Villa Trussardi | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kornic Krk

Kornić sits on the northern edge of Krk island, a village where the Adriatic reveals itself through pine trees and limestone cliffs. Villa Trussardi occupies this terrain with the kind of quiet authority that comes from thoughtful design—three bedrooms, three bathrooms, space for eight guests, and a heated pool that catches the afternoon light like a jewel. This is where families and friend groups discover what Croatian hospitality actually feels like when it’s done right.

Inside Villa Trussardi

Villa Trussardi sleeps 8 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The interior arranges itself around an open-plan living hub where the kitchen, dining area, and lounge function as one continuous space—the kind of layout that encourages conversation during meal preparation rather than isolating the cook. The kitchen itself comes fully equipped with modern appliances and a breakfast bar, making it realistic to prepare substantial meals rather than relying on takeaway. A separate guest WC serves the main entertaining areas.

Three double bedrooms, each paired with its own ensuite bathroom, form the sleeping quarters. Every bedroom receives thoughtful attention: neutral furnishings, quality linens, and the kind of quiet that lets you actually hear the Adriatic wind through the pines at dawn. The open-plan living area includes a sofa that converts to a bed—useful for that ninth guest or expanding flexibility for families with adolescents who might prefer their own sleeping space.

Amenities throughout the villa include Wi-Fi (essential for anyone working remotely), air conditioning for the hotter weeks of July and August, and a television for evening wind-downs. A cot and highchair are available on request, making the villa accessible for families with infants. Hairdryers in each bathroom and adequate storage prevent the typical villa problem of living out of suitcases for a week.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior of Villa Trussardi reveals itself in layers. A private heated swimming pool forms the centerpiece—the kind of facility that extends the season from June through September and gives children the freedom to cool off without a 2km drive to the nearest public beach. Sun loungers cluster around the pool area, while a covered dining section provides shade for lunch or early dinners, protected from the midday intensity but still absorbing sea breezes.

An outdoor shower allows guests to rinse off salt and chlorine without trailing through the house. The upper terrace, accessible from the main living areas, opens south toward the Adriatic’s profile. This is the space for morning coffee before the village wakes, or aperitivos as the light turns golden-orange in late evening. The actual vista depends on surrounding vegetation and neighboring properties, but the orientation guarantees good daylight hours and the psychological comfort of knowing the sea is close.

A barbecue facility sits ready for grilled fish, local lamb, or whatever the weekly market in nearby Malinska provides. The grounds are fenced, a detail that matters enormously for families with young children or guests traveling with pets (available on request). Parking is available on the property, eliminating the hunt for street space that characterizes some Mediterranean rentals.

Location: Kornić and the Surrounding Area

Kornić belongs to the municipality of Grad Krk, the administrative heart of the island. The village itself contains perhaps 200 residents, a deliberate quiet that intensifies the appeal for travelers escaping urban density. The Adriatic coastline lies just over 2km south—walking distance for those who want exercise, a five-minute drive for those prioritizing convenience.

Malinska, the closest proper town at roughly 8km southwest, operates as the weekly market hub and contains a small supermarket, several cafés, and restaurants where locals eat rather than tourists. Vrbnik, a traditional fishing village 12km south along the coastal road, is renowned for its white wine (specifically Vrbnička žlahtina, a dry white that pairs with grilled fish). The town of Krk itself, approximately 15km southeast, centers on Frankopan Castle, a medieval fortress overlooking the town square, and the Cathedral of St. Mary, whose bell tower dates to the 12th century. The cobbled streets hold restaurants serving fresh catch—look specifically for brudet (Adriatic fish stew) and scampi prepared simply with lemon and olive oil.

Beaches accessible within 15 minutes driving include Pogledalo (a pebbly cove with clear water ideal for snorkeling), Baska (a longer sandy beach 18km away, popular for families and windsurfing), and the smaller coves around Punat. Punat itself, 10km away, hosts a marina where boat rentals can be arranged for day trips to nearby islands or fishing excursions in deeper waters.

For cultural activities, Risika Lake (roughly 20km inland) offers freshwater swimming and birdwatching during migration seasons. The island’s interior roads wind through Istrian-style villages like Omisalj (known for olive oil production) and Dobrinj (known for its geological formations and hiking access). A cycling route connects several villages, suitable for families comfortable on moderate hills—the views toward the Velebit mountains inland reward the effort.

Rijeka airport, the region’s main international gateway, lies approximately 50km away (55 minutes by car). Direct flights connect to major European cities, making Villa Trussardi accessible for travelers unwilling to commit to a six-hour drive from Split or Zagreb. The seasonal emphasis on Krk means June through September sees the most reliable weather and fullest tourist calendar, but May and October offer pleasant temperatures (18-22°C), fewer crowds, and prices that reflect shoulder season.

To explore the broader region and understand why Krk has developed as both an exclusive retreat and a working island, our Croatia travel guide provides context on island culture, seasonal rhythms, and dining traditions. You can also explore our full collection of villas in Grad Krk to compare options, or browse our luxury villas throughout Krk island for alternatives in other villages.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Trussardi accommodates groups of 6-8 people with three separate bedrooms and private bathrooms—a configuration that works for two or three families, a multigenerational group, or friends traveling together without the awkwardness of shared bathroom schedules. The heated pool appeals to families with children between ages 3 and 12, where supervision is necessary but the pool removes the need for constant beach trips. The fenced grounds add security for young walkers and reduces parental vigilance.

Couples seeking privacy can rent the villa and have substantial unused space—the lower occupancy cost per person, split among friends, makes this economical. Remote workers benefit from the Wi-Fi stability, the quietness of the village location, and the ability to work mornings then swim afternoons. Groups with mixed mobility (older relatives alongside young families) appreciate the ground-floor accessibility, the fenced property, and proximity to villages rather than isolation on a mountain or isolated peninsula.

Those traveling with pets find the fenced grounds and rural setting suitable, though advance notice is required for the property to confirm specific pet policies. Fishing enthusiasts can arrange boat hire from Punat marina or cast from nearby coves, with spring and autumn offering peak seasons for larger catches.

Practical Information

Villa Trussardi accommodates 8 guests maximum across 3 double bedrooms and 3 ensuite bathrooms, with a sofa bed available in the living area for additional flexibility. Check-in times are typically 4pm, with check-out at 10am, though flexibility can sometimes be negotiated with advance notice. The rental price includes Wi-Fi, air conditioning, pool heating, and basic linen and towel provision. Utilities (water, electricity, gas for heating) are included. A barbecue and outdoor dining furniture are available for guest use.

Parking for at least two vehicles is available on the property grounds. The nearest supermarket is in Malinska, approximately 8km away (10-minute drive), while smaller convenience shops exist within Kornić village itself. Hospitals are in Krk town (15km) and Rijeka (50km). The village has limited public transport; a rental car is advisable for day trips to beaches, restaurants, and cultural sites beyond walking distance.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Trussardi

How many guests does Villa Trussardi sleep?

Villa Trussardi sleeps 8 guests as the maximum occupancy. The accommodation comprises three double bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom, plus a sofa bed in the open-plan living area that can accommodate an additional guest for shorter stays or for flexibility when groups include teenagers who prefer not to share a bedroom.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Trussardi in Kornić?

Rijeka Airport (Krk Airport), located on the island itself, is approximately 30km away and serves as the closest international gateway (approximately 35 minutes by car). For more extensive international connections, Zagreb Airport lies 170km away (2.5 hours by car) and Split Airport (a popular entry point for Mediterranean destinations) is approximately 280km away (3.5 hours). Most guests find Rijeka Airport the pragmatic choice despite fewer direct routes, as it eliminates lengthy transfers.

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

June through September offers the warmest weather (25-30°C), fullest sunshine hours, and reliable conditions for swimming and water sports. July and August peak as the busiest months with the highest rates and fullest attractions. May and October provide pleasant temperatures (18-22°C), fewer crowds, and noticeably lower prices—ideal for travelers prioritizing tranquility over guaranteed beach weather. Winter (November-March) sees temperatures drop to 8-12°C with frequent rain, making the heated pool more essential and outdoor activities less appealing, though winter rates are substantially reduced for budget-conscious travelers content with indoor activities.

Is Villa Trussardi suitable for families with children?

Yes, the villa is well-suited for families with children. The private heated pool eliminates dependency on public beaches for daily cooling off and allows younger children to develop swimming confidence. A cot and highchair are available on request for infants and toddlers. The fenced grounds provide secure outdoor play space without traffic hazards. Nearby family-friendly beaches like Baska (18km away) and local coves offer shallow water entry points. The village location means reduced nightlife noise disturbing sleep. However, families should note the location requires a rental car for accessing restaurants, attractions, and varied beaches beyond the immediate 2km coastal walk.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Trussardi?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning in all main living spaces and bedrooms, pool heating (essential for comfort outside peak summer months), linen and towel provision for all beds and bathrooms, and utilities (water, electricity, gas). The barbecue facility and outdoor furniture are included. Optional extras may include a cot for infants or highchair for toddlers, available by advance request. Pet accommodation is available on request and may incur additional fees. Final cleaning is typically the responsibility of guests, though professional cleaning can often be arranged through the property management for an additional cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Trussardi?

Malinska, 8km southwest, contains a small supermarket (approximately 10-minute drive), cafés, and restaurants like Konoba Mate, known for grilled fish and local wines. Punat, 10km away, features harborfront restaurants including Bora Bora and Konoba Punat, which serve fresh seafood and are popular with both locals and visiting families. The main town of Krk (15km away) offers numerous restaurants on the central square—look for family-run establishments rather than tourist-focused venues. Weekly markets in Malinska (Tuesdays and Saturdays typically) provide fresh local produce, cheese, and cured meats. For wine purchases, Vrbnik (12km away) is the place to source Vrbnička žlahtina directly from producers. Larger supermarkets with full inventory are 15km away in Krk town.