Villa Loris | 3-Bedroom Villa in Brsecine Grad Dubrovnik

Brsecine remains one of Croatia’s best-kept coastal secrets, a working fishing village where the morning catch still arrives at dawn and the rhythm of life moves to the Mediterranean’s pace. Villa Loris stands here as a luxury villa rental in Brsecine, offering six guests the rare combination of authentic seaside immersion and contemporary comfort, positioned just 800 metres from Sjekirica Beach and within easy reach of Dubrovnik’s UNESCO-listed Old Town.

Inside Villa Loris

Villa Loris sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across two storeys of a meticulously restored 18th-century stone dwelling that manages to feel both historic and thoroughly modern. The main residence contains the primary living quarters: a generously proportioned kitchen equipped for serious cooking, with traditional fixtures alongside current appliances, flowing into a combined living and dining room where natural light floods through generous windows. Two double bedrooms occupy the upper level, each with exposed wooden beams running across the ceilings—original to the structure—and commanding partial views toward the Adriatic. The third bedroom, configured as a twin room with two single beds, provides flexible accommodation for younger guests or friends requiring separate sleeping spaces. Both bathrooms feature contemporary shower cubicles and full modern suites, positioned to serve the bedrooms efficiently.

The annex amplifies the villa’s appeal: a separate stone kitchen house connected to the main property functions as both a secondary prep space and a visual anchor to the property’s authentic coastal heritage. This outbuilding opens directly to a sheltered courtyard where an outdoor dining configuration and integrated barbecue create the primary gathering hub for sunset meals. Wi-Fi connectivity extends throughout both structures, air conditioning maintains comfort during peak summer heat, a washing machine handles practical necessities, and multiple televisions enable flexible entertainment options. A cot accommodates infants, and hairdryers come standard.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The south-facing terrace represents the property’s crowning feature—a substantial expanse of level decking that hosts the 8m x 4m private pool, wooden loungers for uninterrupted sunbathing, and parasols positioned to capture or diffuse the intense summer rays. From this vantage point, the view extends across the Adriatic toward Lopud Island and Šipan Island, both identifiable across the water. The pool operates year-round with heating, transforming autumn and spring months into viable swimming seasons. Parking accommodates multiple vehicles directly at the property, eliminating the logistical friction that complicates many Mediterranean villa stays.

The terrace’s orientation means direct southern exposure from late morning through sunset, with the distinctive quality of Adriatic light turning golden in the later afternoon hours. The sea remains audible from the upper-floor bedrooms—not intrusive, but a constant subtle presence that many guests cite as profoundly restorative. The courtyard garden, sheltered on three sides, maintains cooler temperatures even during peak heat and provides a secondary social space insulated from the midday sun.

Location: Brsecine and the Surrounding Area

Brsecine functions as the genuine article: a functioning fishing community rather than a tourist construction, located in the Zaton locality approximately 18km south of Dubrovnik’s city centre. Sjekirica Beach, the closest swimming option at 800 metres from the villa, offers pebbly entry and clear waters ideal for families. Wider beach options exist at Susanj Beach (3.2km), primarily frequented by locals, and the longer sandy stretch at Copacabana Beach near Cavtat (8km), which caters to families with facilities and beach bars.

Dubrovnik itself—24km north—functions as the region’s cultural anchor. The walled Old Town, encircled by 16th-century limestone fortifications, contains the baroque St Blaise Church, the Renaissance Sponza Palace, and the Gothic Rector’s Palace, now operating as a museum of Dubrovnik’s maritime history. Stradun, the main thoroughfare, runs the full width of the Old Town and connects the harbor to the Ploče Gate. For those interested in culinary experiences, the Sights & Bites walking tours depart from the Ploče Gate, combining cultural sites with stops at local restaurants sampling regional specialities including dried figs, aged sheep’s cheese, quality olive oils, and Dalmatian wines.

Lokrum Island, accessible via a 10-minute ferry from Dubrovnik’s Old Port, contains the Benedictine Monastery, botanical gardens where peacocks roam freely, and the iconic Iron Throne installation. Cavtat, positioned 12km south, serves as an alternative coastal hub with a maritime museum, a waterfront promenade, and numerous restaurants specialising in fresh seafood.

For regional exploration, the wine region around Pelješac Peninsula (35km, approximately 50 minutes driving) produces some of the Mediterranean’s most significant red wines, particularly the Plavac Mali variety. Cycling routes traverse the peninsula’s interior, while fishing villages including Ston offer medieval fortification systems and salt ponds operating since the 14th century. The best time to visit spans May through September, with June and September offering the optimal combination of warm seas (24-27°C), Mediterranean sunshine, and reduced crowds compared to July-August peak season. Winter months (December-February) see reduced tourism and occasional rain, though daytime temperatures typically remain above 10°C.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children represent the primary user group. The private pool eliminates beach logistics, the twin bedroom accommodates multiple children comfortably, the cot provisions support infants, and the location’s quiet village character provides safety for supervised outdoor play. The proximity to Sjekirica Beach removes the requirement for lengthy daily transfers.

Multi-generational groups function well here: three bedrooms accommodate distinct family units, two bathrooms prevent morning scheduling conflicts, and the dual kitchen configuration allows separate meal preparation if required. The outdoor courtyard provides shaded gathering space while maintaining privacy between groups.

Couples seeking relaxation, particularly those interested in Dubrovnik’s cultural attractions, benefit from the 24km proximity to the Old Town—close enough for day excursions, distant enough to avoid accommodation-area congestion. The terrace pool and sea views create romantic sunset contexts.

Groups of friends function well across the three-bedroom layout, with the living space accommodating social gathering and the pool providing recreational focus.

Practical Information

Villa Loris accommodates 6 guests maximum: 2 guests per double bedroom, 2 guests in the twin room. Infants under 2 years sleep in the supplied cot at no additional charge. The property operates year-round with flexible check-in arrangements available through direct communication with Excellence Luxury Villas. Utilities including electricity, water, heating, and Wi-Fi internet are included in the stated rental rate. Towels and bed linens change weekly; additional changes available upon request. Pool heating operates seasonally from April through October; winter operation available at supplement cost.

Čilipi Airport (Dubrovnik International), situated 42km north, accommodates the region’s primary international flights. Transfer time to Villa Loris requires approximately 50-60 minutes by road. A supermarket (Konzum) operates in Zaton village, 2km from the property, for self-catering provisions. Locally caught fish and vegetables are available directly from village vendors during morning hours. Parking at the villa accommodates 2-3 vehicles; additional parking nearby resolves larger group needs.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Loris

How many guests does Villa Loris sleep?

Villa Loris accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms: 2 double bedrooms sleeping 2 guests each, and 1 twin bedroom with 2 single beds. An additional infant under 2 years can sleep in the provided cot. This configuration suits families, multi-generational groups, or up to three couples sharing the property.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Loris in Brsecine?

Čilipi Airport (Dubrovnik International) represents the closest commercial airport, located 42km north of the property. The drive time from airport to Villa Loris takes approximately 50-60 minutes via the coastal D8 highway, depending on traffic conditions around Dubrovnik city centre. Excellence Luxury Villas arranges transfer services for arriving guests; shuttle providers operate throughout the region at various price points.

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

May through September represents the optimal window, with June and September offering exceptional conditions: water temperatures between 24-27°C, reliable sunny weather (300+ days of annual sunshine in the region), and fewer crowds than July-August peak season. April and October remain viable for families with flexible timing, as the pool heating enables comfortable swimming and temperatures average 18-22°C. Winter (December-February) suits those prioritising solitude and lower rates, though rainfall increases and daylight hours reduce to approximately 9 hours daily.

Is Villa Loris suitable for families with children?

Villa Loris functions as an exceptionally family-friendly property. The private 8m x 4m heated pool eliminates the requirement for daily beach trips and permits supervised water play regardless of wave conditions or crowds. Sjekirica Beach, 800 metres away, operates as a calm, pebbly bathing area without strong currents. The cot accommodates infants to 2 years; children’s activities near Dubrovnik include Lokrum Island (15km), Cavtat waterfront exploration (12km), and multiple family-friendly restaurants throughout the region serving mild, recognisable cuisines alongside traditional Dalmatian dishes. The twin bedroom provides flexible sleeping arrangements for multiple children.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Loris?

The quoted rental price includes utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi internet access throughout both the main residence and annex, pool heating (seasonal operation April-October), weekly linen and towel provision, use of all furnishings and kitchen equipment, parking at the property, and access to the pool and terraces. Cleaning fees apply at checkout. Optional extras available through Excellence Luxury Villas include additional cleaning visits, laundry services, and airport transfers via local partners.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Loris?

Zaton village (2km) contains the Konzum supermarket for self-catering supplies, bakeries, and small local shops. Restaurants within Brsecine itself remain limited, reflecting its character as a working village rather than a tourist destination; however, Cavtat (12km) offers seafood establishments including Ivo de Sandro specialising in grilled fish and local wines, and the waterfront promenade contains multiple dining options. Dubrovnik’s Old Town (24km) provides restaurants across all price ranges and cuisines. Local fish vendors in Brsecine village offer daily-caught species directly, particularly during summer months when boats return in the early morning hours.