Set on Croatia's southern coast, Dubrovnik combines a beautifully preserved Old Town with a striking natural setting overlooking the Adriatic. The area offers a balance of culture, coastline and relaxed Mediterranean living, making it one of the most desirable destinations for a villa holiday in Croatia.
Split is one of Croatia's most appealing coastal cities, combining a historic centre with a relaxed seaside atmosphere. Staying in and around Split offers easy access to beaches, boat trips to nearby islands and long evenings along the waterfront, making it a natural choice for a villa holiday on the Dalmatian coast.
Brač Island sits on the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia and is easily reached by ferry from Split or Makarska in Dalmatia. It is an attractive option for those thinking of heading away from the mainland to a more secluded spot for a holiday and there are many options for getting active, or you can simply relax or take in the beauty of the surroundings and coastline. Zlatni Rat, on Brac's south coast, is Croatia's most photographed beach and offers scuba diving, parasailing, water skiing, jet skiing, sea kayaking and wakeboarding.
Island of Hvar is one of Croatia's most established island destinations, known for its historic harbour town, clear Adriatic waters and beaches. Villa holidays on Hvar offer a balance of coastal scenery, access to beaches and boat trips, and a choice of towns and villages across the island, making it a popular base for Croatia villa holidays with easy links to the mainland and nearby islands.
Trogir is a lively Mediterranean town that makes up the Trogir Riviera along with Marina, Seget Donji, Seget Vranjica and Vinišće. The area is rich with Mediterranean vegetation, olive groves and vineyards, numerous islands and bays, sand and pebble beaches.
Holidays to the Istrian Peninsula offer a mix of coast, culture and countryside in one of Croatia's most convenient regions for exploring by car. The peninsula is home to popular towns such as Rovinj, Poreč and Pula, where you'll find historic old towns, lively waterfronts and well-known Roman landmarks. The coastline is lined with pebble beaches and rocky coves, with clear water and plenty of places to swim or take to the sea.
