Villa Tresna | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Zdrilo Posedarje

Eight guests, three bedrooms, one heated swimming pool overlooking the Dalmatian countryside—this is what a luxury villa rental in Zdrilo, Croatia feels like from the moment you arrive. Villa Tresna sits in the village of Zdrilo, near Zadar, where stone-built character meets contemporary comfort, and where your entire group has space to breathe without compromise.

Inside Villa Tresna

Villa Tresna sleeps 8 guests across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The ground floor announces itself with an open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area that flows seamlessly into one another. This isn’t a kitchen hidden away—it’s the social centre of the villa. Professional-grade appliances occupy custom cabinetry; a dishwasher and microwave handle the practical work; a coffee machine ensures mornings start properly. The living space beside it holds comfortable seating angled toward the garden views beyond. One complete bathroom serves this lower level, thoughtfully designed with accessibility in mind.

Bedroom 1 occupies the ground floor itself: a double bed, private en-suite bathroom, and proximity to the main living areas—ideal for guests who prefer not to navigate stairs or for parents wanting their own retreat away from children’s rooms. Climb to the first floor and Bedrooms 2 and 3 reveal themselves, each with a double bed and individual en-suite bathrooms. Both upper bedrooms access a shared balcony that captures morning light and afternoon breezes; this is where the villa’s geography becomes apparent—the garden slopes away, the pool glimmers below, and beyond that, the green shoulders of the Dalmatian hinterland roll toward the horizon.

A fitness room with equipment occupies additional interior space—not a token gesture, but a functional gym where guests maintain routines during their stay. Wi-Fi and television provide connectivity and entertainment when weather or inclination demands indoor time. Air conditioning cools all spaces during July and August heat. A washing machine and tumble dryer handle laundry, and a safe secures valuables. Cots and high chairs are available for families travelling with infants.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The real estate outside the walls deserves equal attention. A heated swimming pool—substantial enough for genuine laps, warm enough for comfort even during shoulder seasons—occupies the garden’s focal point. Sunbeds arrange themselves around it, angled for morning or afternoon sun depending on your preference. A poolside shower rinses away salt and chlorine without re-entering the house.

A summer kitchen with barbecue anchors the dining terrace, where groups gather for evening meals. This isn’t a decorative grill—it’s a functioning outdoor kitchen where someone can prepare fish while others drink wine at the table. The terrace itself spans a considerable width, shaded in sections, open to sun in others. Descend to the garden and a children’s playground provides activity for younger guests, separated thoughtfully from the main living zones but visible for supervision.

The entire grounds are fenced, creating security and privacy. A substantial parking area accommodates multiple vehicles. Garden furniture—tables, chairs, loungers—comes supplied. Mature vegetation screens the property from neighbours while framing views toward the countryside beyond.

Location: Zdrilo and the Surrounding Area

Zdrilo sits approximately 25 kilometres south of Zadar city, in the coastal Zadar County region of Dalmatia. The village itself maintains a village character—local residents outnumber tourists, the pace is deliberate, the accent is recognizably Croatian.

Vinjerac, the nearest significant settlement, lies roughly 8 kilometres away and functions as the area’s maritime hub. Its waterfront hosts restaurants specializing in fresh catch—squid, sea bream, langoustine—landed daily from boats moored at the quay. The town maintains a working fishing character rather than a resort atmosphere; locals still outnumber visitors. Weekly markets sell produce from inland farms: tomatoes, peppers, local cheese, and honey from surrounding apiaries. Windsurfing equipment rents from the beach here; kayaking tours depart for nearby coves.

Beaches within 15 kilometres include the pebbly shore at Obala Beach near Vinjerac, popular for swimming and boat access, and several smaller coves accessible by car or boat. The Adriatic’s clarity here allows underwater visibility of 30+ metres; snorkelling from private boats reveals Mediterranean flora and occasional grouper populations. For diving, the Zadar Dive Centre operates from the city itself, offering wreck dives, wall dives, and fish-spotting expeditions.

Zadar city, roughly 30 kilometres north, contains substantial cultural infrastructure: the Museum of Glass Beads, Roman archaeological displays, and the medieval old town with the Church of St. Donatus. The Sea Organ at Zadar’s waterfront—an architectural sound installation that plays notes as waves push through underwater pipes—has become internationally recognized. Approximately 45 minutes’ drive reaches Zadar Airport (ZAD), the region’s primary gateway with connections to European capitals.

For wine enthusiasts, the Zadar hinterland produces distinctive local varieties from family vineyards around Bibinje and Posedarje (both within 20 kilometres). Several estates offer tastings and cellar tours. Explore our luxury villas in Croatia to compare regional options, or review our full collection of properties in this coastal area. For detailed destination context, our Zadar travel guide covers seasons, events, and practical logistics.

The Velebit Mountain range rises inland, forming a dramatic backdrop. Several hiking routes ascend from nearby villages; the easiest pathways reach viewpoints overlooking both the Adriatic and the Pannonian plains beyond. Cycling routes connect coastal villages; flat terrain near sea level gives way to moderate climbs toward inland hamlets.

May through September brings reliable warm weather—May and September average 20-22°C with calm seas; July and August reach 28-30°C but attract larger crowds. April and October remain pleasant (15-18°C) with fewer tourists. Winter months see rain and occasional bora winds from the northeast.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit from the three separate bedrooms and four bathrooms—parents, grandparents, and adolescent children each gain private bathroom access, reducing morning logistics. The ground-floor bedroom accommodates aging relatives or guests with mobility considerations without isolation from group activities.

Groups of friends numbering six to eight find the villa’s scale appropriate; the open kitchen encourages communal cooking and the terrace accommodates group dining. The heated pool and games equipment (darts, fitness room) provide activity structure without requiring external bookings.

Couples seeking privacy with occasional visitors’ arrival appreciate the first-floor bedrooms’ relative seclusion and balcony access. The master bedroom’s distance from guest bedrooms maintains separation.

Parents of young children value the fenced grounds, children’s playground, high chairs, cots, and proximity to calm water at Vinjerac rather than exposed beaches. The summer kitchen allows meal preparation visible to playing children.

Remote workers find consistent Wi-Fi, a dedicated fitness room for exercise breaks, and a quiet environment—the countryside location means fewer distractions than beachfront properties.

Practical Information

Villa Tresna accommodates 8 guests maximum: 3 bedrooms with double beds (6 guests), plus 2 additional guests on available sofa seating or a cot. Four bathrooms serve this capacity comfortably.

Zadar Airport (ZAD) lies 45 kilometres north, approximately 50 minutes’ drive via the coastal road. A private transfer service can be arranged; self-drive via rental car provides flexibility for exploring the region.

Supermarket shopping occurs in Vinjerac or Zadar; smaller convenience shops stock basics in Zdrilo itself. Weekly markets in Vinjerac (Tuesdays and Fridays typically) supply fresh produce at lower cost than permanent retailers.

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout, air conditioning in all rooms, pool heating during cooler months, bed linen and towels, dishwasher and laundry facilities, and access to all kitchen equipment and furnishings. Parking is complimentary and secure. A safety deposit box stores passports and valuables. Check-in typically occurs from 16:00; check-out by 10:00, though flexibility can be requested based on availability.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Tresna

How many guests does Villa Tresna sleep?

Villa Tresna sleeps 8 guests across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Bedroom 1 contains one double bed; Bedrooms 2 and 3 each contain one double bed. Additional guests can be accommodated on existing sofa seating, and cots are available for infants, bringing maximum capacity to 8.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Tresna in Zdrilo?

Zadar Airport (ZAD) is the closest international airport, located approximately 45 kilometres north of the villa. Journey time by car is roughly 50 minutes via the coastal highway. The airport handles direct flights from most European capitals and several seasonal routes. Ground transfer services can be pre-arranged, or rental cars are available at airport desks.

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

May through September offer warm, stable weather suitable for pool use and beach visits. May and September provide 20-22°C temperatures with fewer tourists than peak summer. July and August reach 28-30°C but attract maximum crowds across the region. April and October remain pleasant (15-18°C) with mild conditions, ideal for walking and exploration without heat stress. Winter (November–March) sees occasional rainfall and strong bora winds, unsuitable for pool use, though quieter and significantly cheaper for extended stays or remote work scenarios.

Is Villa Tresna suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa includes a heated pool with shallow entry points, a fenced garden with a children’s playground, high chairs and cots for infants, and a ground-floor bedroom ideal for parents with young children. Nearby Vinjerac offers calm, sheltered bathing beaches preferable to open seacoasts for toddlers. Shallow coves around the area suit beginning swimmers. The summer kitchen allows meal preparation with visibility of outdoor play areas. Several family-oriented activities—kayaking, gentle snorkelling, local village exploration—suit school-age children.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Tresna?

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning, pool heating, bed linen, bath towels, kitchen equipment and dishwasher use, washing machine and tumble dryer access, television, and complimentary parking. The outdoor shower, barbecue grill, and garden furniture are included. A safety deposit box is available. Additional services—such as private transfers, chef services, or concierge bookings—can be arranged separately at cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Tresna?

Vinjerac, 8 kilometres away, hosts waterfront restaurants including Konoba Marina (traditional seafood), Ivo’s (fresh fish and local wine), and Konoba Leut (casual family dining). The weekly market in Vinjerac (Tuesdays and Fridays) sells fresh produce, cheese, olives, and local honey. A supermarket chain operates in Vinjerac for standard groceries. Zadar city, 30 kilometres north, offers restaurants ranging from casual pizzerias to Michelin-recognized establishments, plus shopping centres and specialist food markets. A small convenience shop in Zdrilo village stocks essentials, though larger shopping trips require driving to Vinjerac or Zadar.