Villas in Dalmatia

Dubrovnik, famed for its’ magnificent walled, marbled streets and baroque buildings is situated in Southern Dalmatia, the most beautiful part of the Adriatic coast known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic'.

The quaint coastal village of Mirac offers a quiet location to relax beside the sea. Time has stood still within the beautiful old village centre, which still boasts a relaxed and traditional way of life.

Enjoying a quite exquisite beachfront location complete with views of the Adriatic Sea and Elaphite Islands, is the fabulous Dubrovnik Sun Gardens Resort.

Makarska is the main beach resort town along the Makarska Riviera, part of the Dalmatian coast shadowed by the impressive backdrop of mountain Biokovo looking out to the Adriatic sea.

Just a few minutes’ drive from Brac’s ferry port and larger town of Supetar, this minuscule village and harbour on the north coast of Brac is a lovely little place for a getaway.

Sumartin is a picturesque fishing town located in one of the coves on the Island of Brac. Beautiful beaches and crystal clear seas act as irresistible bait for all of its visitors.

Just ten minutes from Split airport, Trogir is a delightful historic town and harbour on the Adriatic coast, conveniently located to explore Central Dalmatia.

The picturesque fishing port of Hvar seamlessly combines old and new, offering an idyllic holiday experience as well as a bustling atmosphere on what is undoubtedly a beautiful Croatian island.

Milna, a tourist destination and harbour on the island of Brac, lies 20km south west of Supetar, a ferry port to boats, that connect the main land known as Split with Brac.

This charming town is situated at the heart of the Dalmatian Coastline, between the resorts of Split and Makarska, filled with beautiful beaches, crystal clear seas and lush vegetation.

Konavle – a place in the very south of Croatia, is the most southern part of today's Dubrovnik Riviera, with whose purchase the Dubrovnik Republic rounded off its territory in the 15th century.

The small town of Podstrana, just a 15 minute drive from the center of Split, sits on a 6km stretch of beautiful sandy beaches, surrounded by a varied terrain of coastline, mountains and lush vegetation.

Povjla is a pretty, quaint village that is tucked away in a quiet eastern part of Povlja Bay. This idyllic place has a rich history and is home to the Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, a three-aisled basilica that was built in the 5th century.

Pucisca is a picturesque village on the north side of the island of Brac. This area is the perfect destination for those seeking cultural heritage and natural beauty with its original Mediterranean characteristics.