Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning | 2-Bedroom Villa in Skrip

A luxury villa rental in Škrip, Brac, Croatia positions you in the Adriatic’s most historically layered village—where stone houses date to medieval times and the sea breeze carries the scent of Dalmatian herbs. Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning sits at the heart of this quiet settlement, offering six guests a contemporary retreat with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and direct access to one of the island’s most authentic localities. Most visitors discover Škrip by accident; those who stay here choose it deliberately.

Inside Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning

Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning sleeps 6 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across a meticulously planned 138-square-metre layout that feels considerably larger than its footprint. The ground floor opens into a unified kitchen-living-dining zone—a space where meal preparation, conversation, and rest occur fluidly in the same room. The kitchen itself carries the appliances that distinguish a working holiday from a catered one: a full-size dishwasher, microwave, ice maker, and espresso machine sit beside marble countertops and storage that doesn’t require archaeological investigation to find anything. The living area features a working fireplace (wood supplied seasonally), a wall-mounted television, and a sofa that converts into a double bed, accommodating two additional guests comfortably. The ground-floor bathroom includes a walk-in shower and underfloor heating—a feature that transforms February mornings from bracing to tolerable.

The first floor contains the two primary bedrooms, each with its own identity and private balcony. The first bedroom features a king-size bed, television, wall safe, and a walk-in wardrobe; the second offers a queen-size bed with identical amenities. Both rooms capture different angles of the village and surrounding landscape. A shared first-floor bathroom mirrors the ground-floor design with a walk-in shower and underfloor heating. Throughout the villa, Wi-Fi reaches every corner, air conditioning handles the summer heat efficiently, and practical touches—hairdryer, iron with board, washing machine, and dryer—ensure you can actually live here, not merely occupy the space.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior transitions from intimate to expansive. A private swimming pool measuring 32 square metres occupies the lower garden area, surrounded by sunbeds and direct kitchen access through glass sliding doors. The pool’s dimensions accommodate both serious swimmers and lounging families. Moving upward, a shaded dining area with a built-in barbecue grill sits adjacent to the kitchen—a configuration that eliminates the awkward walk between cooking indoors and eating outside. The rooftop terrace, accessed separately, functions as a solar-exposed retreat with additional sunbed placement and unobstructed views across the Adriatic toward the mainland. This is where you watch the sun descend into the sea while holding a glass of Dalmatian white wine; this is also where you read undisturbed for three hours without moving.

Location: Škrip and the Surrounding Area

Škrip claims distinction as Brac’s oldest inhabited settlement, a designation you sense immediately in its layout and architectural DNA. The village itself contains a small café and a grocery shop adequate for basics—coffee, bread, cheese, local tomatoes during summer. The nearest supermarket and wider shopping options appear in Supetar, 9 kilometres away, where Jadran supermarket and several restaurants including konoba-style establishments serve both residents and visitors. The town of Supetar functions as Brac’s main port, with ferry connections to Split and regular bus service across the island.

Beaches require realistic planning. The closest swimming location sits approximately 5 kilometres from Škrip, offering clear shallow water and an unhurried atmosphere. Bol, located 28 kilometres away on the opposite coast, provides access to Zlatni Rat—the island’s signature landscape feature with its distinctive triangular shape, golden pebble beach, and reliable wind conditions that attract windsurfers from across Europe. Between Supetar and Bol, the distance is approximately 35 kilometres via the main road; allow 45 minutes to drive it.

For cultural engagement, the Blaca Hermitage (15 kilometres away) demonstrates Dalmatian monasticism in its most dramatic form—a monastery carved into a clifftop, reachable by a narrow coastal path. Vidova Gora, Brac’s summit at 778 metres, crowns the island 12 kilometres south of Škrip; the drive takes 20 minutes, and the panoramic views extend to Dalmatia’s mainland peaks. The Pustinja Desert, despite its forbidding name, is a limestone karst plateau 20 kilometres south where scrubland and wind-sculpted rock create an otherworldly landscape suitable for hiking or simply standing and observing the Mediterranean’s immensity.

Wine production occurs throughout the island; several small family wineries operate within 10 kilometres of Škrip and welcome visitors for tastings. Paddleboarding and kayaking depart from Supetar’s waterfront, offering access to sea caves and rocky coves inaccessible by road. Cycling routes traverse the island’s interior, connecting villages and passing through olive groves and vineyard terraces. For destination context and broader travel planning, explore our Croatia travel guide, browse our luxury villas in Grad Supetar, and review our full collection of villas throughout Croatia.

Seasonally, May through September delivers warm water and reliable sunshine; July and August bring crowds and peak pricing. April and October offer near-summer weather with fewer visitors and lower accommodation costs. February through March remains cool but increasingly navigable, with almond blossoms appearing across the island’s landscape.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children find genuine advantages here: the private pool eliminates transport to public beaches, high chairs and cots arrive pre-installed, and the kitchen’s layout keeps younger guests visible while meals prepare. Multi-generational groups appreciate the flexible bedroom arrangement and ground-floor sofa-bed option for rotating sleeping configurations.

Couples seeking quietude discover Škrip’s lack of nightlife an asset rather than a limitation; the village attracts those prioritizing solitude and natural landscape over entertainment infrastructure. Groups of four to six friends without children adapt easily to the two-bedroom configuration by rotating who occupies the sofa-bed or rotating bedrooms nightly.

Remote workers and freelancers maintain productivity here: the Wi-Fi proves stable, the kitchen accommodates morning coffee rituals, and the outdoor spaces provide afternoon work alternatives. Those fleeing winter weather—northern Europeans in particular—find January through March genuinely viable despite lower temperatures; the villa’s heating and fireplace compensate adequately.

Practical Information

Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning accommodates 6 guests: 2 bedrooms with 1 king bed and 1 queen bed, plus a convertible sofa bed on the ground floor. Two full bathrooms serve all areas. The villa includes Wi-Fi, air conditioning, heating, television, dishwasher, microwave, ice maker, coffee machine, hairdryer, safe, iron and board, washing machine, dryer, cot, and highchair. Pets are accommodated on request; discuss specific requirements during booking.

Split Airport (40 kilometres away via ferry or coastal road) serves as the primary entry point; the journey to Škrip requires either a ferry to Supetar (50 minutes from Split’s waterfront) followed by a 20-minute drive, or a longer coastal drive around the bay. Private transfer services can be arranged. The villa provides private parking adjacent to the property.

The nearest supermarket is Jadran in Supetar, 9 kilometres away; a small grocery shop operates in Škrip village itself for daily necessities. Utilities, Wi-Fi, and pool maintenance are included in the rental price. Bed linens and towels arrive fresh; cleaning occurs at departure or, for extended stays, upon request during your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions about Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning

How many guests does Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning sleep?

The villa sleeps 6 guests across its two primary bedrooms—one with a king-size bed and one with a queen-size bed—plus an additional double sofa-bed on the ground floor. This configuration suits families with younger children or groups where flexible sleeping arrangements prove advantageous.

What is the nearest airport to Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning in Škrip?

Split Airport lies 40 kilometres away. The transfer requires either a 50-minute ferry from Split’s waterfront to Supetar followed by a 20-minute drive to Škrip, or approximately 75 minutes by car if you choose the coastal route around the bay. Private transfer services are available and recommended for the first arrival.

What is the best time of year to rent Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning?

May through September offers peak sunshine, warm sea water (averaging 22-24°C), and ideal conditions for swimming and water activities. July and August attract the highest visitor numbers and command peak pricing. April and October provide pleasant weather with notably fewer crowds and 10-20% lower rates. Winter months (November through March) remain viable for those seeking solitude; temperatures average 8-12°C, but the villa’s heating and fireplace create comfortable indoor living spaces.

Is Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private 32-square-metre pool eliminates the need to transport children to public beaches; the villa includes both a cot and a highchair; the ground floor’s unified kitchen-living layout allows supervision while meal preparation occurs; and Supetar’s beaches (9 kilometres away) offer shallow, calm water ideal for young swimmers. The village’s quiet character and absence of nightlife create a controlled environment.

What is included in the rental price at Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning?

The rental includes Wi-Fi, air conditioning, heating, all utilities, television and streaming capability, dishwasher, microwave, ice maker, coffee machine, iron and board, washing machine, dryer, and pool maintenance. Fresh bed linens and towels arrive at check-in; additional cleaning can be arranged mid-stay for extended bookings. Parking is private and included.

What restaurants and shops are near Experience Luxury at Villa Ama in Stunning?

Škrip village itself contains a small café and a basic grocery shop serving daily necessities. Supetar, 9 kilometres away, houses Jadran supermarket and several konoba-style restaurants serving traditional Dalmatian cuisine, including Konoba Ribarski Dvor (seafood-focused) and various establishments along the waterfront. Bol, 28 kilometres away, offers additional dining options and larger supermarket facilities. Most villages within 15 kilometres of Škrip maintain small stores for bread, cheese, and seasonal produce.