Villa Kamala | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Biograd na Moru

Ten guests, four bedrooms, one heated swimming pool overlooking the Adriatic—this is what a luxury villa rental in Biograd na Moru actually feels like. Villa Kamala sits in one of Croatia’s most underrated coastal towns, where the waterfront promenade fills with locals at sunset and the beaches stay less crowded than their southern cousins. The villa itself spans 250 square metres of thoughtfully designed living space, with direct access to swimming, sauna facilities, and a fitness area that overlooks water rather than blank walls.

Inside Villa Kamala

Villa Kamala sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The interior arranges itself around an open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area—the kind of space where breakfast doesn’t feel cramped and evening drinks happen naturally without anyone retreating to separate rooms. A sauna and dedicated fitness area occupy the ground floor, positioned to catch morning light and views across towards the Adriatic.

Bedroom 1 features a king-size bed with an en-suite shower. Bedroom 2 also features a king-size bed, but with a bathroom offering both shower and bath—useful for anyone who values a soak after exploring the town. Bedroom 3 contains a double bed with its own shower en-suite. Bedroom 4, positioned to capture morning sun, holds another king-size bed, a shower en-suite, and direct access to a private terrace. Each bathroom is equipped independently, so morning routines don’t create bottlenecks for larger groups.

Beyond bedrooms, Villa Kamala includes a games room—the kind of space that prevents screen-time arguments and gives teenagers (and competitive adults) something genuinely engaging to do on rainy afternoons. The kitchen comes equipped with a dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, and ice maker, with Smart TV access for those who want background entertainment while cooking.

Practical amenities matter on longer stays: a washing machine and dryer occupy the utility space, an iron and board sit ready, and hairdryers are provided in each bathroom. For guests travelling with infants, both a highchair and cot are available. Two electric scooters are supplied, unlocking access to nearby villages and coastal paths without burning petrol or dealing with parking complications.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The heated swimming pool measures 28 square metres—compact enough for intimate gatherings, large enough for genuine swimming rather than paddling. This is where mornings feel different: the pool water temperature stays regulated year-round, so even winter swims are feasible. Surrounding the pool, sunbeds face south and a shaded seating area provides refuge during peak afternoon heat. An outdoor shower allows rinsing off salt water or chlorine without traipsing through the house.

The hot tub sits separately, positioned to catch evening light and create that transition moment between day activities and dinner. Bedroom 4’s private terrace provides a personal outdoor extension—early risers can take coffee there while the town below still sleeps.

A barbecue anchors the entertaining side of outdoor living, and two stand-up paddleboards (SUP) offer water-based activity beyond the pool. Parking is available on-site, removing the stress of hunting for spaces in town during summer months.

Location: Biograd na Moru and the Surrounding Area

Biograd na Moru translates as “white town by the sea,” and the description fits. This Adriatic settlement, positioned on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast approximately 30km north of Zadar city centre, operates at a different pace than resort-heavy alternatives. The waterfront promenade stretches for several kilometres, lined with family-run cafes, fish restaurants serving that morning’s catch, and small markets where vendors sell lavender from inland villages and local honey with the comb still visible.

St. Anthony’s Church dominates the town skyline with medieval stonework; climbing to its upper levels rewards visitors with unobstructed views across the Adriatic towards the Dalmatian islands. The town’s fishing heritage remains visible in working harbours where traditional wooden boats still operate alongside modern vessels.

Beach access is immediate. The main town beach sits within 400 metres of Villa Kamala—a fifteen-minute walk that passes shops and restaurants. For quieter swimming, Punta Radena beach lies 2km south, backed by pine forest and frequented by locals aware of its superior water clarity. Soline Beach, 4km north, attracts families with its shallow shelving and beach bars serving lunch without fuss.

Vransko Lake Nature Park occupies territory 18km inland—Croatia’s largest natural freshwater lake, ringed by reed beds that host over 200 bird species. Birdwatchers and photographers migrate there in spring and autumn; the visitor centre provides guidance on observation points and walking trails that avoid disturbing nesting sites.

Zadar, the regional capital, sits 30km south. Its Roman Forum, Byzantine churches, and the famous Sea Organ (a sound installation built into the waterfront steps) justify a day trip. The drive takes approximately forty minutes via the D23 coastal road. For destination context and broader travel planning, read our Zadar travel guide.

Beyond Zadar, the islands of the Adriatic archipelago—Ugljan, Pašman, and Dugi Otok—operate ferry services from Biograd’s port. Day trips by boat allow snorkelling in crystal water, exploring small fishing villages, and lunching in harbours accessible only by sea. Local boat hire companies operate from the marina, offering everything from small sailboats to motorised skiffs with or without skipper services.

Zadar Airport, 40km away via the D23 and D8 highways, handles flights from European hubs; the transfer takes approximately fifty minutes by car. For regional exploration beyond the coast, inland Dalmatia—known for wine production around the Pelješac Peninsula (90km south) and truffle forests near Motovun (120km east)—remains within day-trip distance.

Seasonal timing shapes the experience significantly. June and September offer the sweet spot: water temperature sits around 22°C (warm enough for comfortable swimming), crowds thin after peak July-August tourism, and evening temperatures remain warm enough for terrace dining without heating. May and October work for those content with cooler water (around 18°C) and prefer solitude. Winter months (November-February) see temperatures drop to 8-12°C, suiting guests seeking complete tranquility and willing to use pool heating and sauna facilities as primary water activities.

Explore our broader luxury villas in Croatia for regional alternatives, browse our villas in Grad Biograd Na Moru for other properties in this specific town, and check our full collection in Biograd na Moru for additional options across price points and property styles.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit most from Villa Kamala’s four separate bedrooms and bathrooms—no negotiation over shower schedules and sleeping arrangements accommodate multiple generations comfortably. The games room and PlayStation VR2 system appeal to families with teenagers seeking engagement beyond beach time.

Groups of friends renting together find the layout accommodating: shared living and dining spaces encourage communal evenings, while separate bedrooms and bathrooms preserve privacy when needed. The swimming pool functions as the day’s focal point—barbecue dinners and evening gatherings happen naturally around it.

Couples seeking a destination villa with amenities beyond a bedroom will appreciate the sauna, hot tub, and fitness area—facilities that typically require staying at a resort rather than renting private properties. The proximity to restaurants and town life means dining out remains effortless if cooking feels like effort some evenings.

Those travelling with young children benefit from pool supervision options (the enclosed outdoor space provides controlled water access), available cots and highchairs, and immediate beach access without long transfers. Older children engage with the electric scooters, SUP boards, and PlayStation entertainment system.

Practical Information

Villa Kamala accommodates 10 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The property is located in Biograd na Moru, a coastal town on the Adriatic Sea in Dalmatia, Croatia. Zadar Airport, the nearest international terminal, sits 40km away; transfer time by car is approximately fifty minutes via the D23 coastal highway.

Locally, a Konzum supermarket sits 300 metres from the villa—a seven-minute walk that covers fresh produce, basics, and prepared foods for casual meals. Additional shopping (butchers, fishmongers, bakeries) operates within the central town area, 400-600 metres away.

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, air conditioning in all rooms, pool heating (operational year-round), sauna access, and utilities (electricity, water, gas). Linen and towels are provided fresh at check-in and changed mid-stay during longer bookings. Cleaning occurs before arrival and after departure; mid-stay cleaning can be arranged at additional cost. The barbecue is available for guest use with gas provided.

Check-in is typically from 4pm, check-out at 10am, with flexibility available by prior arrangement depending on bookings. Parking is included and located on-site. A security deposit (refundable) is required at booking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Kamala

How many guests does Villa Kamala sleep?

Villa Kamala accommodates 10 guests maximum. The property comprises 4 bedrooms: two with king-size beds, one with a double bed, and one with a king-size bed and private terrace. Each bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom. The sleeping capacity assumes two guests per bed; additional flexibility exists through sofa configurations in the main living area for infants or very young children (cots provided on request).

What is the nearest airport to Villa Kamala?

Zadar Airport (ZAD) is the nearest international airport, located approximately 40km south of Biograd na Moru. The drive takes approximately fifty minutes via the D23 and D8 highways. Car rental is available at the airport, or private transfer services can be pre-arranged through the villa’s management. Split Airport (SPL), 160km south, offers more flight options from major European hubs but requires a two-hour drive.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Kamala?

June and September represent the ideal window: water temperatures hover around 22°C (comfortable for swimming without heating reliance), daily temperatures range 26-28°C, and tourist crowds thin considerably after July-August peaks. May and October suit guests comfortable with slightly cooler water (18-20°C) and seeking peaceful exploration. Winter (December-February) drops to 8-12°C but suits those prioritising tranquility and willing to use sauna and heated pool rather than open-water swimming. July-August bring peak tourism, crowds, and prices; consider alternatives unless specifically seeking the busiest social season.

Is Villa Kamala suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated 28-square-metre swimming pool provides controlled water access with immediate sightlines from the terrace. The town beach sits 400 metres away—a safe, shallow, family-friendly stretch patrolled by lifeguards during summer months. Soline Beach, 4km north, offers even shallower water and family-focused facilities. A highchair and cot are provided. The games room and PlayStation VR2 system provide indoor entertainment during weather disruptions. Biograd itself is a walkable, low-traffic town; exploration by foot or electric scooter (provided) is safe. Doctors and a pharmacy operate within the town centre, less than 1km away.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Kamala?

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout, air conditioning in all areas, pool heating (year-round functionality), sauna access, electricity, water, gas, and linen/towels provided fresh at check-in. Cleaning before arrival and after departure is included; mid-stay cleaning can be arranged separately. The barbecue and associated gas are available for guest use. Two electric scooters and two stand-up paddleboards are provided. A cot and highchair are available for families travelling with infants. Standard utilities (electricity, water, heating) are included; exceptional usage may incur additional charges.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Kamala?

Biograd’s waterfront promenade, a five-minute walk from the villa, concentrates most restaurants and cafes. Konoba Dalmatino (400m, traditional Dalmatian cooking) and Restoran Jadran (350m, seafood-focused) serve lunch and dinner daily. For casual meals, Caffe bar Palma (300m) offers coffee and pastries. A Konzum supermarket sits 300 metres away; for speciality items, a central bakery (Pekara, 500m) sells fresh bread daily, and a fish market (Ribarnica, 450m) operates mornings. For destination-wide context including wine bars, cooking schools, and regional speciality shops, refer to our Zadar travel guide, which covers broader Dalmatian gastronomy and provisioning options across the region.