Villa Tanga | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Hvar

Twelve guests arrive in Hvar and immediately understand why this Dalmatian island commands such fierce loyalty among those who know it well. Villa Tanga sits at the intersection of everything: the Old Town’s marble squares lie a ten-minute walk downhill, hidden coves with turquoise water are five minutes on foot, and yet the property itself offers the kind of seclusion that makes you forget the crowds exist. This luxury villa rental in Hvar Croatia delivers both the island’s vibrant social scene and complete privacy—the rare combination that separates memorable holidays from transformative ones.

Inside Villa Tanga

Villa Tanga sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, distributed across four distinct floors that create natural separation and autonomy for different family groups or friends.

The ground floor (98m²) functions as the property’s service heart. A full kitchen sits ready for pre-arrival stocking or daily meal preparation, while the sitting room provides a casual gathering space away from bedrooms. The massage studio occupies a dedicated room—not an afterthought corner, but a proper treatment space where professional therapists can work their craft. The integrated gym sits adjacent, allowing guests to maintain routines without leaving the villa. Bedroom 1 offers twin single beds with an en-suite shower bathroom, ideal for staff, younger guests, or those preferring separate sleeping arrangements. Additional facilities here include a laundry room and guest WC.

The first floor (154m²) steps up in terms of entertaining space. A second fully equipped kitchen anchors this level, alongside a proper living area and separate dining zone—the kind of layout that lets groups split naturally into smaller clusters without anyone feeling isolated. Bedroom 2 features a double bed with en-suite bathroom, while Bedroom 3 mirrors this arrangement. Both rooms capture southeastern light and benefit from the privacy that comes with having dedicated bathroom facilities attached.

The second floor (129m²) ascends further with a third kitchen, dining room, and sitting room—a complete entertaining suite that can operate independently of lower floors. This level houses Bedroom 4 with twin single beds and Bedroom 5, which features both a shower and soaking bath in its en-suite. The attic access from this floor offers storage or additional sleeping flexibility for children’s camps or staff accommodation.

The top floor (123m²) culminates in a private living room and Bedroom 6 with double bed and en-suite bathroom. This penthouse-style arrangement creates the ideal master suite or a quiet retreat for guests seeking the maximum separation from the main villa activity.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The rooftop emerges as Villa Tanga’s showstopping feature. A covered dining area provides shade for all-day outdoor meals, while a summer kitchen allows guests to cook and dine without descending multiple flights. The heated jacuzzi (4m²) sits positioned to capture sunset views across the Adriatic, transforming evening hours into liquid meditation.

The heated swimming pool (30m²) occupies the main garden level, surrounded by sunbeds and parasols arranged for both social lounging and private sunbathing. Multiple seating clusters scattered across the deck terraces accommodate groups of varying sizes. The southern exposure means unbroken sun from morning through late afternoon, while the surrounding architecture provides natural wind protection—critical in a location where afternoon gusts can catch you unaware.

Sensory details matter here: the salt smell intensifies as afternoon winds push inland from the Adriatic, the light at 6 PM turns golden and dramatic, and the sound of the sea carries distinctly up the hillside. These elements transform a swimming pool and terrace into something closer to a Mediterranean ritual space.

Location: Hvar and the Surrounding Area

Villa Tanga occupies Hvar’s most strategically positioned neighborhood—close enough to everything that exploration feels effortless, far enough removed that you escape the summer crush of package tourists. Hvar Town’s historic harbor lies 1.2km downhill, where the Benedictine Convent (dating to 1469) and the 16th-century Spanish Fortress command attention from the waterfront. The cobblestone Old Town contains galleries, boutique shops, and restaurants like Grotta that have fed discerning visitors for decades, located roughly 900 meters from the villa on foot.

The nearest supermarket (Konzum) stands 400 meters away, stocking everything from imported cheeses to local wines—particularly the Plavac Mali reds that define the region’s identity. For market shopping, the daily produce stalls near the harbor (around 1.2km) offer seasonal vegetables, Dalmatian olives, and fresh fish that the villa’s professional chef can transform into dinner.

Beach access defines much of a Hvar holiday. Milna Beach, a protected cove with fine pebbles and shallow entry, lies 1.8km away and rarely overcrowds because locals know better than to mention it to guidebooks. Zavala Beach (3.2km) appeals to families, with a taverna serving grilled fish and a small beach bar. The more dramatic Greb Cove (2.1km) attracts swimmers seeking privacy and transparent water reaching depths where the seabed’s rocky character becomes visible.

For broader exploration, the purple-hued Dalmatian mountains frame Hvar’s eastern horizon, accessible via scenic driving routes that loop inland toward Vrboska (8km)—a waterfront village known for its fishing heritage and restaurants serving swordfish cooked over open fires. Jelsa (12km along the north coast) offers a quieter atmosphere with a 15th-century loggia and excellent local wine producers within walking distance.

The Pakleni Islands lie directly offshore, reachable by 15-minute water taxi from Hvar harbor. Palmižana Island’s Malibu Beach attracts water sports enthusiasts, while Lopud Island offers a nudist beach and pine-shaded restaurants where the day’s catch determines the menu.

Split Airport (airport code: SPU) operates as the primary gateway, located 70km northwest with a 90-minute drive to Hvar Town (roughly 2 hours to the villa including parking and boat transfers). Ferry services from Split to Hvar Town (50-60 minutes) provide an alternative arrival method that many guests prefer for the gradual transition to island time.

Seasonal considerations matter significantly. May and September offer perfect conditions—water temperatures around 20°C, manageable crowds, and the island’s lavender fields either in peak bloom (May) or fragrant post-harvest (September). July and August bring heat, crowds, and peak prices, though the nightlife reaches its apex. Winter (November through March) sees many restaurants and smaller accommodations close, but this suits guests seeking authentic island life without tourism infrastructure.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families (grandparents, parents, children spanning multiple decades) thrive at Villa Tanga because the four-floor separation means teenagers don’t share walls with sleeping babies, and grandparents can rest while younger guests explore. The six bedrooms with six private bathrooms eliminate negotiations over shower schedules—a detail that matters more than it sounds after a week of shared facilities.

Groups of friends celebrating significant milestones (50th birthdays, milestone anniversaries, reunion trips) appreciate the scale that lets groups of 8-12 operate with complete autonomy. The rooftop’s covered dining area converts naturally into a dinner venue for 12 without restaurant logistics. Professional staff (chef, massage therapist, nanny) can be arranged, removing the burden of planning meals or childcare—one friend manages the space while others relax.

Multi-national groups benefit from Hvar’s international character. The villa’s central location means non-drivers can walk to restaurants and shops, while drivers have straightforward access to inland villages and neighboring islands. The translation-friendly nature of Hvar’s tourism infrastructure (English is widely spoken) removes language barriers.

Couples seeking privacy within a group setting can claim individual floors and create their own routines, while still having a shared gathering space for collective meals or evenings.

Practical Information

Capacity: 12 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Ground floor Bedroom 1 sleeps 2 (twins), First floor Bedrooms 2-3 sleep 2 each (doubles), Second floor Bedroom 4 sleeps 2 (twins) and Bedroom 5 sleeps 2 (double), Third floor Bedroom 6 sleeps 2 (double). Cot and highchair available for infants.

Arrivals: Flexible check-in arranged based on guest flight times. Early check-in and late checkout negotiable depending on availability.

Transport: Split Airport (SPU) lies 70km away with approximately 2-hour door-to-door transfer time including ferry or road journey to the villa. Transfer services can be pre-arranged. Parking for 2 vehicles available at the villa.

Nearest amenities: Konzum supermarket 400m away, Hvar Town harbor 1.2km, restaurants and shops within 15-minute walk, nearest beach (Milna Cove) 1.8km.

What’s included: Fully equipped kitchens with dishwashers, microwave, coffee machine, blender, ice maker, kettle, juicer, and wine fridge. Wi-Fi internet throughout, air conditioning in all rooms, smart TVs, washing machine and dryer. Pool heating, cleaning service, mosquito nets on all windows. Barbecue for outdoor cooking. Linen, towels, and basic toiletries included.

Optional services: Chef preparation, professional housekeeping, massage therapy, yoga instruction, babysitting/nanny services all available at additional cost.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Tanga

How many guests does Villa Tanga sleep?

Villa Tanga accommodates 12 guests across 6 bedrooms, each with private en-suite bathroom. The ground floor features Bedroom 1 with twin singles, the first floor offers Bedrooms 2-3 as doubles, the second floor contains Bedroom 4 (twins) and Bedroom 5 (double with both shower and bath), and the top floor houses Bedroom 6 as a double. A cot and highchair are available for infants, allowing flexible sleeping arrangements for families with young children.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Tanga in Hvar?

Split Airport (SPU) serves as the primary international gateway, located 70km northwest of Villa Tanga with approximately 90 minutes’ driving time to Hvar Town (ferry included if traveling by sea). From the airport, guests can arrange pre-booked transfers directly to the villa—the journey typically takes 2 hours total including any ferry crossing from the mainland. An alternative involves a 60-minute ferry from Split to Hvar Town, then taxi or private transfer to the villa (approximately 15 additional minutes by road).

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

May through September offers reliable weather for swimming and outdoor activities. May and September provide ideal conditions—warm daytime temperatures (around 25°C), manageable water temperatures (20°C), and far fewer tourists than July-August. April and October remain pleasant but water temperatures drop to 15-18°C, limiting comfortable swimming. July and August bring peak heat, larger crowds, and premium pricing, though nightlife reaches its height. November through March sees reduced restaurant availability and some closures, but offers authentic island life without tourism congestion. Winter swimming requires determined constitution but the island’s dramatic landscape and solitude appeal to specific travelers.

Is Villa Tanga suitable for families with children?

Yes, particularly for multi-generational groups or families with older children (ages 6+). The heated swimming pool provides safe bathing within the property, eliminating daily beach commutes. Nearby Zavala Beach (3.2km) offers family-friendly facilities with shallow entry and beach tavernas. A cot and highchair accommodate infants, and professional nanny/babysitting services can be arranged, allowing parents designated free time. The villa’s multiple kitchens mean families can prepare meals on flexible schedules without relying on restaurant hours. Local pediatric care exists in Hvar Town, though serious medical needs require mainland hospitals accessible via ferry (1 hour to Split). The main consideration involves water safety—the pool is fenced but ground-floor access means close supervision is essential, and ocean currents require respect during beach outings.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Tanga?

The rental rate includes accommodation across all 6 bedrooms, utilities (electricity, water, heating), air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, linen and towels, pool heating, basic cleaning service, and access to all internal facilities (kitchens, gym, massage studio, washer/dryer). Smart TVs, dishwashers, and kitchen appliances (coffee machine, microwave, ice maker, juicer) are included. Outdoor amenities (pool, jacuzzi, barbecue, sunbeds, parasols) are available. Optional services such as professional chef preparation, intensive housekeeping, massage therapy, yoga instruction, and babysitting incur additional fees, as do pre-arrival grocery stocking and airport transfers.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Tanga?

Hvar Town’s harbor district (1.2km downhill) concentrates most dining options. Grotta specializes in fresh seafood with waterfront seating, while Skoala offers Mediterranean cuisine with rooftop views overlooking the old fortress. Konoba Menego serves traditional Dalmatian fish stews and local wines in intimate stone-walled rooms. For casual meals, the harbor’s waterfront tavernas serve grilled sardines and simple salads. Konzum supermarket (400m from villa) stocks everyday groceries, imported goods, and local wines. Daily produce markets near the harbor (1.2km) offer seasonal vegetables, Dalmatian olives, and fresh fish—the villa’s chef can transform these into dinner. For wine purchases, local producers in nearby Jelsa (12km) offer tastings and sales directly from family wineries producing Plavac Mali and Hvar varieties. Pharmacies and bookshops cluster in the Old Town’s central squares, a 15-minute walk from the villa.