Villas in Croatia

Croatia is one of those destinations with something for every taste. Rent a villa in Zagreb, its capital, to enjoy the Dalmatian culture and history visiting its cathedral or the unique St. Mark’s Church. The peninsula of Istria offers incredible villas located in the beautiful villages of Pula, Porec and Rovinj. The fantastic beaches of the Adriatic Sea and wonderful islands with turquoise waters are ideal for families who want a villa close to the beach. Find the best properties in Hvar, Korcula, Vis, Elaphiti Islands or Brac. The coastal towns of Split, Zadar, Dubrovnik and Sibenik are also great towns with unique views, beaches, culture and entertainment where you can enjoy a villa and make it your home away from home during your Vacations.

Enjoy luxury villas with stunning views of the Adriatic Sea from the comfort of your bedroom or your lounge. Access the beach with a short walk from your doorstep. Beautiful and spacious villas with open plan kitchens, large lounges and equipped with all the necessary amenities. Find villas for families and groups with lovely outdoor areas to enjoy al fresco dinings, lazy afternoons by the pool and a pleasant siesta under the shady trees. Are you planning a getaway to Croatia as a couple? Find villas with sauna and jacuzzi.

When it comes to beaches, Croatia offers pebbly coves and seductive sandy shores. Near Zadar, you can enjoy Nin’s long, luxuriant Kraljičina plaža (Queen’s Beach) with mesmerising views of the Velebit mountains. Near Split there is the popular family beach of Bačvice, where the acrobatic picigin is played. This Dalmatian sport involves lots of leaping around movements to prevent a small ball from hitting the water. On the island of Brač, you can enjoy the sandy Lovrečina Bay with translucent waters and a ruined medieval church behind the strand. Another spit of land composed of a pebble beach is often referred to as Golden Cape. This is Zlatni Rat, a unique beach that changes its shape due to the currents and the wind. Hvar Island is also home to beautiful beaches such as the attractive Uvala Dubovica or Grebišće. You will always be a few steps away from a nice beach to lay down and unwind with your dearest ones along the Dalmatian coast.

Croatia is one of the most popular destinations for nature lovers. The diversity of the country embraces a laid-back vibe and offers a stunning coastline, fabulous cities full of history, culture and food and stunning natural parks and reserves with mesmerising views. Croatia National Parks are the ideal pick for those travelers who want to immerse in the deepest natural gems of the country. Visit the incredible Plitvice Lakes National Park and admire the 12 upper lakes and the 4 lower lakes. Walk along the wooden elevated footpaths and spend a day hiking the trails that take you to the waterfalls. Krka National Park is also a must on a trip to Croatia. Enjoy a unique ecozystem with lakes and waterfalls as you admire the views strolling along the way. Kamenjak, Brijuni National Park, Velebit or Mljet National Park are also great parks with salt lakes, cycling tracks and shady walkways.

The islands of Croatia are simply beautiful. Havar, known as the Lavender Island, enjoys about 2,800 hours of sunshine a year. Enjoy its beaches and the traditional Dalmatian cuisine. Korcula is the cultural island, where Marco Polo was born and his family house still remains. Korcula town is known as the “Little Dubrovnik” because of its churches, houses and palaces. Vela Luka and Lumbarda are also two little charming villages worth a visit as well as the vineyards and olive groves. Vis is a cute little island that played Greece for Mamma Mia 2. Have some pleasant time at the beach and enjoy the laid-back lifestyle. The islands will make you fall in love with Croatia and you are spoilt of choice when it comes to choosing one. Will you make up your mind?

According to Alfred Hitchcock, one of the best sunsets happens in Zadar. At the end of its promenade, you can sit by the stairs of the Sea Organ and wait for the sun to go down in the horizon. If you want to catch the magical colors of the sunset while admiring the show of lights offered by the large big circle at the very end of the promenade, stand around the Greeting to the sun, a photovoltaic set of modules with glass plates that will leave you in awe as the daylight fades away.

For urban travelers who want to enjoy the charms of a city, with its shops, bars and restaurants but without giving up nature must head to Zagreb, the capital. The city offers interesting cultural visits, with a monumental wealth area including the cathedral and Saint Mark’s Church, with an incredible mosaic on the roof. Enjoy a ride on the funicular, visit the upper town , Gornji Grad, the Stone Gate and the Lotrščak Tower. In the outskirts you can easily practice canoeing or hiking. There are several festivals happening throughout the year, with music and street food like Bas Nas Music and Gourmet festival. Enjoy!

Split is a combination of sea, culture, gastronomy and laid-back vibes. It is also a good base for day trips to the islands. Split is one of those cities you will fall in love with the minute you see it. The medieval layout, the Diocletian’s Palace, the Grgur Ninski statue, the unique “Let me pass” street, the varied cuisine and the beautiful beach of Bacvice. It will definitely create memories for years to come!

The famous HBO series had several parts shooted in Dubrovnik and Split. The stunning walls of the city, a well preserved medieval city, fantastic tours, an impressive clock tower, street performances, beaches and water sports and tours. Feel part of this magic environment, where the Game of Thrones actors brought to life a medieval city. The series fans can also take the specific tour about it and buy different souvenirs at the specific shops with all the bits and bobs related to the Mother of Dragons, John Snow and the rest of characters.

A good way to get deeper into the culture of a country is by tasting its cuisine. Croatia is a mix of different flavors that will raise your taste buds immediately. The fresh fish and shellfish, combined with local produce, create the most delicious dishes and mouthwatering bites. Try some Peka, black rice, dirty macaroni or the popular “lamb under the bell” slow-cooked in the outdoor kitchens, known as konobas. The icing on the cake is a delicious Rozata or a piece of heavenly Stone Cake. Let the flavors conquer your senses and enjoy your meal!

Croatia is one of the countries with most UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Around the peninsula of Istria you can visit several medieval villages with a unique charm and fantastic monuments. Visit the Roman Amphitheater of Pula, the church of St Euphemia in Rovinj or the Euphrasius Basilica in Porec as well as the Old Town. Enjoy the monuments and after a long day of visits, taste its cuisine based on truffles, an important ingredient of the region and some of the best wines produced locally. An authentic Dalmatian feast

Filled with national parks and historical architecture, modern towns seamlessly incorporate the old with the new. The cuisine is always fresh and of superb quality. Zagreb, Croatia’s capital, lies inland amongst the mountains while Rijaka, Pula and Dalmatia rest along the turquoise sea with world-class white sandy beaches. The numerous islands weave in and around the bays, making Croatia a spectacular, visually satisfying vacation destination. These villas are conveniently nestled along the seacoast near all the best hotspots for an epic holiday.

Pack your bags and head out to the Mediterranean Revival style villas of Croatia. These white stuccoed villas with red tiled roofs have a swimming pool and many boast beautiful gardens. They’re fully equipped with kitchens, cozy bedrooms and deluxe bathrooms designed for your comfort. Not to mention the incredible ocean views. Some of the villas feature a sleek, modern design to go with the scenery. Whether you are on a honeymoon or family reunion, these villas will exceed your expectations.

Croatia is filled with culinary treasures you won’t want to miss. From Zagreb to the remote islands of Dalmatia, there are more specialties than you could imagine. Pag Island boasts its famous sheep cheese, lamb, and wine. Tender octopus salad, Ćevapi grilled sausage, Grah and Börek pastry are just a few on the list. Foodies must visit Split’s Konoba Duboka Ladovina restaurant for culture, craft beer on tap, local wine and signature dishes like black risotto, Peka and Kremsnita cream cake. Nearby islands boast fresh oysters, mussels and more. And, before leaving, go on a wine tasting tour to die for.

Croatia boasts ten UNESCO world heritage sites. In Zagreb, take-in the Medvednica Nature Park for ethnic heritage, manor houses, castles and legends tucked away in a breathtaking mountain terrain. Spend time in Ivanščica visiting 13 ancient fortresses encircling its humongous mountain, several are from the 12th century. The exotic seacoast has even more historical treasures including Split’s Roman Palace, Dubrovnik’s famous King’s Landing castle and more. Croatia’s Carnival season, marks the traditional ushering in of Spring with festivities like balls, parades and multiple cultural events you’ll want to experience. Add to that seven sacral heritage sites and you’ll agree there are hidden treasures everywhere.

Croatia has multiple nature parks to explore and each one is unique. They are arranged throughout the country, but easily accessible as a day trip. Krka National Park is the most diverse with its hiking trails and waterfalls. For exotic animals, history, golf, and an island loaded with biodiversity, visit Brijuni. Učka is between Istria and Kvarner with a gorgeous scenic roadway overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Risnjak has 1,000 types of flora with lynx, bear and wolf. Educational trails dot the famous UNESCO Geopark of Papuk with its mountain streams, caves and waterfalls. Stop at the lodge’s restaurant for dormouse, a popular regional dish. BioKovo and many more offer amazing sights for wonderful memories.

Mljet island, off the coast of Dubrovnik, is the outdoorsman’s gold mine. Enjoy an exotic fishing excursion and reel in Bluefin Tuna or Swordfish from the pristine Adriatic Sea. Do a scuba shipwreck tour bordering the archaeological sites of shipwrecks like Odysseus and St. Paul at Goli Rat. Finally, the gorgeous Mljet National Park covers the island with forest, lakes, sea cliffs and sandy beaches for your enjoyment.

In 300 AD, Diocletian’s Retirement Palace was built by slaves in Split. It spanned 10-acres with cobblestone walkways for his family’s use encompassing the city. You’ll appreciate the 3500-year-old sphinxes and observe the changing of the Roman Centurion guard’s performances every day at noon. There’s so much history here you’ll need a tour guide to point out its fascinating features and incredible stories.

At North Velebit National Park you will be exhilarated by the intensive mountain range trails surrounded by a rich biodiversity of plants and animals. There are also caves, coves and history enriched roadways to explore, offering unending thrills for adventure seekers.

This World Heritage Site is unique in every way. Enclosed by ancient forests with rare birds and animals, the interconnected lakes were formed by a limestone geological process that created natural dams and ecstatic waterfalls. Feel their spray as you go under them and walk-through the mysterious caves. Finally, top it off tour through the wooden walkways above the crystal waters revealing colorful fish and water plants.

This Park is a sweet place for water sports and hiking. If you enjoy coral, and beautiful fish, snorkeling is a must. The sailing amid Croatia’s scenery, swimming and generally soaking up the sun is awesome. But the wining and dining is superb here. And don’t miss 5000 years of the island’s dry-stone walls and sheep herding. Finally, the Crown, sea cliffs, can be observed via Scuba and hiking.

Take a day trip and enjoy this glorious sanctuary of birds, flowers, and interesting nature. There will be no want for photo opportunities here with the rarest species for your portfolio. This Park shelters over 110 species of nesting birds and 100,000 overwintering birds at the largest freshwater lake bordering the sea between Zadar and Dalmatia. Visit Vrana Lake Nature Park and make your birdsong and birdwatching fantasy come true.

What better way to experience culture than through the food and drink walk-about led by a knowledgeable guide? The tour begins at breakfast with cappuccino, introducing you to Croatia’s coffee culture. The day is filled with a treasure trove of culinary delights, history, fresh market shopping and fascinating stories about sulfur, olive oil, truffles, and special cooking methods. At the end we were overflowing with joy.