Villa Bracia | 3-Bedroom Villa with Hot Tub in Postira

The island of Brac in central Dalmatia rewards those who venture beyond Split’s busy streets. Villa Bracia sits 25 minutes inland from Supetar’s ferry terminal, positioned on land where vineyards stretch toward the horizon and the Adriatic remains within reach. This stone-built residence sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, designed for families and small groups seeking seclusion without sacrificing contemporary comfort.

Inside Villa Bracia

The ground floor contains the home’s social hub: a games room where pool tournaments unfold, a home cinema equipped for evening screenings, and the main living quarters. Here, the open-plan layout merges lounge seating, a fully outfitted kitchen, and dining space under vaulted ceilings with floor-to-ceiling glass. Large windows dissolve the boundary between indoors and the expansive terrace beyond—you navigate rooms without losing sight of the gardens and sea views framed in every direction.

Ascending to the first floor reveals three bedrooms, each with private en-suite bathrooms. The master bedroom occupies the prime position: a generously proportioned space with a substantial bed, integrated desk and reading chair, and an en-suite bathroom where you can soak in the tub while the landscape unfolds beyond the windows. Two further double bedrooms, similarly appointed with en-suite facilities, open directly onto the covered terrace—ideal for guests who prefer morning coffee with garden views. An additional bathroom on this level serves shared guest needs.

Throughout the villa, the architecture honours Brac’s traditional stone construction while the interior finishes read unmistakably contemporary. Heating through a working fireplace, air-conditioning throughout, and high-speed Wi-Fi across all rooms ensure Villa Bracia functions as both holiday home and, should you need it, a fully capable remote working base. The games room doubles as a flexible space—table tennis, pool table, and the adjacent cinema create a dedicated entertainment wing separate from sleeping quarters.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace commands attention immediately. An expansive paved area incorporates multiple zones: a dining section for 8-10 people, lounging areas with sunbeds and parasols, and a covered seating space that functions as an outdoor room even during Brac’s brief rainy spells. The jacuzzi sits at the terrace’s edge, bubbling continuously through sunset hours when the light turns the stone buildings golden. The spa and sauna facility, equipped with its own sound system and relaxation area, offers the kind of retreat usually found in five-star resorts—except here, it’s entirely private and steps from your bedroom.

Beyond the immediate terrace, the grounds reveal themselves as a working horticultural space. Rose gardens occupy prime positions. Vegetable beds provide seasonal harvests (tomatoes, peppers, herbs flourish in summer months). Olive and fruit trees—including the rare buhavica olive variety that Brac cultivates across more than 500,000 trees island-wide—create naturalistic screening between Villa Bracia and neighbouring properties. The swimming pool, closed seasonally for winter maintenance, reopens in spring 2026 and will feature sun loungers positioned for maximum exposure. Private parking accommodates multiple vehicles, essential given Brac’s reliance on private transport.

Standing on the terrace at dusk, the view extends south across olive groves toward the Adriatic’s distant shimmer. The property faces away from Supetar’s ferry crowds, instead overlooking the quieter interior landscapes that define authentic Brac island life.

Location: Brac Island and the Surrounding Area

Brac Island ranks as central Dalmatia’s largest and highest elevated landmass, making it immediately distinct from its smaller neighbours. Villa Bracia’s position in Opcina Postira—approximately 25 minutes by car from Supetar harbour where ferries connect to Split—provides the strategic advantage of island seclusion coupled with mainland access. The journey to Split takes roughly 90 minutes door-to-door (including the 50-minute ferry crossing), positioning Diocletian’s Palace and Split’s UNESCO-listed old town within day-trip reach.

Supetar itself, 12km north, functions as Brac’s commercial heartland. Supermarkets, fresh produce markets, international restaurants, and the ferry infrastructure concentrate here. The town maintains a working harbour atmosphere rather than resort tourism polish—ideal for those seeking authentic Croatian island culture. Beyond Supetar, the island’s eastern coast reveals Zlatni Rat beach near Bol, approximately 20km southeast of the villa. This distinctive pebble formation, famous for its mobile sandbars that shift with seasonal currents, consistently ranks among Croatia’s most photographed beaches and justifiably so: the water clarity and backdrop of Vidova Gora mountain create conditions rarely matched elsewhere in Dalmatia.

The island’s wine producers have gained international recognition. Local olive oil from the aforementioned buhavica olives carries PDO status—expect to find producers selling directly from modest estates scattered across the island’s interior. Cycling routes traverse the island’s quieter roads, connecting villages like Postira (2km away) and Pucisca (8km north), where traditional stone-cutting workshops remain active. Several small family-run tavernas operate near Villa Bracia, serving catch-of-the-day fish and island vegetables. Boat hire from Supetar enables exploration of nearby coves and neighbouring islands—Hvar lies 12km west, Vis approximately 30km further—ideal for day cruises or overnight sailing expeditions.

Split Airport, located on the mainland near Kastela, sits 40km northwest of Villa Bracia (approximately 1 hour 15 minutes including ferry time). Air connections link Split to major European hubs daily. For those exploring beyond Brac, the Croatia Travel Guide in our luxury travel magazine details broader regional attractions including Diocletian’s Palace, the Dalmatian coast, and island-hopping itineraries. Browse more options in our villas in Opcina Postira and explore further choices across our full collection in Croatia.

Seasonally, May through October delivers the Mediterranean climate Brac is famous for—warm, dry, predictable. July and August peak with temperatures reaching 28-30°C but also attract maximum island tourism. June and September offer identical weather with substantially fewer crowds. April and November remain warm enough for swimming (water temperature 17-19°C) and bring fewer visitors. Winter (December-March) sees occasional rain and water temperatures dropping to 12-14°C, though the season’s appeal lies in solitude and lower rental rates.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit immediately from Villa Bracia’s spatial layout: three bedrooms accommodate two parents plus four adult children, or multi-generational groups where privacy matters. The games room and cinema function as natural buffer zones, allowing teenage guests independence from adult gathering spaces. Couples seeking an upscale retreat find the master suite’s en-suite bathroom and reading nook designed precisely for this scenario—mornings can unfold entirely separately if desired.

Small corporate groups conducting working retreats appreciate the reliable Wi-Fi, multiple bedroom/bathroom combinations, and the professional appearance of entertaining clients on a terrace overlooking olive groves. The sauna and jacuzzi provide post-meeting relaxation without requiring external bookings. Friends travelling together—whether reuniting after years apart or celebrating specific milestones—discover the property’s neutral hosting dynamic: no single bedroom dominates, bedrooms feel equally appointed, and shared spaces (games room, cinema, dining terrace) foster group bonding without forced togetherness.

Families with older children (10+) find Brac’s outdoor orientation and direct beach access (Zlatni Rat is 20km away) appealing. The pool provides supervised swimming during warmer months. The island’s cycling infrastructure and boat hire options suit active family holidays rather than resort-dependent stays. Parents seeking to disconnect should note that Brac’s mobile signal remains functional but not ubiquitous—the villa’s Wi-Fi becomes your reliable communication link, which many families identify as feature rather than limitation.

Practical Information

Capacity & Layout: Villa Bracia accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The master bedroom contains a substantial bed with private en-suite. Two further double bedrooms, each with private en-suite bathrooms, serve secondary guest needs. An additional shared bathroom supports the ground floor.

Nearest Airport: Split Airport (Aerodrom Split), 40km away via the mainland, represents your primary arrival point. Allow 1 hour 15 minutes for the combined drive and ferry crossing. Zadar Airport, 120km north, offers alternative connections to select European cities and typically involves longer ground transfer times.

Local Services: Supetar’s supermarket and bakery lie 12km north; fresh produce markets operate daily during summer season. Petrol stations cluster in Supetar town centre. Medical facilities include a health centre in Supetar (12km north) and main hospital in Split for serious incidents.

What’s Included: Rental includes high-speed Wi-Fi throughout, air-conditioning and heating, linen and towels, pool access (in-season), sauna and jacuzzi use, dishwasher and washing machine operation, parking, and basic housekeeping. Some utilities (water, electricity, heating) fall within stated rates; confirm clarifications with Excellence Luxury Villas directly. Pets may be accommodated by prior request—discuss specific animals and associated fees before booking.

Check-In Flexibility: Standard check-in operates at 16:00 with checkout at 10:00. Early arrivals and late departures may be arranged subject to availability—contact Excellence Luxury Villas with specific requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Bracia

How many guests does Villa Bracia sleep?

Villa Bracia sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The master bedroom accommodates 2 adults; two further double bedrooms each sleep 2 additional guests. No sofa beds or roll-away arrangements extend capacity beyond 6.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Bracia in Croatia?

Split Airport (Aerodrom Split), located 40km northwest on mainland Croatia near Kastela, serves as the primary airport. Journey time from Split Airport to Villa Bracia is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes, including a 50-minute ferry crossing from Supetar to Split and onward drive. Most international flights connect through Split. Zadar Airport, 120km north, offers limited international service and extends journey time to 2+ hours.

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

June through September deliver warm, consistently dry weather perfect for swimming and outdoor terrace use. July and August hit peak Mediterranean warmth (28-30°C water temperature) but attract maximum island tourism and corresponding rental demand. May and October remain warm (24-26°C) with significantly fewer visitors and often reduced rates. April and November suit those accepting cooler water (17-19°C) in exchange for solitude. Winter (December-March) brings occasional rain and temperatures dropping to 10-12°C; this season appeals to budget-conscious travellers and those seeking complete privacy rather than beach holidays.

Is Villa Bracia suitable for families with children?

Villa Bracia works well for families with children aged 10+. The swimming pool (reopens spring 2026) provides supervised water play during warmer months. The proximity to Zlatni Rat beach near Bol (20km south) and Supetar’s family-friendly waterfront offer child-appropriate activities. The games room with table tennis and pool table entertains older children. Younger children (under 10) require closer supervision around the unfenced pool area and jacuzzi. No specific childproofing (stair gates, outlet covers) comes pre-installed; families with very young children should confirm any required safety modifications with Excellence Luxury Villas in advance.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Bracia?

Standard inclusions comprise high-speed Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, air-conditioning and heating systems, all linen and towels, use of the sauna and jacuzzi, washing machine and dishwasher operation, private parking, and routine housekeeping. Pool use (when open, May-September) is included. Some utilities including water and electricity fall within the rental rate; confirm specifics regarding cost structures for extended stays. Pets may be accommodated by prior written request—contact Excellence Luxury Villas to discuss your specific animal and any associated fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Bracia?

Supetar, 12km north, houses the island’s primary supermarket (Studenac and several local markets), bakeries, and restaurants. Family-run establishments like Konoba Dalmatino and Konoba Macavoni serve island specialities—fresh fish, urchin pasta, local wines. Postira, 2km south, offers smaller local shops and traditional tavernas. Bol, 20km southeast, features waterfront restaurants capitalising on Zlatni Rat beach tourism; standards vary but several consistently deliver quality seafood and Mediterranean vegetables. Stock Villa Bracia’s kitchen from Supetar’s markets (visit early morning for best produce selection) or arrange pre-arrival provisioning through Excellence Luxury Villas for a small fee.