The Dalmatian Coast and islands
Villas in Croatia
Croatia's Adriatic coast is a long line of stone towns, pine-covered islands and very clear water. Walled Dubrovnik, Roman Split and island harbors like Hvar and Korčula make it one of the Mediterranean's most rewarding coastlines to explore.
Villas here are often traditional stone houses with pools, many within walking distance of the sea. It's also one of the best places in Europe to combine a villa with days on a boat.
Tell us about your tripThe islands
Hvar, Brač, Korčula and Vis for harbors, coves and boat days.
Old towns
Dubrovnik, Split and Trogir for history and evening walks.
Istria
Rolling hills, truffles and wine, with stone villas and pools.
Where to stay
Regions of Croatia
Dubrovnik and the Riviera
The walled city, nearby Cavtat and the Elaphiti islands. Villas with sea views and easy access to the old town.
Hvar
Lavender fields, a lively harbor town and quieter villages like Stari Grad and Jelsa.
Brač and Korčula
Islands with stone villages, vineyards and beautiful beaches.
Split and Trogir
A Roman palace city and a UNESCO-listed old town, with villas on the coast and nearby islands.
Istria
Croatia's northern peninsula, with hilltop towns, truffles, wine and stone villas with pools.
Seasons
When to go to Croatia
- May and June
- Warm and quieter. Excellent for sightseeing.
- July and August
- Peak season, with busy old towns and warm seas.
- September and October
- Warm sea and calmer islands.
Villa collections
Villas for every kind of Croatia trip.
Beachfront Villas
Close to the water, in the ways that matter to you.
Villas with Pools
The private pool, and everything around it.
Villas for Large Groups
Room for everyone, and a table big enough.
Family Villas
Space for children, and for the adults too.
Staffed Villas
A villa that looks after you while you're there.
Questions
Villas in Croatia: FAQs
Where's the best area in Croatia for a villa?
The Dubrovnik area for history and access, the islands of central Dalmatia for boating and beaches, and Istria for countryside and food. We'll help you choose.
How do we get to the Croatian islands?
Ferries and catamarans connect Split and Dubrovnik with the islands. Private boat transfers are also available.
Are Croatian beaches sandy?
Most are pebble or rock, with very clear water. A few sandy beaches exist, particularly on some islands.
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