Villa Altina

The villa

Villa Altina, nestled in the charming town of Milna on the island of Brac, is an inviting retreat spread over two floors. As you step inside, you are immediately greeted by the spacious, light-filled living area, designed with comfort in mind. The open-plan living room boasts a large sofa and a smart TV, perfect for unwinding. The fully equipped kitchen, complete with modern appliances, is ideal for preparing meals, which you can enjoy at the stylish dining table. The villa features four stylish bedrooms, each with a comfortable queen-size bed, ensuite bathroom, and air-conditioning, ensuring a restful stay for all guests.

Heading outside, the villa’s private heated pool takes centre stage. Surrounded by sun loungers with parasols, it’s a perfect spot for basking in the Dalmatian sunshine. The outdoor kitchen, with a barbecue and dining area, creates the ideal setting for alfresco meals with loved ones. A spacious lounge area in the front offers another place to relax and enjoy the fresh sea breeze.

Located just 500 metres from the sea and a short walk from the heart of Milna, the villa is a peaceful sanctuary. Milna’s historic charm, with its stone houses and beautiful coastline, invites exploration, while nearby hidden coves and the picturesque village of Lozisce add to the allure.

Villa Altina is located in the picturesque town of Milna, on the west coast of Brac Island, known for its stunning natural beauty and historical charm. Just 500 metres from the sparkling sea and a short 800-metre stroll to the town centre, guests can easily explore local cafes, restaurants, and shops. Milna, once a thriving shipbuilding hub, is renowned for its serene coves and the most beautiful harbour on the island, which dates back to Venetian times. The surrounding area offers a range of activities, from sailing and fishing to exploring hidden beaches and the nearby village of Lozisce. Nature lovers can discover the island’s unique Mediterranean flora, while those interested in history will appreciate the traditional stone houses and the legacy of the Bracera ship.