Villa Arijana

The villa

Villa Arijana is a four - bedroom, family - friendly retreat that sleeps ten. Set in stunning Juršići, in the Croatian peninsula of Istria, it’s a dream destination for nature lovers and history buffs. Go olive oil tasting or spend time foraging the town’s picturesque streets.

This inviting property is a wonder of calm living, boasting contemporary, white - washed designs with elegant rooms. Bask outside in the lush manicured lawn, teeming with verdant foliage and tropical plants. Sizzle up the BBQ and dine al - fresco against scenic Mediterranean landscapes. The shimmering saltwater pool is perfect for wintery evenings, while comfy lounge chairs and parasols allow you to savour sunny afternoons. The villa also features a charming rooftop, built for endless stargazing and sundowner cocktails. The central living space has an airy, open - plan kitchen and dining area. Settle down in the cosy seating area and unwind before the TV. Tuck in for hearty family meals at the indoor dining table or whip up aromatic Croatian delicacies in the adjoining kitchen. Furnished with glossy countertops and sleek cabinetry, it’s stocked with a refrigerator, oven and dishwasher.

Promising a good night’s sleep, all bedrooms feature king - size beds, air - conditioning and en - suite bathrooms, with one featuring a relaxing bathtub. Villa Arijana offers a comfortable, home - like experience with a rich mix of activities and scenery nearby.

Villa Arijana is located near Vodnjan, which is known for its quaint, winding streets. Here you will find supermarkets, cafes and restaurants. If beaches are your thing, there’s no shortage of them. Go diving, swimming and surfing, or sail to the scenic town of Rovinj. The coastal gem of Fažana is famous for its azure Adriatic waters and seaside attractions. The villa is also close to Pula, the largest city in Istria County, known for its impressive Roman architecture. Head to Pula Arena, the 6th biggest amphitheatre in the world. Once home to Roman gladiatorial fights, it now hosts various music concerts and outdoor cinemas.

Discover dinosaur footprints in Brijuni National Park and explore underground tunnel systems from World War II at Zerostrasse. Built in 1903, the Pula Market Hall remains popular for locally - harvested vegetables, cheese and fish of all varieties. Bite into a delicious burek (a savoury pastry) at one of the many pop - up bakeries in the market.