Villa Obley | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Prizba Blato

A luxury villa rental in Prižba delivers far more than accommodation—it offers direct access to one of Korcula’s most coveted stretches of Adriatic coastline. Villa Obley sits steps from crystalline waters in this understated Croatian village, where limestone cliffs frame quiet beaches and the scent of salt air mingles with Mediterranean herbs. Your six guests will find three en-suite bedrooms, a heated private pool, and uninterrupted sea views from multiple levels of living space.

Inside Villa Obley

Villa Obley sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, spread across 170 square metres of thoughtfully designed interior space. The main floor holds an open-plan kitchen, dining zone, and living area—the kind of layout where someone preparing dinner can still join conversations happening across the room. The kitchen comes fully equipped with professional appliances, a dishwasher, ice machine, and coffee maker. A dedicated wine cellar occupies a separate room, ideal for those who take their Croatian vintages seriously. Ascending to the first floor reveals two substantial guest bedrooms, each with a double bed and private en-suite bathroom. Both rooms feature terrace access—17-square-metre outdoor extensions with direct sea views from the bed itself, the kind of morning prospect that makes early rising feel like a privilege rather than a chore. The third bedroom sits on the main level with a double bed, its own bathroom, and a sizeable balcony capturing the same southern exposure. Every bedroom can accommodate a cot on request, making the villa genuinely functional for families with infants. Additional amenities include a television, air conditioning throughout, washing machine, iron, and hairdryer in each bathroom.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The roof terrace represents Villa Obley’s true sanctuary. A 30-square-metre heated swimming pool dominates the upper level, surrounded by sun loungers positioned to catch light from dawn through sunset. The hot tub sits nearby—essential after days of exploring Korcula’s hiking trails or sailing around nearby Dalmatian islands. A shaded dining pavilion and summer kitchen enable outdoor cooking and entertaining without the Mediterranean sun bearing down directly; wooden pergolas filter the light while keeping the space cool enough for evening meals. The terrace offers unobstructed panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the silhouettes of surrounding islands. Sound carries differently up here—the gentle lap of water against the shore becomes almost meditative. Below the villa, a private pier with mooring capability and built-in ladder access allows guests to swim directly from the property. Sunbeds positioned along the waterfront extend the sense of space beyond what the villa itself contains. Covered parking accommodates vehicles, while Wi-Fi connectivity extends throughout the property—maintaining contact with the outside world remains optional rather than necessary.

Location: Prižba and the Surrounding Area

Prižba occupies a remarkable position on Korcula’s eastern shore, approximately 15 kilometres from the island’s largest town, Korcula Town itself. The village functions as a quiet alternative to busier coastal destinations, with a handful of waterfront restaurants and family-run konobas serving traditional Dalmatian seafood. The nearest supermarket lies 4 kilometres away in Blato, Korcula’s largest inland settlement, making provisions accessible without requiring a major expedition. Prizba Beach—the pebbled stretch immediately adjacent to the village—offers sheltered swimming in waters that warm to 26°C by August. For more secluded bathing, Pupnatska Luka cove sits just 3 kilometres west, accessible by foot or brief boat ride. Lumbarda, 12 kilometres south, operates as a secondary beach hub with organised water sports and rental facilities for kayaks and paddleboards. The island’s interior rewards exploration: the Dalmatian Wine Route connects several family-run estates producing indigenous white varietals, particularly Grk and Rukatac, with tasting rooms scattered throughout the island’s central villages. Korcula Town itself—15 kilometres away—houses the Cathedral of St Mark, medieval city walls, and the birthplace museums dedicated to local maritime heritage. The town’s weekly markets, best visited on Friday mornings, showcase regional produce, local cheeses, and freshly caught fish. For cycling enthusiasts, quiet agricultural roads connect Prižba to inland villages like Cara and Pupnat, offering 30–50-kilometre day routes with minimal traffic. Cultural experiences include the Korcula Summer Festival (July–August), featuring classical music performances within the town’s stone squares. To explore broader villa options across the region, browse our villas in Opcina Blato, check our luxury villas throughout Croatia, or consult our comprehensive Korcula travel guide for seasonal itineraries and insider recommendations.

Practical Access and Nearest Facilities

Dubrovnik Airport, situated 90 kilometres north, requires approximately 90 minutes by hired car or organised transfer to reach Prižba. The drive follows the Adriatic coastal road (D8), passing through several historic Dalmatian towns. Split Airport—145 kilometres away—offers an alternative entry point with a two-hour transfer time, useful if travelling from northern Europe. The village itself contains two beachfront tavernas within 100 metres of the villa; Konoba Obala and Konoba Falkusa both specialise in grilled fish and local shellfish, with tables positioned directly above the water. A small grocery store operates 800 metres away; the Blato supermarket (4 kilometres) stocks international provisions for guests preferring to self-cater. The villa’s covered parking eliminates concerns about vehicle security or heat damage during summer months.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Obley serves three distinct guest profiles exceptionally well. Multi-generational families benefit from the flexible bedroom layout—grandparents occupy one first-floor room, parents and children claim the other, and teenagers or adult siblings take the main-level suite with independent entry and balcony access. Young families with infants appreciate the calm beach setting, cot provision, and absence of cliff hazards or treacherous stone steps leading to the water; the pier and ladder system means children can swim under direct supervision. Groups of three couples or close friends enjoy the equal bedroom distribution—no single “master suite” creates social hierarchy—combined with generous shared living and dining areas for evening gatherings. Solo travellers or couples seeking genuine quiet will find the private pool and hot tub eliminate any need to interact with neighbours or resort staff.

Practical Information

Villa Obley accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The property operates year-round, though June through September offers guaranteed sunshine and water temperatures above 22°C. May and October provide shoulder-season appeal: cooler temperatures make hiking and cycling comfortable, accommodation prices reduce by 20–30 percent, and tourist crowds concentrate in larger towns rather than villages like Prižba. Winter months (November–March) appeal only to those seeking complete solitude and are subject to occasional storm conditions affecting boat access. Standard check-in arrives at 4:00 PM; early arrival can be arranged subject to occupancy. Departure occurs at 10:00 AM. The rental includes utilities, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, pool heating, linen, towels, and final cleaning. Pet accommodation is available on request with additional fee. Infant cots and high chairs can be arranged with advance notice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Obley

How many guests does Villa Obley sleep?

Villa Obley sleeps 6 guests maximum, comprising 3 double bedrooms with 3 en-suite bathrooms. Each bedroom contains one double bed; a cot for infants can be added to any room upon request.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Obley in Prižba?

Dubrovnik Airport lies 90 kilometres north, requiring approximately 90 minutes by hired car. Split Airport, 145 kilometres away, represents an alternative with a two-hour transfer time. Both airports offer daily international connections via major European hubs.

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

June through September guarantees warm sunshine, water temperatures of 24–27°C, and full availability of water sports and evening activities in nearby towns. May and October offer pleasant weather (18–22°C), fewer tourists, and 20–30 percent lower pricing. July and August see peak tourism but deliver the warmest sea conditions for swimming; September maintains summer heat whilst reducing visitor numbers significantly. Winter months are possible for those seeking seclusion but involve cooler temperatures and occasional storm weather affecting water access.

Is Villa Obley suitable for families with children?

Yes, emphatically. The property offers private pool and hot tub access, a safe cove beach 50 metres away with calm water and shallow entry, and a pier with ladder system eliminating awkward rock scrambling. The villa provides cots and high chairs on request. No cliff-adjacent hazards or internal stairs requiring safety gates exist. Nearby Lumbarda, 12 kilometres away, operates a family beach club with organised children’s water activities during summer months.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Obley?

Rental includes utilities (electricity, water, gas), Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning, heated swimming pool access, linen and towels, final cleaning on departure, and parking. Extras—such as cots, high chairs, additional cleaning, or pet accommodation—incur supplementary charges and require advance booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Obley?

Two waterfront konobas operate within walking distance: Konoba Obala (200 metres) and Konoba Falkusa (150 metres), both specialising in grilled fish and shellfish. A small grocery store sits 800 metres away; Blato supermarket (4 kilometres) provides comprehensive provisions. Korcula Town, 15 kilometres away, contains a weekly Friday morning market and numerous restaurants ranging from casual seafood grills to fine-dining establishments within medieval stone buildings.