Villa Anetra | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Omis

Ten guests arrive at Villa Anetra in Omis and step directly onto a terrace where the Adriatic stretches toward the horizon. This five-bedroom luxury villa rental in Omis, Croatia commands unobstructed views across Brzet Beach, positioned just 2km from the town centre yet remote enough to feel entirely private. The combination of contemporary architecture, full-service amenities, and direct beach proximity makes this property a rare find on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast.

Inside Villa Anetra

Villa Anetra sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, with each bedroom featuring a king-size bed, individual climate control, and an ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower. The ground floor holds the primary bedroom—a king-bedded space with direct pool access, television, and those commanding sea views you see from the moment you wake. Moving through the main living areas, a fully equipped kitchen anchors the heart of the villa, complete with modern appliances, breakfast bar, and dishwasher for minimal fuss after meals. The open-plan dining room and living room flow together through wide glass doors, creating one generous social space where 10 people can actually gather comfortably without feeling cramped. Sumptuous seating, a television, and those perpetual ocean vistas mean this room becomes command central for your holiday.

Upstairs, four additional bedrooms occupy the first floor. Three of these are generously proportioned double rooms with television, air conditioning, and ensuite bathrooms. The fourth includes a private balcony—a rare luxury in a shared villa where most guests compete for outdoor space. Each room maintains the cool, calm aesthetic that runs through the entire property. Beyond sleeping quarters, the villa houses a dedicated fitness room with full equipment (ideal for guests who refuse vacation from their routines), a Finnish-style sauna with separate shower, a laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer, and an additional ground-floor bathroom. A billiards table occupies the entertainment area, PlayStation 5 is available for evening wind-downs, and Bluetooth speakers pump music across multiple zones. Free Wi-Fi and satellite television ensure you can stay connected—or deliberately disconnect—on your own terms.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private heated swimming pool measures 50 square metres, surrounded by sun loungers where afternoon heat becomes something to surrender to rather than fight. A hydromassage feature in the pool itself delivers the kind of hydrotherapy that makes your shoulders forget they ever tensed. The outdoor shower rinses off salt water before you step back inside. A covered dining area sits ready for evening gatherings—this is where sunset becomes your aperitif, where local Dalmatian wine tastes precisely as good as it should, where grilled fish or meat from the built-in barbecue becomes the evening’s focal point. The terrace orientation means you’re watching light change across water for hours each evening, a free nightly performance that justifies the entire rental cost alone.

Location: Omis and the Surrounding Area

Omis has earned a reputation as Croatia’s adventure capital, and Villa Anetra sits perfectly positioned to prove this claim true. The town itself occupies a dramatic setting where the Cetina River carves through limestone cliffs before reaching the Adriatic—a landscape that looks simultaneously Mediterranean and otherworldly. Within walking distance (roughly 10 minutes on foot), Brzet Beach offers white pebble shores, calm water, and the kind of quiet that larger Croatian beaches have surrendered. The town centre of Omis, 2km away by car, contains restaurants, cafes, and a working harbour where fishing boats still operate alongside modern tour vessels. This isn’t a theme-park version of a Mediterranean town; it’s the actual functioning centre of 5,000 Dalmatians going about their lives.

The Cetina River sits approximately 8km inland and represents the region’s primary draw for active guests. Local outfitters arrange canyoning expeditions through river gorges, zip-lining across ravines above the water, and kayaking through limestone canyons. These aren’t manufactured adventures—the Cetina genuinely requires skill and courage, making them rewarding in ways that sanitised activities cannot match. Velika Plaza, Omis’s main beach, lies within 5km and offers amenities, water sports including jet-skiing and snorkelling, and the kind of developed infrastructure that families with young children appreciate. Galeb Beach, another 5km further, provides a quieter alternative with excellent swimming and scenic cliff views.

The island of Brač sits roughly 12km offshore and is reachable by boat tour from Omis harbour. Known for white stone quarried for centuries, Brač offers beaches, wine tastings, and the notable Golden Cape—a naturally occurring phenomenon where a beach appears to shift position throughout the day. Split, Croatia’s second-largest city and home to Diocletian’s Palace (a UNESCO World Heritage site built in 305 AD), lies 28km north. The drive takes roughly 35 minutes and provides access to museums, restaurants, and the urban amenities that contrast perfectly with Omis’s quieter character. Makarska, 35km to the south, offers another beach town alternative with different energy and its own water-sports reputation.

Seasonal timing matters considerably. May through September delivers the warmest water and most reliable sunshine, with July and August bringing peak Mediterranean heat (often 30°C+) and predictable crowds. June and September offer the sweet spot—water warm enough for genuine swimming comfort, sunshine virtually guaranteed, but fewer tourists competing for restaurant tables. April and October provide pleasant weather for active pursuits (hiking, cycling) but water temperatures that challenge all but the committed swimmers. Winter (November through March) brings occasional rain and cooler temperatures, though snow is extremely rare in coastal Omis.

If you’re exploring Croatian properties broadly, explore our luxury villas in Croatia, browse our villas in Nemira Ravnice for additional Dalmatian options, and review our full collection in Omis. For deeper destination research, our Omis travel guide provides extensive local knowledge beyond property details.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families thrive at Villa Anetra because the five separate bedrooms eliminate the dynamics of shared rooms, and the two kitchens worth of space mean cooking duties don’t create bottlenecks. The gym and sauna appeal to guests who maintain fitness routines during holidays rather than abandoning them entirely. The heated pool works year-round, though spring and autumn use requires genuine comfort with cool water—peak summer guests slip in without hesitation. Groups of friends aged 25-50 find the billiards table, PlayStation 5, and entertainment spaces perfect for evening wind-downs after days spent exploring. Couples seeking a luxurious base for a Dalmatian adventure can book the master bedroom and have four additional rooms available for visiting family or friends. Parents with children appreciate the pool safety (enclosed property, depth control), proximity to calm Brzet Beach, and the combination of activities (water sports for teenagers, gentler beach time for younger children) within reasonable driving distance.

Practical Information

Villa Anetra accommodates 10 guests maximum across 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Split Airport (Aerodrom Split), located 28km north, is the primary arrival point with approximately 35 minutes driving time to the villa. Zadar Airport sits 90km further north if you’re arriving from that direction. A supermarket and essential shops operate in Omis town centre, 2km away by car—close enough for daily trips, far enough that you don’t feel suburban sprawl encroaching on the villa itself. The rental includes heated pool use, Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning throughout, pool heating, basic linens and towels, and access to all listed amenities (gym, sauna, PlayStation 5, billiards table). A cleaning service manages the property at standard intervals; additional cleans can be arranged at cost. Check-in flexibility depends on seasonal booking patterns—contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly to discuss your specific arrival dates and requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Anetra

How many guests does Villa Anetra sleep?

Villa Anetra sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms, each with a king-size bed. The property can accommodate families, groups of friends, or multiple couples without anyone sharing beds. Cots and high chairs are available upon request for guests travelling with infants. No sofa beds are configured into this property, so capacity is genuinely capped at 10.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Anetra in Omis?

Split Airport (Aerodrom Split) sits 28km north of Villa Anetra and represents the closest option for most international arrivals. Ground transfer from Split Airport to the villa typically takes 35-40 minutes by car, depending on traffic and season. The journey follows the coastal road northward—one of Europe’s most scenic drives, with sea views for most of the route. Zadar Airport, located 90km northeast, serves some international routes and can be cheaper than Split depending on your departure city.

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

June and September offer optimal conditions for most guests—water temperatures between 22-26°C, average daily temperatures of 26-28°C, and fewer tourists than peak July-August. Water becomes genuinely warm (27-29°C) in July and August, though crowds at popular beaches intensify considerably. May and October provide excellent weather for active pursuits like hiking or cycling along the Cetina, with water temperatures that suit confident swimmers (20-24°C). Winter months (November through March) bring occasional rain but rarely snow, and the property maintains heating and comfort for off-season guests who value solitude over guaranteed sunshine.

Is Villa Anetra suitable for families with children?

Yes, with considerations for your children’s ages. The heated private pool removes dependence on public beaches for young swimmers, and Brzet Beach (walking distance) provides calm water and shallow entry perfect for toddlers. Children aged 6+ will engage actively with water sports on the Cetina River (canyoning, zip-lining, kayaking), though operators enforce age and physical requirements. The PlayStation 5 and billiards table keep teenagers entertained during evenings. Cots and high chairs accommodate infants. Parents of very young children should note that the property is large (10 guests) and requires active supervision to ensure children don’t explore unsupervised pool areas. Nearby supermarkets in Omis provide nappies, formula, and children’s food options.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Anetra?

The rental includes use of all property facilities: the heated swimming pool, home gym, sauna, billiards table, PlayStation 5, Bluetooth speakers, television and satellite channels, air conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi internet, cooking facilities, and laundry amenities. Standard linens, towels, and bathrobes are provided and refreshed during the rental. Pool heating is included (essential for spring and autumn comfort). Initial cleaning and final cleaning are included; intermediate cleaning (if staying longer than one week) is arranged separately. Utilities (electricity, water, gas heating) are included. Cots and high chairs are available at no additional cost if requested in advance.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Anetra?

Omis town centre, 2km from the villa, contains the Konoba Dalmatino (traditional Dalmatian fish restaurant), Pizzeria Omis (casual family-friendly), and several waterfront cafes. The main supermarket, Konzum, stocks full groceries and operates year-round. Makarska (35km south) offers additional restaurant choices including fine dining options like Restaurant Restoran. Fresh fish markets operate in Omis harbour most mornings, where you can purchase catch-of-the-day directly from fishing boats—ideal if your villa rental includes cooking. Split (28km north) contains numerous restaurants ranging from casual to Michelin-starred. The Cetina River region contains several small family-run konobas (traditional taverns) where locals eat, particularly near Omiski Virtue (the town district near the river). Wine shops throughout Omis stock local Dalmatian wines—the region produces excellent dry reds and whites at reasonable prices.