Villa Duscha

The villa

Villa Duscha is a generous and versatile holiday home designed for larger families or groups seeking both togetherness and privacy. Set over two apartments, the villa features seven bedrooms and five bathrooms across two levels, making it easy for guests to enjoy their own space while still gathering comfortably in the shared areas. Both floors offer open - plan living, dining, and fully equipped kitchen spaces, ideal for preparing group meals or enjoying leisurely breakfasts. One of the bedrooms even offers its own private entrance and sea view, perfect for guests seeking a little extra seclusion.

Outside, Villa Duscha is all about group - friendly living. There’s a private heated pool (9x4m), a five - person hot tub, a large shaded dining area for 14, and a fully equipped summer kitchen complete with a second covered dining space and TV. Families are especially well - catered for with a swing - set playground, table tennis, and table football, while those looking to stay active will appreciate the villa’s dedicated fitness zone. Eight sun loungers and landscaped gardens dotted with palms and olive trees create a laid - back Mediterranean atmosphere. With Wi - Fi, parking for three cars, and part air - conditioning, Villa Duscha offers a well - balanced, practical, and fun - filled base on Croatia’s stunning Dalmatian coast.

Villa Duscha is located between two Unesco protected towns Trogir (14km) and Split (16km) it gives the opportunity to visit many historical attractions.

The unique, romantic, and mysterious fortification in Kaštel Gomilica together with Klis fortress (15km) was chosen as the setting for the fourth season of the popular television series "Game of Thrones". Salona ruins only 11km far, marked mountain path leads from Kaštel Stari to the Malačka saddle (480 m) as a starting point for mountaineering paths through Kozjak and Kaštela Hinterland. This is the easiest accessible lookout with a magnificent view of the bay, Split, Marjan, Trogir, and Central Dalmatian islands. An oak (Quercus Pubescens Willd) by the Romanic church of St. Kuzma and Damjan in Kaštel Gomilica capture interest by its beauty and size in this old Kaštela surrounding. Park around the Palace Hotel in Kaštel Stari is also a monument of park architecture. It was founded in 1910 and stretches on sqm. Kaočina gaj, a forest on the eastern slopes of Kozjak in Kaštel Sućurac is an example of preserved high maquis and other autochthonous species in a vegetative and floristic sense.