Villa Nasuta

The villa

Set in a scenic spot with panoramic views over Klis village and the city of Split, Villa Nasuta is a stylish retreat for up to six guests. The villa boasts a relaxing setting yet remains within 2km of local shops and restaurants. Outdoors, guests can enjoy a 6m x 4m pool, sun loungers, and shaded dining areas, all framed by rugged landscapes and unforgettable vistas.

Inside, the villa features a bright, open-plan living space with a fully equipped kitchen, dining area, Smart TV, PlayStation 3, and Wi-Fi. A gym with fitness equipment and a ping-pong table adds to the leisure options, with direct access to the pool. The villa is split into three units, all have fully equipped kitchens and living areas, one has three bedrooms and the other two have one each.

Just a 20-minute drive away, Split offers rich cultural experiences, from historic Diocletian’s Palace to buzzing waterfront restaurants and galleries. Game of Thrones fans will also enjoy visiting iconic filming locations nearby. Villa Nasuta is a perfect blend of modern comfort and scenic tranquillity, with easy access to one of Croatia’s most captivating cities.

A jewel of the Adriatic, Split blends natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Its iconic landmarks - Saint Domnius’ Cathedral and Diocletian’s Palace - are must-sees, but the city’s charm extends far beyond. The Riva waterfront buzzes with life, while the peaceful Marjan Forest Park offers pine-scented trails, botanical gardens, and stunning sea views.

Art and culture thrive in Split. Highlights include the Split Gallery of Fine Arts, Split City Museum, and the Meštrović Gallery, dedicated to Croatia’s celebrated sculptor Ivan Meštrović. Nearby Kaštelet houses his intricate wood carvings of Christ’s life, offering further insight into his legacy.

Diocletian’s Palace, with its Roman ruins, anchors the city’s history and is best explored via guided walking tours. Meanwhile, Riva serves as Split’s social hub, perfect for coffee by day and cocktails by night, with a lively, ever-changing atmosphere.

For day trips, head to Jesenice to see traditional wooden ships or explore Omiš, known for pirate-themed attractions and water sports along the Cetina River. Whether for culture, nature, or coastal adventures, Split delivers on all fronts.