Villa Borovina

The villa

Villa Borovina is a striking contemporary villa defined by clean architectural lines, bright open spaces and a calm Mediterranean atmosphere. Inside, the design is minimalist yet welcoming, with floor - to - ceiling glass doors that flood the living areas with natural light and create a seamless connection between indoors and out. The villa offers four double bedrooms with en - suite bathrooms, alongside an airy open - plan living and dining space and a fully equipped modern kitchen designed for relaxed group living.

Outside, a sleek swimming pool runs alongside the terrace, with a partially covered section offering welcome shade during the warmest hours. Sun loungers and dining furniture sit close by for slow afternoons and sociable evenings, while landscaped gardens of white stone, Mediterranean planting adds privacy and a fresh coastal feel. One of the villa’s highlights is the expansive rooftop terrace, set up for lounging and dining and complete with a hot tub, all with far - reaching views across the sea, terracotta rooftops and the surrounding hills, especially beautiful at sunset.

Set within easy reach of beaches, restaurants and the historic heart of Trogir, Villa Borovina enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining close to local life and cultural highlights, with Split Airport just a short drive away.

Villa Borovina is located on the island of Čiovo, a popular yet laid - back destination connected to the historic town of Trogir by a short bridge. The local area offers a relaxed coastal atmosphere, with a choice of pebble and rocky beaches just a short distance away, many with clear, calm waters ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Close to the villa, you’ll find everyday amenities including small supermarkets, bakeries, cafés and family - run restaurants serving fresh seafood and traditional Dalmatian cuisine.

Čiovo is well known for its scenic walking trails, sheltered bays and viewpoints overlooking the Adriatic, making it a great spot for gentle exploration. Boat excursions and water - based activities are easily arranged nearby, with regular trips to neighbouring islands and quiet coves. Just across the bridge, Trogir’s UNESCO - listed old town showcases centuries of history through its medieval streets, stone palaces and waterfront promenade. The island’s blend of natural scenery, seaside living and proximity to cultural landmarks makes it a highly appealing base on the Dalmatian coast.