Most Visited Villa in Bol near Zadruga BeachN°001
Brac, Croatia
Private poolSea view
From $70,859 per night
Croatia is a sun-drenched Adriatic nation of walled medieval towns, more than a thousand islands and crystalline pebble beaches. Renting a luxury villa in Croatia pairs private-pool seclusion and concierge service with easy access to Dubrovnik, Split and Istria, ideal for families, groups and discerning coastal escapes.
- Curated luxury villas with private pools and Adriatic sea views
- Over 2,500 hours of sunshine a year along the coast
- Easy reach of Dubrovnik, Split, Hvar and the Istrian peninsula
- World-class festivals including Ultra Europe and Outlook
- Concierge service and direct booking on every stay
Known forAdriatic coastline, walled towns like Dubrovnik, over a thousand islands, Istrian truffles and Game of Thrones filming locations
Best time to visitMay to September for warm seas and sunshine; June and September offer heat without peak crowds
Nearest airportDubrovnik (DBV), Split (SPU) and Zagreb (ZAG) international airports
Ideal forFamilies, groups of friends, couples and yacht-led island explorers
Luxury Island Stay Surrounded By NatureN°002
Zadar Region, Croatia
Sea viewSpa
From $26,919 per night
Ultimate Relaxation in Čikat BayN°003
Losinj, Croatia
Private poolSea viewSpa
From $26,134 per night
Elegant Villa With Sea View TerraceN°004
Losinj, Croatia
SaunaGardenGym
From $24,820 per night
Exclusive Retreat in Lošinj’s ParadiseN°005
Losinj, Croatia
Private poolSea viewSpa
From $18,087 per night
Unmatched Luxury in Čikat BayN°006
Losinj, Croatia
Private poolSea viewSpa
From $18,087 per night
863homes available
1–11bedrooms
up to 22guests
422with a pool
Croatia in pictures
Where to stay in Croatia
Events not to miss in Croatia
- January to February
Rijeka Carnival
One of Europe's largest carnivals fills Rijeka with masked zvončari bell-ringers and parade floats in the weeks before Lent. A colourful reason to see the Kvarner coast out of season.
- 10 July to 25 August
Dubrovnik Summer Festival
Six weeks of theatre, opera and classical music staged in the palaces, fortresses and squares of the old city. The country's flagship cultural event, worth building a southern Dalmatia villa stay around.
- July
Ultra Europe, Split
The Adriatic edition of the global electronic music festival takes over Split for a high-energy July weekend. Villas on the surrounding riviera let you dip in and retreat to calm.
- Late July
Motovun Film Festival
Independent cinema screened on the ramparts of a hilltop town in the Istrian interior, surrounded by vineyards and truffle woods. Small, convivial and very Istrian.
- Late November to early January
Advent in Zagreb
The capital's award-winning Christmas market spreads ice rinks, food stalls and lights through the Upper Town. It has made December a genuine reason to visit Croatia.
Croatia through the seasons
- Spring (March – May)
Waterfalls, islands waking and asparagus in Istria
Plitvice and Krka waterfalls run fullest, the islands reopen and Istrian kitchens celebrate wild asparagus. A quiet, green season for touring between coast and interior from a villa base.
- Summer (June – August)
Sailing season on a thousand islands
The Adriatic at its best: island-hopping from Hvar to Korčula, festival nights in Dubrovnik and Split, and warm, clear swimming everywhere. A villa with a pool and sea view beats any crowded hotel quay.
- Autumn (September – November)
Truffle hunts and warm-sea swimming
Istria's white truffle season peaks while the sea stays swimmable into October and the vineyards bring in Malvazija and Plavac Mali. Croatia's most rewarding season for food-led travellers.
- Winter (December – February)
Carnival, Advent and coastal calm
Zagreb's Advent market, Rijeka's carnival and Dubrovnik's Feast of St Blaise carry the season, while the coast turns peaceful and local. Winter villa stays suit writers, remote workers and slow travellers.
Overview of Croatia
Croatia ranks among Europe's most scenic countries, its Adriatic coastline lined with sunny coves, shimmering water and clusters of red-roofed, walled towns rising from photogenic headlands. The coast enjoys over 2,500 hours of sunshine a year, while inland forests, lakes and vineyards add depth beyond the shore. The country holds the highest number of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage listings of any European nation, and its rugged Istrian interior yields some of the world's finest truffles. A luxury villa here places you within reach of medieval Dubrovnik, Roman Split and hundreds of islands, all framed by a famously clear, swimmable sea.
Best Regions for Luxury Villas
The Dalmatian coast around Dubrovnik and Split is the headline draw, combining historic old towns with glamorous island-hopping to Hvar, Brač and Korčula. Brač is home to Zlatni Rat, the golden cape whose shifting tip changes shape with wind and current. Further north, the Istrian peninsula offers a quieter, gastronomic escape of hilltop towns, vineyards and truffle country, with easy links to Italy and Slovenia. Our curated collection of luxury villas spans these regions, from clifftop retreats with infinity pools above the Adriatic to stone houses set among olive groves, each chosen for privacy, design and outlook.
Things to Do
Croatia's beaches are famously scenic pebble shores lapped by transparent water, with Zlatni Rat on Brač the most celebrated and protected. Island-hopping by yacht or charter is the quintessential experience, while Dubrovnik's medieval walls and Split's Diocletian's Palace reward history lovers. Fans of Game of Thrones can tour the show's striking real-world locations across Dubrovnik and beyond. Inland, Plitvice Lakes and Krka offer waterfalls and forest trails, and Istria's truffle hunts and wine routes make a refined day out. Your villa concierge can arrange private boats, guides, tastings and tee times across every region.
Dining and Nightlife
Croatian cooking is built on seafood pulled straight from the Adriatic. Expect octopus, oysters, fresh-grilled fish and rich coastal stews, elegantly plated and paired with crisp local wines. Istria adds truffle-laced pasta and prized olive oils to the table. After dark, the coast comes alive: beach bars, cocktail terraces and clubs spin everything from Slavic and soul to jazz and electronica. Croatia has also become a festival magnet, with Ultra Europe in Split, Outlook, Sonus and Fresh Island Festival drawing crowds to beachfront and secluded settings through summer. A villa lets you return to peace and privacy whenever the night winds down.
When to Visit and Getting There
The season runs May to September, when the sea is warm and the sun reliable. July and August are liveliest and best for festivals, while June and September deliver heat and clear water with thinner crowds, ideal for families and couples. Spring and autumn suit walking, wine and truffle trips inland. International airports at Dubrovnik, Split and Zagreb connect widely across Europe, with Pula and Zadar serving Istria and the north. From the airport, private transfers, hire cars and ferries reach the islands and coastal villas, all of which your concierge can coordinate ahead of arrival.