Villa Radmilla

The villa

Please note, the layout of Villa Radmilla will change for the 2026 season. Please get in touch to find out exactly what will be available.

Set in a peaceful coastal village on the Pelješac peninsula, Villa Radmilla offers a serene Croatian escape with sweeping sea views and modern comforts. Surrounded by fragrant Mediterranean gardens, the villa creates an idyllic setting for a relaxed and memorable stay.

Ideal for groups or extended families, the property accommodates up to twelve guests across a main house and a separate guest house. The guest house features two double bedrooms and two twin rooms, while the main house offers a further double and twin room, along with inviting communal spaces. Bright interiors and contemporary furnishings create a warm, homely feel throughout.

The open - plan living and dining area flows effortlessly onto a spacious terrace, complete with a private heated pool, sun loungers, and panoramic views. A fully equipped indoor kitchen and an outdoor cooking and dining area provide versatile spaces for enjoying long, leisurely meals.

Whether soaking in the sunset from the pool or enjoying quiet moments among the gardens, Villa Radmilla blends privacy and shared spaces in perfect harmony, offering a polished base for exploring Croatia’s Dalmatian coast.

Villa Radmilla enjoys a tranquil setting in a small coastal village on the Pelješac peninsula, under five hundred metres from the beach and a two - hour drive from Dubrovnik. The charming town of Orebić is only twenty minutes away, offering a delightful mix of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and local charm. Framed by the Elias Mountain and lined with unspoilt beaches, Orebić is a scenic spot on the Dalmatian coast. Trstenica Beach is the most popular, offering cafés, restaurants, and water sports, while quieter coves and hidden bays are within walking distance or a short boat ride away. A seafront promenade leads to authentic seafood restaurants and the Maritime Museum, which showcases the town’s nautical past. Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the region’s renowned family - run vineyards, particularly Korta Katarina Winery, where tastings of local varieties such as Chardonnay, Postup, and Dingač can be arranged. For those seeking a touch of history, the fifteenth - century Franciscan Monastery houses the revered icon of Our Lady of the Angels, long believed to protect local sailors.