Villa Bijelio | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Stanici Omis

Ten guests, five bedrooms, one coastline that demands your full attention. Villa Bijelio in Stanići offers the kind of luxury villa rental in Croatia that transforms a holiday into a turning point—where mornings begin with Adriatic light across your balcony and evenings finish with wine on a terrace that overlooks open sea.

Inside Villa Bijelio

Villa Bijelio sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, each thoughtfully configured for comfort without compromise. Ground floor hosts Bedroom 1, a double with air-conditioning and television access, plus a family bathroom serving the main living zones. The staircase leads to four first-floor bedroom suites, each with king-size beds, individual climate control, wall-mounted televisions, and en-suite bathrooms fitted with walk-in showers—three of these rooms open directly onto private balconies with sea-facing views.

The heart of the villa is an open-plan living, kitchen, and dining expanse that flows without walls or pretence. The kitchen itself—fully equipped with professional appliances, dishwasher, microwave, and coffee machine—is the kind of space where someone always volunteers to cook. Dining seats ten at a single table, positioned so meals happen against a backdrop of water and island silhouettes. A PlayStation 5 and Bluetooth speaker occupy the lounge, though most guests find themselves gravitating to the glass doors that frame the pool and sea beyond.

A dedicated gym and games room occupies its own zone: fitness equipment sits ready for those determined to maintain routines, while a table-tennis setup caters to competitive evenings. Practical amenities include washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and board, and hairdryer in every bathroom. Cot and highchair are available for families with young children, and parking is secured on-property.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The outdoor realm is where Villa Bijelio reveals its true character. A heated private swimming pool (3.2 metres by 9.2 metres) anchors the terraces, surrounded by five sunbeds and lounge seating arranged to catch either morning or afternoon light depending on your preference. Beyond the poolside, a shaded dining area with integrated barbecue setup transforms al fresco eating into something deliberate and luxurious—the kind of place where grilled octopus tastes better because of where you’re standing.

A tiered sundeck layout descends toward the shoreline, where a secondary relaxation platform sits just 30 metres from the pebble beach. The water here is clear enough to see through to the Adriatic floor. A canoe is provided, enabling exploration of nearby coves and the kind of swimming sessions where you float and watch the mainland recede. The villa’s southern and eastern exposures mean that sunset colours the entire terrace sequence in shades that photographs always fail to capture.

Location: Stanići and the Surrounding Area

Stanići itself is a coastal settlement of approximately 150 permanent residents, positioned along the Dalmatian coastline where mountains drop directly into sea. The village feels genuinely inhabited rather than built for tourism—local fishermen still work from the beach, family-run tavernas serve lunch, and the rhythm follows seasons rather than booking calendars. The Adriatic here presents in multiple shades: grey-green in morning light, deep turquoise by midday, and bronze-copper at dusk.

Omiš, 6 kilometres south along the coast, is the region’s adventure hub. The Cetina River runs through it, generating world-class rafting opportunities and canyoning expeditions that range from beginner-friendly half-day outings to technical all-day descents. Zip-lining operations depart from platforms overlooking the river gorge. Omiš’s medieval Old Town clusters around a fortress, with narrow lanes opening onto restaurants serving fresh seafood and traditional Dalmatian peka (slow-cooked meat and vegetables). The Omiš Travel Guide contains detailed seasonal information and can be found in our Omis travel guide.

Split lies 40 kilometres northwest—a 45-minute drive—and functions as the cultural and logistical anchor for the region. Diocletian’s Palace dominates the waterfront and remains one of Europe’s most impressive Roman structures. The city hosts restaurants ranging from Michelin-recognised establishments to family trattorias, plus museums, galleries, and a working port that still loads actual cargo alongside tourist ferries.

Between Stanići and Omiš, several named beaches and coves merit exploration: Radman beach sits 2 kilometres north with organised facilities, while the coves near Nemira village (4 kilometres south) offer sheltered swimming and taverna dining. Dalmatian wines from the nearby Neretva Valley region—particularly crisp whites like Vranac and Plavac Mali reds—pair exceptionally with local catch. Supermarkets operate in Omiš (6 kilometres), with smaller shops in Stanići itself selling basics and local produce daily.

May through September represent peak season, with June and September offering warmth without July’s peak crowds. Water temperature peaks in August at 26°C. Winter months (November through February) bring reduced crowds and lower rates, though Mediterranean conditions mean regular sunny days between rainfall. Our collection of luxury villas in Croatia and additional Omis properties provide alternatives for different seasons and preferences.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families and multi-generational groups find the five separate bedrooms and five bathrooms eliminate negotiation about shared facilities. Grandparents occupy a first-floor suite with balcony views while adult children settle on another floor. The pool accommodates simultaneous swimming rather than taking turns.

Friends travelling together—particularly groups of 8-10 where multiple couples prefer not to share sleeping spaces—benefit from the configuration. The games room, PlayStation, and table-tennis table fuel competitive entertainment between beach days.

Families with young children appreciate the private pool environment, provided cot and highchair, and the supervised beach access just 30 metres away. The shallow pebble shelf and gentle gradient make water entry safe for toddlers.

Remote workers and professionals utilise the reliable Wi-Fi for calls and emails while maintaining holiday pace. The villa’s quiet location avoids distracting nightlife while remaining connected to infrastructure.

Couples seeking group retreat options can book the entire villa or negotiate smaller group rates, combining romance with social calendar.

Practical Information

Capacity: 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Configuration: one double (ground floor) and four kings (first floor).

Nearest Airport: Split Airport (Aerodrom Split) is located 39 kilometres north by highway, approximately 50 minutes’ drive depending on traffic and ferry requirements. Car hire at the airport is standard practice; taxis and transfer services can be arranged in advance.

Supermarkets and Services: Konzum supermarket in Omiš (6 kilometres, 10 minutes by car) stocks groceries, alcohol, and household items daily. Smaller local shop in Stanići itself sells essentials. Pharmacy located in Omiš town centre.

What’s Included: Air-conditioning, heating (including pool heating), Wi-Fi internet, electricity, water, linen and towel provision, pool access, table tennis, PlayStation 5, gym equipment, canoe, parking. Standard cleaning is included; additional cleaning services can be arranged.

Check-in: Flexible arrival times can be arranged with advance notice. Late check-in and early check-out incur additional fees.

Pets: Small pets accepted on request and with additional deposit; prior approval required.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Bijelio

How many guests does Villa Bijelio sleep?

Villa Bijelio accommodates 10 guests maximum across 5 bedrooms: one ground-floor double bedroom, and four first-floor king-size suites, each with private en-suite bathroom. No additional sofa beds or annexes are available; the villa is configured for the stated 10-person capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Bijelio in Stanići?

Split Airport (Aerodrom Split) serves the region and is located 39 kilometres north, approximately 45-50 minutes by car depending on traffic. Car hire is recommended for exploring the Dalmatian coast, though taxi and transfer services operate from the airport and can be pre-booked. Direct flights connect Split to major European cities seasonally.

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

June and September offer the optimal balance: water temperature ranges from 22-25°C, daytime highs reach 28-30°C, and crowds thin considerably compared to July-August. Spring months (April-May) provide excellent weather and wildflower displays. Autumn (October) remains warm enough for swimming. Summer (July-August) delivers peak sunshine but brings maximum tourist density and heat that can exceed 35°C. Winter months provide value and fewer crowds, though occasional rainfall occurs and water temperature drops to 12-14°C.

Is Villa Bijelio suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private heated pool removes safety concerns about open-water supervision. The beach sits just 30 metres away with a gentle pebble gradient suitable for toddlers. Cot and highchair are provided. The ground-floor bedroom allows parents to position children close to main living spaces. The quiet Stanići location means minimal nightlife disruption, and nearby Omiš offers family-friendly activities like gentle rafting and beach exploration rather than only extreme sports.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Bijelio?

Standard inclusions comprise: air-conditioning and heating (pool heating included), all utilities (electricity and water), Wi-Fi internet, linen and towel provision, initial cleaning, use of all fixtures and equipment (pool, gym, PlayStation, table tennis, canoe, barbecue), and parking. Cleaning during the stay and additional housekeeping services are available at extra cost. Some special events and seasonal supplements may apply; confirm with the villa directly.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Bijelio?

Stanići itself contains several family-run tavernas serving lunch and dinner with fresh daily catch—typically within 5-minute walking distance from the villa. Omiš, 6 kilometres south, hosts 20+ restaurants ranging from casual beachfront grills to established establishments like Stari Grad, serving traditional Dalmatian cuisine. Konzum supermarket is located in Omiš town centre (6 kilometres, 10-minute drive). Weekly farmers’ markets operate in Omiš on Saturday mornings, selling produce, cheese, and local wines. For broader shopping and dining diversity, Split (40 kilometres) contains Michelin-recognised restaurants, international chains, and the covered Green Market (Zelena Pijaca) for fresh ingredients.