Villa Plavi San

The villa

Set above the coastline in the hills of Podstrana, Villa Plavi San is a spacious five-bedroom retreat with wide-reaching views across the Adriatic and towards the islands beyond. Designed for groups of up to 10 guests (with space for two additional children), the villa offers 500m² of contemporary interiors across three floors, combining natural stone, wood finishes and large windows that frame the sea.

The outdoor spaces are a highlight. A 50m² heated infinity pool with hydromassage jets sits on the main terrace, positioned to make the most of the coastal panorama. Guests can spend long afternoons on the sun deck, enjoy relaxed meals in the covered outdoor dining area with barbecue, or unwind in the lounge corners overlooking Split and the surrounding islands.

Inside, the villa offers three separate living areas, creating plenty of room for both socialising and quiet moments. A fully equipped kitchen connects directly to the pool terrace for easy indoor-outdoor living, while the private spa zone - complete with a Finnish sauna, whirlpool and relaxation area - adds an extra level of comfort.

Each of the five bedrooms features its own en-suite bathroom, ensuring privacy for every guest. Families are particularly well catered for, with a children’s play area, games and spacious communal areas designed for spending time together.

Just a short drive from the beaches of Podstrana and the historic centre of Split, Villa Plavi San provides a peaceful base for exploring the Dalmatian coast.

Villa Plavi San is located in the hillside above Podstrana, a coastal village just south of Split, offering wide views across the Adriatic Sea and nearby islands. From this elevated position, guests can enjoy a peaceful setting while remaining within easy reach of the coast and local amenities.

The nearest pebble beaches are around a 10-minute drive away, where you will also find beach bars, waterfront restaurants and small supermarkets along Podstrana’s coastal road. The historic city of Split, approximately 10km away, is easily reached by car and offers plenty to explore, including the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, lively cafés, markets and ferry connections to islands such as Brač and Hvar.

For those interested in outdoor activities, the nearby town of Omiš and the Cetina River provide opportunities for rafting, canyoning and boat trips through dramatic scenery. Day trips further along the Dalmatian coast could include the waterfalls of Krka National Park or visits to historic towns such as Šibenik and Primošten.