plant - Cherry Festival in the town of Goriska brda, which is one of the biggest cultural events of our region. It is full of cultural, ethnic and sporting events and games for everyone - wine days - Stone festival - Lipizzaner Day You can also go out to the garden and sit there all day. We recommend taking a good book and lying on a sun lounger, then prepare some good things and feast on the grill on the terrace all evening. And when it rains and you do not want anything, there is nothing better than to collapse in a comfortable sofa, cover with a blanket, listen to the drops hitting the roof and look out the window at the whole valley.