Villa Urska

The villa

Set on the hillside near the charming seaside town of Omiš, Villa Urska boasts beautiful, elevated views across the Adriatic. This contemporary villa offers privacy while remaining close to the coast. Just a short distance from beaches, restaurants and the historic old town, it’s the ideal base for exploring Croatia’s spectacular shoreline.

Inside, the villa unfolds across multiple levels, each space carefully positioned to maximise the views. The main living area is a striking open-plan space framed by floor-to-ceiling glass, where the sea becomes part of the décor. A fully equipped modern kitchen flows into a stylish dining and lounge area, opening directly onto the terrace, perfect for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Four elegant king-size bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom, provide comfort and privacy for every guest. Outside, the private swimming pool and jacuzzi sit against a backdrop of endless blue, surrounded by sun loungers and inviting seating areas. With a well-equipped gym and a dedicated kids’ corner, Villa Urska balances indulgence with practicality, making it ideal for families or groups seeking both relaxation and recreation along the Dalmatian coast.

Villa Urska sits in the peaceful coastal village of Lokva Rogoznica, a relaxed enclave known for its clear turquoise waters and laid-back Dalmatian atmosphere. Just 7 km away, the historic town of Omiš offers sandy and pebbled beaches, waterfront dining and a charming Old Town framed by dramatic limestone cliffs and the Cetina River. Adventure seekers are perfectly placed for rafting or canyoning through Cetina Canyon, rock climbing on the surrounding cliffs, or hiking up to the 15th-century Starigrad (Fortica) fortress for sweeping island views. Mirabella Fortress, once a pirate lookout, offers a shorter but equally atmospheric climb. For a slower pace, enjoy sunset dinners in traditional hillside konobas serving local Peka, private boat charters to hidden coves along the Riviera, or wine tasting inland, where the region’s renowned Plavac Mali grape thrives. In July, Omiš comes alive with the UNESCO-protected Festival of Dalmatian Klapa, filling its stone streets with a cappella song.