Villas Dalmatia

Dalmatian luxury villas in most beautiful locations

Afford luxury vacation you can only dream about for yourself. Our every single villa in Dalmatia is chosen for its unique, beautiful location so you can experience unforgettable moments while in it. Go through beautiful destinations with largest selection of villas on our website: Makarska Riviera, Middle Dalmatian islands and Split and Trogir Riviera’s. By choosing villa in Dalmatia, experience natural perfection, crystal clear blue sea and fresh air.

Fully equipped, modern villas in Dalmatia

Find villas in Dalmatia that offer everything you need for your dream vacation with modern design, style and equipment. Choose one of villas from our website, that guarantee dream vacation with perfect design, harmonious colours and delightful ambient. We take care of you by acquiring largest number of villas in Dalmatian destinations like Makarska, Hvar and Dubrovnik.

Highlights & Things to do

Choose one of the comfortable villas on the Dalmatian coast and enjoy sun and sea, or simply relax in the shade of pine trees. Make sure you visit Makarska Riviera beaches, famous Zlatni Rat beach on the island of Brac or find a hidden cove just for yourself. Get away from the crowded tourist centers and relax by the pool in one of the villas on the islands of Brac, Hvar, Korcula etc. The villas from our offer can accommodate more than 10 people so you can enjoy a cozy atmosphere with family or friends.

Be inspired by Dalmatian attractions and visit some of the numerous National parks. Take a trip to the beautiful Kornati archipelago, admire magnificent waterfalls of Krka National Park and explore Mljet National Park. Find the best restaurants and discover the flavors of Dalmatian cuisine. Make sure you try the famous local wines from Peljesac, Korcula, Hvar and Vis. Enjoy your vacation in one of the villas in Dalmatia and practice various sports such as sailing, scuba diving, parasailing, kayaking, water sports or cycling.

Dalmatia

Dalmatia is one of the most attractive regions in Croatia and it covers the area between the island of Pag and Dubrovnik. The magical nature, warm sun, clear sea, beautiful beaches, thousands of islands and parties are just part of Dalmatia that thrills tourists. Dalmatia exudes a rich history; it smells like salt and gastronomic specialties; a special charm of the undiscovered regions of the Dalmatian hinterland and numerous national parks.

All roads lead to Dalmatia - How to get there?

It is relatively easy to arrive in Dalmatia since there are 3 airports: Zadar, Dubrovnik and Split; which are connected on a daily basis with the largest world and European cities. It is definitely worth to book your flight in advance to ensure cheap tickets and to plan your trip without worries. Ferry lines connect the main Italian and Croatian ports, and more information on this mode of transportation can be found at www. jadrolinija. hr. Dalmatian journey by bus or car is easier on a highway Dalmatina (A1) by which you can come from Zagreb via Split to Dubrovnik in the south for approximately 6 hours. More information about prices and itinerary can be found on the website of the Croatian Auto Club HAK.

The most attractive destinations in Dalmatia – Monument cities

Dalmatian region hides some of the most attractive tourist destinations certainly worth visiting if you plan your vacation here. Among the most famous are Sibenik, Trogir, Split and Dubrovnik, which are protected by UNESCO, but do not miss other attractive places like Zadar, Vodice, Makarska, Omis, Tucepi...

The symbol of Sibenik is St. James cathedral, the inevitable location for all visitors. Become familiar with its architecture and let it tell you its historical story. Stroll down the Kalelarga street and the waterfront, climb the fortress St. Mihovila and enjoy the great view on the Sibenik archipelago.

In the small streets of the romantic town of Trogir, try to find Kairos. In the Diocletian Palace in Split try to find the right Egyptian sphinx. Relax your body and soul in the Park Forest Marjan, and enjoy the panoramic view of the "most beautiful city in the world" from the St. Duje cathedral bell tower.

Visit Dubrovnik and find out why it is a favorite summer destination for celebrities. Enjoy a stroll through this city of stone, swim in the most spectacular beaches and taste the best delicacies of the region.

Top Dalmatian islands - Pearls of the Adriatic coast

More than 1000 islands waiting to be discovered and explore their secrets. If you cannot decide which one to visit, maybe we can help you by describing some of the most popular:

1. Island Hvar - the longest and sunniest island on the Adriatic and according to many one of the most beautiful in the world. It will certainly be the ideal choice for your summer vacation. A small Mediterranean places, lush vineyards and beautiful bays where you can find more privacy will enrich your travel experiences. During the summer, enjoy fishing evenings, wine festivals and inevitable Ultra Music Festival.
2. Island Brac - the highest island in the Adriatic, famous for its white Brac stone, the most attractive beach Zlatni Rat and humor written in a number of jokes about Brac people. Visit Milna, Postira, Pušišća and Bol in order to get a better picture of the whole island. Brac is easily and quickly reached by ferry from Split to Supetar which goes about every 90 minutes or by catamaran Split-Bol.
3. Island Vis - "If the Adriatic Sea was the king, then the island of Vis would be his crown" (B. Kirigin). It is the most distant island known for its clean and beautiful sea, sand and pebble beaches and numerous bays. Visit the famous Silver beach or Stiniva bay. Island of Vis can be reached by ferry from Split, and the ride takes about 3 hours.
4. Island Lastovo - an ideal island if you want to spend your holiday in silence and privacy, away from the city crowd. Relax on the beautiful beaches, go on an adventure bike trail around the whole island, climb the highest peak Hum and enjoy the beauty of this natural park. The island of Lastovo can be reached by catamaran and ferry from Split.
5. Island Pag – the island which looks like the surface of the moon, known for its salt, cheese, lace and one of the most attractive beaches, beach Zrce in Novalja. Pag can be reached by car from Zadar over the bridge or by ferry Prizna-Žigljen.

Active holiday in Dalmatia for the adventurous ones

Are you active and energetic? Merely seeing the Dalmatian coast and the island does not meet your adventurous appetites? It's time to explore all the benefits of an active holiday in Dalmatia.

Many mountains, rivers, lakes and unspoiled nature are part of the rocky Dalmatian region, and five national and several nature parks in Dalmatia allow visitors to enjoy nature and many sporting activities.

Enjoy the green and unspoiled nature of Krka National Park, climb the highest peaks of the National Park Paklenica, sail the islands of Kornati National Park and meet the numerous hiking and biking trails in the dense forest of the National Park Mljet.

Try rafting or canoeing on Cetina or Zrmanja river, try the zip-line in Omis and explore the Cetina canyon from above. Visit the shores of coastal cities; Trogir, Split, Dubrovnik in canoe. Enjoy the view from the top of the mountains Mosor and Biokovo in the Dalmatian and explore the beauty of the Adriatic depth in the most attractive locations in the vicinity of the island Krapanj.

Festivals in Dalmatia - crazy fun until the early morning hours

Here are some of the most attractive festivals and cultural and artistic events that should not be missed if you spend your vacation in Dalmatia.

All lovers of electronic music are advised to visit the Novalja on the island of Pag, where in June and July Electro Dance Madness and Hideout Festival are organized. Crazy fun in the clubs, beach and offshore is guaranteed!

Are you ready for a full day of partying? Garden Festival, Electric Elephant, Stop Making Sense festival, SuncéBeat and Soundwave Croatia are some of the festivals that will heat up the atmosphere during the ht summer night in Tisno on island Murter.

Sibenik is a city that offers something for everyone. Young people can enjoy the fun rhythm of Terraneo festival; while older guests can enjoy in the melodic sounds of the Festival of Dalmatian Chanson, and the youngest can express their talent and creativity in the traditional International Children's Festival.

Split is the largest and most attractive host festival of electronic music - the inevitable Ultra Music Festival. Enjoy the greatest hits of the world's biggest DJs on several stages with 150 thousand visitors from around the world. Do not miss the spectacular finale of UMF on the island Hvar.

Definitely worth visiting is Omis during the Dalmatian Klapa Festival, and the Pearl of the Adriatic Dubrovnik is even more beautiful during the Dubrovnik Culture Summer and attractive Dubrovnik Film Festival.

Did you know?

1. Croatia has seven UNESCO protected monuments, and 5 of them are located in Dalmatia: the Cathedral of St. Jacob in Sibenik, the historic town of Trogir, Diocletian's Palace in Split, Dubrovnik and the Stari Grad field on the island on Hvar.
2. According to Alfred Hitchcock, Zadar is home of the most beautiful sunset that you can experience on the installation "Greeting to the Sun". In this town you can hear the sounds of the sea singing through Sea Organ, first built in the world.
3. Diocletian's Palace in Split and the White House in Washington were built of white stone from the island of Brac.
4. Croats invented a tie.
5. Many scenes of increasingly popular series Game of Thrones were filmed in the Dalmatian cities. Try to find the site of the series within the walls of Dubrovnik, Split, Klis and Kastela.
6. In Split you can find the right sphinxes that were brought from Egypt by the emperor Diocletian 4000 years ago.
7. Dogs Dalmatians are named after the Croatian region of Dalmatia.
8. One of the world's most famous traveler and adventurer Marco Polo, author of "Marco Polo Travels" was born on the island of Korcula in 1254. g.
9. Goran Ivanisevic, Blanka Vlasic, Ivano Balic, Drazen Petrovic are just some of the athletes who have achieved worldwide success and are born in Dalmatia.
10. Sophia Loren, Michael Schumacher, George Clooney, Agatha Christie, Bill Gates and many others have visited Dalmatia. Do the same and you won’t certainly be disappointed.