Villa Angi

The villa

Villa Angi is a spacious four - bedroom villa in Biograd na Moru, welcoming up to 10 guests for a private family stay on Croatia’s Adriatic coast. With a heated swimming pool, generous garden and child - friendly outdoor play area, it is well set up for relaxed holidays with all ages. Inside, the villa has a warm country - style feel, combining rich wood finishes, exposed brickwork and fresh white décor with modern comforts throughout. The open living area offers plenty of space to unwind, with flat - screen TVs, Wi - Fi, a PS4 and air conditioning adding to the easy holiday setup. The fully equipped kitchen includes an oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, toaster and kettle, making family meals simple, while the outdoor dining area and barbecue are ideal for long evenings together. Each of the four bedrooms has its own en - suite bathroom, with three double rooms and one twin room that can be arranged as a double. A cot and highchair are also available for younger guests. Outside, guests can enjoy the 10m x 4m pool, sun loungers, parasols and landscaped garden, while two adult bikes offer a handy way to explore the surrounding town.

Biograd na Moru (locally known as ‘Biograd’ - ‘na moru’ meaning ‘on the sea’), is a popular holiday and sailing destination. The most indented part of the Croatian coastline, Biograd is perfect for those who want to be near the sea, and it’ll come as no surprise that there is a large marina here. Located near to the popular tourist destinations of Sibenik and Zadar, Biograd is in a prime location for those who want to visit Croatia’s national and nature parks.

One of the most popular beaches in the area is Soline Beach, a rare sandy gem where you’ll find excellent facilities such as changing areas and showers, cafes and bars and rental places where you can hire boats, canoes and dinghies. You’ll find plenty of shade here thanks to the pine trees that surround the beach, and that, along with the shallow waters make this beach an excellent choice for those holidaying with young children. Closer to the town but along the same stretch you’ll find the pebbly Drazica beach, also featuring excellent amenities.

History buffs will want to visit the Biograd Museum while they’re here, which is home to many items of interest from the area’s rich history. One of the most interesting is an exhibit of items that were found aboard a sunken Venetian ship that was lost off the coast in the 16th century, and that lay undisturbed until it was discovered by a fisherman 400 years later in 1967. You’ll also find a number of beautiful churches in the town, including the 18th century Church of St Anastasia and the Church of St Rocco.

After all that sight - seeing, you won’t be hard - pushed to find somewhere to enjoy a bite to eat, with plenty of restaurants, bars and cafes dotted through the town, all serving up traditional dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients.