Villa Blue Bliss | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pisak Mimice

Fourteen guests arrive at Villa Blue Bliss and the first thing they notice isn’t the villa itself—it’s the view. Perched above the fishing village of Pisak, this six-bedroom luxury villa rental in Croatia commands an unobstructed panorama of the Adriatic Sea, with the limestone cliffs of Brač island anchoring the horizon. The elevation matters here. You’re far enough up the hillside to feel secluded, yet close enough to walk down to restaurants, the beach, and the authentic rhythms of village life within minutes.

Inside Villa Blue Bliss

Villa Blue Bliss sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, distributed across three interconnected floors plus a rooftop level. The external staircase connecting all levels feels distinctly Mediterranean—open to the air, framing sea views as you move between floors.

Ground Floor opens with a fully equipped kitchen that flows directly into the main living area. Here, soft aqua-toned furnishings and oversized sofas face floor-to-ceiling windows—the sea appears to be part of the room itself. The dining area accommodates the full party comfortably. A media room with television, games console and sofa bed offers an alternative gathering space on this level. Two double bedrooms occupy the ground floor; both feature en-suite bathrooms and private balconies with sea views. The family bathroom with shower serves additional guests.

Second Floor houses four double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. Three of these rooms access a generous terrace where a hot tub sits waiting for the moment the sun dips low. The Finnish sauna with integrated shower sits on this level—a post-swim ritual that becomes essential to the rhythm of longer stays. The sauna’s dry heat is particularly welcome after mornings spent in the Adriatic.

Third Floor shifts the villa’s character again. A spacious living and dining room opens onto an outdoor dining area equipped with a barbecue—this becomes the social hub for evening gatherings. A fully equipped kitchen on this level means groups can divide cooking duties or prepare meals together. The laundry room handles practical necessities. A family bathroom with shower completes the floor’s amenities.

Rooftop is where the villa reveals its showpiece: a 9-meter by 4-meter private heated swimming pool surrounded by a sun deck furnished with loungers and parasols. An outdoor shower allows guests to rinse off salt water while gazing at the sea. A hot tub positioned at the roof’s edge extends the swimming season into shoulder months. The rooftop hosts sunsets that silence conversation—the kind of natural spectacle that photographs never quite capture.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Three distinct outdoor zones mean that guests never feel crowded even at full occupancy. The second-floor terrace with its hot tub becomes the evening anchor point—the sound of the sea carries up from below, the air temperature drops pleasantly as darkness falls, and the stars appear with the clarity that only low light pollution allows. This terrace receives morning and afternoon light, making it ideal for those who prefer shade during the hottest midday hours.

The third-floor outdoor dining area faces south, catching the full arc of the Dalmatian sun. The barbecue sees regular use—grilled fish from local fishermen, vegetables from Omis markets, wines from Croatian producers. This zone is designed for movement and conversation, for the kind of meals that stretch from aperitivo through to dessert under twilight skies.

The rooftop pool operates year-round through heating systems, extending swim season from May through October comfortably, with determined swimmers using it in shoulder months. The 9m x 4m dimensions allow multiple guests to swim laps or float without crowding. The hot tub here is positioned for sunset viewing—the sun descends toward Brač island while steam rises around bathers. The outdoor shower delivers refreshingly cold water from the villa’s supply, an invigorating contrast to warm pool water.

All outdoor areas benefit from the elevated position. Sea breezes cool the rooftop on warm afternoons. Privacy is maintained despite the villa’s generous size—neighboring properties are screened by vegetation and distance.

Location: Pisak and the Surrounding Area

Pisak itself is a working fishing village, not a resort destination. This distinction matters. The narrow harbor sees active daily commerce—fishermen mending nets, small boats launching at dawn, local restaurants sourcing their catch from boats mere meters away. Walking down from Villa Blue Bliss to the village takes 8-10 minutes. The beach here is modest and intimate, accessed directly from the village center, with clear water suitable for swimming and snorkeling.

Omis, located 18km northwest, transforms the character of the coast entirely. This fortified medieval town sits at the mouth of the Cetina River, its stone buildings climbing steep hillsides. The Fortress of Mirabela overlooks the town, a restored 13th-century structure that rewards the climb with panoramic views. Omis is known for its 2km-long zipline that launches from clifftops and swoops across the Cetina gorge—exhilarating rather than relaxing, but memorable. The town’s cafés, restaurants and bars concentrate along the waterfront, and the beaches here are larger and well-maintained. The Cetina River itself, running through the gorge above Omis, supports world-class rafting and canyoning experiences managed by several local outfitters.

Split lies 32km north and merits a full day visit. Diocletian’s Palace, constructed in 305 AD as a retirement residence for a Roman emperor, remains the core of Split’s old town. The palace’s substructure is inhabited today—cafés, shops and residents occupy the vaulted spaces beneath street level, creating an extraordinary layering of history. The modern city of approximately 180,000 people surrounds this ancient core, with contemporary restaurants, galleries and nightlife reflecting its status as Dalmatia’s largest city. The journey takes approximately 45 minutes by car.

The Dalmatian islands are easily accessed. Brač, visible from Villa Blue Bliss’s rooftop, is 20km offshore and home to Bol Beach, famous for its distinctive white sand and the golden horn formation visible from water. Vis island, 45km distant, attracts visitors seeking quieter beaches and excellent wines—the island’s vineyards produce exceptional reds. Korčula, sometimes called the Dalmatian gem, sits 60km away and claims to be Marco Polo’s birthplace; its walled medieval town justifies the boat journey. Island-hopping excursions depart from Omis and nearby Makarska regularly.

For provisions, Omis has a Konzum supermarket approximately 18km away, stocked with international products alongside local items. Pisak itself has a small local shop for essentials. The Omis Central Market operates daily and offers seasonal produce, fish, cheese and meats from regional producers. Wine shops throughout the area stock Croatian wines—the Dalmatian coast produces excellent Plavac Mali reds and Grk whites that pair naturally with local seafood.

Activities extend beyond water sports. Mountain biking routes traverse the hinterland, with the Dalmatian limestone hills offering varied terrain. Hiking trails access viewpoints over the coast. The Adriatic typically reaches swimming temperature by May, peaks in August at around 26°C, and remains swimmable into October. June and September offer ideal conditions—warm enough for water activities but without August’s crowds and heat intensity.

Split Airport (Resnik), serving the region’s international flights, lies 45km north—approximately 50 minutes’ drive. Zadar Airport, smaller and less congested, operates 110km away with approximately 90 minutes’ travel time. Both airports connect to major European hubs.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families spanning three generations find the separate living areas particularly valuable. Grandparents can occupy a ground-floor bedroom near the main living spaces, parents and adult children spread across upper floors, young children benefit from the media room and pool supervision zones. The multiple kitchens mean cooking can be divided by preference or tradition.

Friend groups of 10-14 people planning reunion weeks appreciate the distinct social zones. Some guests cluster around the rooftop pool while others use the second-floor terrace. Dinners can split between ground-floor casual gathering and third-floor formal dining. The media room accommodates late-night socializing without disturbing early sleepers.

Couples seeking privacy within a group setting can claim a floor or terrace area as their own without feeling antisocial. The six bedrooms ensure no sharing is necessary.

Corporate groups conducting working retreats benefit from the media room for presentations, multiple kitchens for catering flexibility, and the terrace spaces for informal meetings. The combination of structured work space and leisure facilities makes extended stays productive without feeling confined.

Multi-family vacations where multiple couples travel together work exceptionally well—each family has bedroom autonomy while collective living areas foster togetherness.

Practical Information

Capacity: Villa Blue Bliss accommodates 12 guests as standard across its 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Two additional guests can be arranged on request using sofa beds in the media room and first-floor living area, bringing maximum capacity to 14.

Nearest airport: Split Airport (Resnik) lies 45km north—approximately 50 minutes by car. Transfers can be arranged in advance. Zadar Airport, 110km away, offers an alternative with less international flight congestion, though requiring 90 minutes’ transfer time.

Nearest supermarket: Konzum supermarket in Omis, 18km away, provides full grocery shopping including international items. Local provisions are available in Pisak village itself for immediate needs.

What’s included: The rental includes heated pool operation, hot tub access, Wi-Fi internet throughout, air conditioning, sauna use, all linen and towels, cleaning service, and access to all specified amenities listed above.

Check-in flexibility: Flexible arrival times can be arranged subject to availability. Early check-in or late checkout requests are accommodated when the property schedule permits.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Blue Bliss

How many guests does Villa Blue Bliss sleep?

Villa Blue Bliss sleeps 12 guests as standard in its 6 bedrooms: 5 double bedrooms and 1 double bedroom with sofa bed. Two additional guests can be accommodated on sofa beds in the media room (ground floor) and first-floor living area, bringing total capacity to 14 when needed. All bedroom arrangements are en-suite or have immediate bathroom access.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Blue Bliss in Pisak?

Split Airport (Aerodrom Split-Resnik) lies 45km north of the villa, requiring approximately 50 minutes’ transfer time by private car. This is the region’s main international gateway, served by major European airlines. Zadar Airport operates as an alternative 110km away (90 minutes’ transfer), typically with fewer flight options but occasionally cheaper fares or better connections from certain departure points.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Blue Bliss?

May through October represents the optimal season. June and September offer ideal conditions—warm enough for consistent water activities, yet with significantly lower crowds and prices compared to July-August peak season. The Adriatic reaches comfortable swimming temperature (above 20°C) by May and remains swimmable into October. August experiences the hottest temperatures and highest tourist density throughout the region. Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) attract visitors prioritizing mild weather and accessibility to local restaurants and activities without summer congestion. The rooftop heated pool extends the season into shoulder months for determined swimmers.

Is Villa Blue Bliss suitable for families with children?

Yes, with appropriate supervision planning. The property offers a rooftop heated pool with surrounding sun deck and lounger seating—ideal for family swimming with adult supervision. The beach at Pisak village lies an 8-minute walk downhill, offering shallow entry and clear water suitable for children. Nearby Omis beaches are larger and have more facilities. The media room with television and games console provides indoor activity space during extreme heat. The villa’s layout across three floors means children can be supervised within contained areas. Some guests choose to arrange additional childcare support during stays. Cots and high chairs can be provided on request.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Blue Bliss?

The rental includes heating operation for the rooftop pool, hot tub access and heating on all levels, Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning in all bedrooms and main living areas, sauna use with shower facilities, all bed linen, bath towels and hand towels, and standard cleaning service. Utilities including water, electricity and gas for cooking are included. Pool heating, sauna operation, and hot tub maintenance are covered costs. Concierge services are available on request as an optional extra for activities, reservations, and local arrangements.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Blue Bliss?

Pisak village itself has several small restaurants positioned directly on the harbor—typically focused on freshly caught fish and local seafood, with dining tables meters from fishing boats. These operate seasonally (May-October primarily) and require advance reservations during peak summer months. The village also has a small local shop for basic provisions. Omis, 18km away, offers substantially more choice: the Central Market operates daily with seasonal produce, fish, cheeses and regional meats. Restaurants concentrate along the waterfront and in the old town—establishments like Konoba serve traditional Dalmatian cuisine. The Konzum supermarket provides full grocery shopping alongside specialty shops. Split, 32km north, offers international dining options, markets, and contemporary restaurants reflecting its status as Dalmatia’s major city.