Villa Miros | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Fazana

Eight guests, four ensuite bedrooms, and a private pool overlooking the Istrian coastline—Villa Miros in Fažana delivers the kind of Croatian seaside escape where days blur into one another, marked only by sunrise swims and sunset aperitifs on the terrace. This contemporary villa sits within walking distance of both beach and restaurant, positioning you at the intersection of relaxation and exploration in one of Croatia’s most compelling regions.

Inside Villa Miros

Villa Miros sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, each bedroom equipped with its own ensuite facilities. The ground floor anchors the home with an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area flooded with natural light through generous windows. The kitchen itself is fully equipped with modern appliances—dishwasher, microwave, filter coffee machine—and counter space generous enough for both simple breakfasts and multi-course dinner preparation. A utility room houses the washing machine and tumble dryer, while a dedicated space connects seamlessly to the pool area beyond.

Bedroom 1 occupies the ground floor with a double bed, television, air conditioning, and an ensuite shower room. Direct access to a terrace means you can step outside before the morning coffee brews. On the first floor, three additional bedrooms await. Bedroom 2 and the master bedroom (Bedroom 3) both feature double beds, televisions, air conditioning, and ensuite bathrooms—one with a shower, one with a bath. Both rooms command terraces with sea views across the Adriatic. Bedroom 4 contains two single beds, television, air conditioning, ensuite shower, and terrace access with additional sea views. Every bedroom was designed with recovery in mind: blackout potential, temperature control, privacy, and the option to wake to Mediterranean light or sleep through the afternoon heat.

The second floor houses a dedicated fitness room equipped with three exercise machines, allowing early risers or evening workouts without leaving the villa. A bar and lounge area with seating opens onto a terrace—this becomes the social hub for evening drinks, morning planning sessions, or simply watching the light change across the water.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 12-metre by 4-metre private swimming pool commands the centre of the outdoor grounds, flanked by six sunbeds and shaded seating areas that catch afternoon relief from the Croatian sun. An outdoor shower rinses away salt and chlorine, while a dedicated WC provides convenience without needing to return indoors. A covered terrace with summer kitchen facilities enables alfresco dining that doesn’t depend on weather, while a separate covered dining area and covered seating zone create layered spaces for different moods and times of day—intimate conversation at breakfast, family meals at lunch, socialising at dusk. A barbecue anchors the outdoor kitchen setup, allowing you to grill fresh catch from local markets or simply prepare grilled vegetables from Fažana’s weekly produce vendors. Table tennis offers competitive recreation for rainy afternoons or evening entertainment. Parking is available on-site, eliminating the stress of street-hunting in summer months.

Location: Fažana and the Surrounding Area

Fažana sits on the Istrian peninsula’s western coast, approximately 10 kilometres south of Pula, Croatia’s largest coastal city and home to the extraordinarily preserved Roman amphitheatre that has hosted performances for two millennia. The village itself maintains a working fishing community atmosphere—the waterfront carries the smell of salt and diesel, restaurants display the morning’s catch, and locals navigate the stone streets as they have for generations. Villa Miros places you within this texture rather than removed from it.

The nearest major beach, Plaža Fažana, lies less than 1 kilometre away—a pebbled crescent where shallow waters suit young swimmers and the beach bars serve cold Istrian white wine alongside fresh seafood pasta. The Brijuni National Park islands sit 2 kilometres offshore, accessible by boat from the Fažana ferry dock; these protected islands contain Roman villas, Austro-Hungarian fortifications, and hiking trails through Mediterranean pine and cypress woodland. For more ambitious beach days, Rovinj’s horseshoe harbour is 25 kilometres north—this artistic hilltop town features Venetian architecture, gallery-lined streets, and a waterfront where fishing boats and superyachts anchor side by side.

Pula itself, 10 kilometres north via the coastal road, offers the expected city amenities: supermarkets (Konzum, Lidl), fresh produce markets, pharmacies, and restaurants ranging from casual to Michelin-adjacent. The historic quarter climbs from the amphitheatre through Roman temples to medieval fortifications, with viewpoints that span the Adriatic. For dining, Fažana’s waterfront restaurants like Bunarin and Pina serve grilled fish and local squid ink pasta; in Rovinj, Balota has earned international recognition for seasonal cooking. The weekly Fažana market (Pijaca) operates Tuesday to Sunday mornings, selling vegetables, fish, cheese, and the ubiquitous Istrian truffles (tartufi).

The Mirna Valley, 20 kilometres inland, becomes your route to truffle hunting experiences and family-run wineries producing Malvasia and Teran—the local red wine. Motovun, a hilltop medieval town 30 kilometres east, hosts a film festival in summer and offers paragliding and cycling trails. The Limski Kanal, 35 kilometres north, is a dramatic fjord-like inlet where boat tours navigate limestone cliffs and hidden oyster farms.

Airports: Pula Airport (Pula International Airport, PUY) is 20 kilometres away, approximately 25-30 minutes by car. Venice Marco Polo Airport (approximately 140 kilometres, 2.5 hours) and Trieste Airport (approximately 120 kilometres, 2 hours) serve as alternatives for connecting flights from major European hubs.

Best visiting seasons: May to June and September to October offer warm sea temperatures (around 20-22°C), smaller crowds than July-August, and still-reliable sunshine. July-August brings peak heat (28-30°C) and maximum tourist volume but also the Rovinj Summer Festival and multiple coastal events. April and November see occasional rain but excellent prices and peaceful exploration. Winter (December-March) quiets dramatically, with cooler temperatures and some facility closures, though mild compared to northern Europe.

To explore more options in this compelling region, browse our collection of luxury villas throughout Croatia, or discover additional properties in Opcina Fazana. For deeper destination inspiration, consult our comprehensive Croatia travel guide, which details seasonal highlights, cultural sites, and dining destinations across the country.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children thrive here: the ground-floor bedroom means grandparents or parents with toddlers avoid stair navigation; the private pool eliminates beach-crowd anxiety; a cot and highchair are available on request; and Plaža Fažana’s shallow waters suit early swimmers. The fitness room appeals to guests maintaining routines, while table tennis entertains teenagers during rest hours.

Multi-generational groups benefit from four separate ensuite bedrooms—no shared bathrooms, no waiting—and outdoor spaces large enough for simultaneous activities: some guests poolside, others dining, others exploring the village. Couples seeking a romantic base without isolation appreciate the walking access to restaurants and the second-floor bar for evening wine with views. Small professional groups or creative retreats use the villa’s internet connectivity and multiple living zones for both collaboration and downtime separation.

Practical Information

Capacity: 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

Nearest Airport: Pula International Airport (20 kilometres, approximately 25-30 minutes by car). Car rental is recommended for exploring Istria’s dispersed attractions, though taxis and shuttle services can be arranged.

Nearest Supermarket: Konzum and Lidl branches operate in central Fažana (less than 2 kilometres) and central Pula (10 kilometres). Fažana’s daily market opens Tuesday to Sunday mornings.

What’s Included: Utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi internet access throughout, air conditioning, televisions, all kitchen equipment and appliances, washing machine and tumble dryer, linen and towels, pool access, parking, and use of outdoor facilities including the barbecue and table tennis table.

Check-in: Flexibility is available on a case-by-case basis—contact the rental team to discuss your travel schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Miros

How many guests does Villa Miros sleep?

Villa Miros accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms: three double bedrooms and one twin bedroom, each with ensuite facilities. A cot and highchair are available on request for families with infants.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Miros in Fažana?

Pula International Airport (PUY) is located 20 kilometres north of the villa, approximately 25-30 minutes by car. Venice Marco Polo Airport (140 kilometres, 2.5 hours) and Trieste Airport (120 kilometres, 2 hours) serve as alternative gateways for international connections.

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

May through June and September through October offer optimal conditions: sea temperatures around 20-22°C, warm but not oppressive air temperatures (22-26°C), and moderate tourist volumes. July and August bring peak season crowds and heat (28-30°C) but align with cultural festivals and guaranteed sunshine. April and November provide budget-conscious alternatives with pleasant spring or autumn weather. Winter months (December-March) offer solitude and lower prices, though some local amenities may reduce hours.

Is Villa Miros suitable for families with children?

Yes, Villa Miros is explicitly designed for family occupation. The ground-floor bedroom removes stair access concerns for young children or mobility limitations. The private 12 x 4-metre pool provides a secure swimming environment, table tennis entertains older children, and Plaža Fažana—less than 1 kilometre away—features shallow, protected waters ideal for early swimmers. A cot and highchair are provided on request. The villa’s proximity to Fažana’s village centre allows independent older children to explore while remaining walkable from the property. Rovinj’s family-friendly attractions and Brijuni National Park boat tours (30-40 minutes away) suit day expeditions.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Miros?

The rental rate includes all utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, air conditioning, televisions, fully equipped kitchen with appliances and cookware, washing machine and tumble dryer, linen and towels, pool access, parking, and use of all outdoor facilities including the barbecue, table tennis table, and covered terraces. Cots and highchairs are available on request. Additional services such as daily cleaning, chef services, or airport transfers can typically be arranged for an additional fee.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Miros?

Fažana’s waterfront restaurants—including Bunarin and Pina—serve fresh grilled fish and traditional Istrian pasta within a 10-minute walk. The weekly Pijaca (market) operates Tuesday to Sunday mornings, selling fresh produce, fish, cheese, and local products. Konzum and Lidl supermarkets are within 2 kilometres. Pula city centre (10 kilometres) contains additional restaurants, bakeries, and shops. For fine dining, Rovinj’s Balota (25 kilometres) has earned international acclaim. Local cuisine emphasizes seafood, Istrian truffle pasta (tartufi), fresh goat cheese, and regional wines—items found in both restaurants and markets throughout the area.