Villa Kalilah | 3-Bedroom Villa with Spa in Orasac Grad Dubrovnik

Seven guests arrive at Villa Kalilah in Orasac, a quiet coastal settlement 20km south of Dubrovnik, and immediately understand why this three-bedroom villa commands attention. The Adriatic stretches beyond the terrace. The village itself—ringed by olive groves, anchored by a 13th-century church, and connected to island ferries—feels removed from tourism crowds yet close enough to reach Dubrovnik’s medieval streets in under an hour. This is the luxury villa rental in Orasac that balances seclusion with access.

Inside Villa Kalilah

Villa Kalilah sleeps 7 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across two thoughtfully planned floors.

The ground floor opens into a stone-walled entrance hall that channels light toward a living space defined by exposed wooden ceiling beams—authentic Dalmatian architecture that frames the sea view. A flat-screen television sits within reach of a substantial sofa; that same sofa converts into a bed for one additional guest when needed. The kitchen occupies the adjacent space, fully equipped for serious cooking or casual meal preparation, with a dining area where the household naturally gathers. Two separate bathrooms serve this level: one features a walk-in shower, the other a deep soaking tub paired with laundry facilities—a practical touch for weekly guests.

The first floor hosts the sleeping quarters. Two double bedrooms command positions with unobstructed sea and island views—the kind of outlook that makes early waking a pleasure rather than a chore. The third bedroom contains twin beds, offering flexibility for families or groups with varying sleeping preferences. Air conditioning runs throughout all rooms, though the sea breeze often makes mechanical cooling unnecessary during shoulder seasons.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace is where Villa Kalilah reveals its true character. Stone construction, generous square footage, and southern exposure mean the space absorbs warmth from first light through sunset. Parasols and sun loungers occupy the raised sundeck—this is the command post for reading, conversation, or simply watching the light change on the water.

The private swimming pool invites daily use from May through October, when Adriatic temperatures climb reliably into the mid-20s Celsius (mid-70s Fahrenheit). An outdoor shower stands nearby, essential for rinsing salt water without trailing through interior spaces. The covered dining and lounge pavilion—a sheltered extension of the terrace—transforms evening barbecues into events. The built-in barbecue grill handles fish, meat, and vegetables with equal competence. This is where sunset drinks transition into dinner, where conversation outlasts the meal, where the day settles into memory.

Wi-Fi reaches the terrace. Satellite television and air conditioning are standard. A safety deposit box protects documents and valuables. Parking is available on-site.

Location: Orasac and the Surrounding Area

Orasac itself is a functional village of 200-300 residents, organized around a working harbor and a pebbly beach suitable for swimming. A supermarket operates year-round 500 metres from the villa. Local restaurants—family-run establishments serving slow-cooked pašticada (beef with pasta and wine reduction), fresh fish, and house wine—are within walking distance. The village church, reconstructed in its original 13th-century form, anchors the main square.

Hawai Beach, a protected cove with shallow entry and fine pebbles, lies 5km south. The Trsteno Arboretum—a 15th-century Mediterranean garden with stone sculptures, coastal vistas, and documented walking trails—sits 4km inland toward the village of Trsteno. This is a half-day destination for gardeners or anyone interested in formal European landscape design.

Dubrovnik’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site enclosed by fortress walls, occupies a 20-minute drive northward. The marble streets, the Baroque cathedral, the harbor views from the Lovrijenac fortress, and the local market selling dried figs, almonds, and rakija (plum brandy) represent the region’s cultural core. Danče Beach, favored by local swimmers for its clarity, lies 10 minutes’ walk from Ploče Gate. The Elaphiti Islands—Šipan, Lopud, and Koločep—are reachable by regular ferry service from Dubrovnik’s Old Port, offering sea kayaking routes and sandy coves absent from the mainland.

Mljet National Park occupies its own island, 1 hour by ferry from Dubrovnik’s harbor. Two saltwater lakes, monastery ruins, and dense Aleppo pine forest define the park’s interior. Bicycle rental and bus services connect ferry arrival at Sobra village to all major sites.

Explore our luxury villas throughout Croatia for alternative coastal bases. Our full collection in Grad Dubrovnik spans similar distances and amenities. For comprehensive destination research, consult our Croatia travel guide, which covers seasonal conditions, local driving routes, and cultural events.

May through September offer warm, dry weather—average highs of 26-28°C (79-82°F)—with July-August drawing peak tourist numbers to Dubrovnik. April and October provide milder conditions (20-22°C / 68-72°F) and sparse crowds. November through March brings cooler temperatures (8-12°C / 46-54°F) and occasional rain, though Orasac remains functional and quiet for off-season travelers. Cépage Dubrovnik Wine Bar (Dubrovnik, 2km north) and local wineries around Trsteno offer tastings of indigenous Plavac Mali and Maraština varieties.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families: Three bedrooms accommodate two generations without forced proximity. The sofa bed provides flexibility when adult children bring partners. The kitchen, dining area, and terrace create natural gathering spaces without artificial constraint.

Groups of friends: Six to seven guests split evenly across bedrooms. Shared outdoor entertaining—the barbecue pavilion, the pool, the terrace—encourages group bonding without enforcing it. The village location offers quiet nights without noise complaints.

Couples seeking a quiet base: Off-season visits (April, October, November) transform Villa Kalilah into a private retreat. The sea view from the master bedroom, the morning terrace coffee ritual, and nearby Trsteno walks suit contemplative travelers.

Parents with school-age children: The pool is contained. Hawai Beach (5km) is shallow and protected. Dubrovnik’s Old Town (20km) offers kid-friendly markets and harbor-side ice cream. The village is walkable and car-free in its core.

Home cooks and wine enthusiasts: The kitchen is properly equipped. Local markets provide fresh fish, Dalmatian cheese, and seasonal produce. Trsteno Arboretum and regional wine producers are accessible half-day excursions.

Practical Information

Capacity: 7 guests maximum. 3 bedrooms (2 doubles, 1 twin) + 1 sofa bed. 2 bathrooms.

Nearest Airport: Dubrovnik Airport (Čilipi) lies 45km north, approximately 50-60 minutes’ drive by car via the coastal highway and E65. Ground transportation can be arranged through the villa management.

Nearest Supermarket: Concept supermarket, 500m from the villa entrance. Open daily year-round, with extended hours during summer months.

Inclusions: Furnished accommodation, bed and bath linens, Wi-Fi connectivity, satellite television, air conditioning in all rooms, pool maintenance, outdoor shower, parking. Heating is available during cooler months.

Pets: Accepted by arrangement only. Contact management in advance of booking.

Check-in/Check-out: Standard check-in is 16:00 (4pm), check-out 10:00 (10am). Early arrival and late departure can be negotiated based on availability.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Kalilah

How many guests does Villa Kalilah sleep?

Villa Kalilah accommodates 7 guests across 3 bedrooms: two double bedrooms, one twin bedroom, plus a convertible sofa bed in the living room. The two bathrooms (one shower, one bathtub with laundry) are shared among all occupants.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Kalilah in Orasac?

Dubrovnik Airport (officially Čilipi International Airport) is 45km north of Orasac. Driving time from the airport to Villa Kalilah is approximately 50-60 minutes via the E65 coastal highway. Ground transfers can be pre-arranged through villa management for an additional fee.

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

May through September offers reliable warmth (26-28°C / 79-82°F), though July and August attract peak tourism to Dubrovnik. April and October provide comfortable temperatures (20-22°C / 68-72°F) with far fewer visitors—ideal for those prioritizing tranquility. November through March is cool (8-12°C / 46-54°F) and occasionally rainy, but the villa remains fully functional, heating is available, and the village is virtually tourist-free. Sea swimming is practical May through October; winter visitors typically use the pool as an outdoor luxury rather than a daily facility.

Is Villa Kalilah suitable for families with children?

Yes. The enclosed pool and secure terrace allow supervised outdoor play. Hawai Beach, 5km away, is shallow and protected—ideal for young swimmers. Dubrovnik’s Old Town (20km) contains family-friendly attractions including the harbor, market stalls, and accessible fortress walls. The village itself is car-free in its core, making it safe for children to explore independently. Childcare equipment and high chairs can be requested through management. The closest pediatric facilities are in Dubrovnik.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Kalilah?

The rental includes furnished accommodation, all bed and bath linens, Wi-Fi, satellite television, air conditioning in all rooms, pool access and maintenance, outdoor shower facilities, on-site parking, and heating during winter months. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. Garden maintenance and terrace cleaning occur during weekly stays. Towel changes and full linen laundering can be arranged for an additional fee on extended bookings.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Kalilah?

Orasac village (walking distance, <1km) contains a supermarket, bakery, and 2-3 family-run restaurants serving traditional Dalmatian cuisine including pašticada, grilled fish, and fresh vegetables. The village market operates during summer months. Trsteno village (4km inland) has small shops and café facilities. Dubrovnik's Old Town (20km north) contains dozens of restaurants, bakeries, wine bars, and markets selling regional specialties including Dalmatian cheese, dried figs, almonds, and rakija. Cépage Dubrovnik Wine Bar is located in the Old Town port area and specializes in local varietals.