Villa Alivia

The villa

Perched high above Omis in the peaceful hillside village of Borak, Villa Alivia offers sweeping views of the Adriatic Sea, nearby islands, and the dramatic peaks of the Omis Riviera. This contemporary five - bedroom retreat combines sleek design with family - friendly features, perfect for groups seeking both style and comfort.

The villa’s open - plan ground floor includes a chic living space with velvet furnishings, a smart television, and a PlayStation 5. A modern kitchen, equipped with premium appliances including a DeLonghi coffee machine and an American - style fridge freezer, opens onto a dining area for ten. One double bedroom with sea views and an ensuite shower room is also located on this level.

Upstairs, three more bedrooms share access to expansive terraces, while the top - floor master suite enjoys a private balcony and panoramic views. Each room is beautifully appointed with king - size beds, stylish ensuite bathrooms, and luxurious soft furnishings. A dedicated laundry room with washer and dryer adds convenience.

Outside, a heated swimming pool with massage jets, framed by glass safety panels, overlooks the coast. A summer kitchen, barbecue, and shaded dining area create the ideal setting for al fresco meals. Younger guests are well catered for with a play area and table tennis.

Villa Alivia enjoys a commanding hillside setting in Borak, just three kilometres from the centre of Omis, where the Cetina River meets the Adriatic Sea. This picturesque town, framed by rugged mountains and turquoise waters, offers a rich blend of heritage, gastronomy, and coastal charm. Visitors can explore ancient fortresses, churches, and cobbled streets, or enjoy local events such as the vibrant Omis Summer Festival.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find no shortage of adventure, with the Cetina River providing opportunities for rafting, canyoning, kayaking, and ziplining. From Omis, boat tours can be arranged to the nearby islands of Brac, Hvar, and Vis. Brac is renowned for Zlatni Rat Beach, its historic quarries, and the scenic Stina Winery in Bol, while also producing fine olive oil, cheese, and Prošek wine.