Villa Andele | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Rogoznica

The Dalmatian coastline near Rogoznica delivers everything a villa holiday demands: turquoise waters within walking distance, hilltop villages producing some of Croatia’s finest wines, and access to seven cascading waterfalls in Krka National Park. Villa Andele sits at the heart of this landscape, a contemporary four-bedroom property where ten guests find themselves equidistant from peaceful beach coves and vibrant cultural landmarks. This luxury villa rental in Rogoznica, Croatia serves as both a retreat and a base camp for serious exploration.

What sets this property apart begins before you step inside. The southern-facing infinity pool commands views across the Adriatic, while a separate children’s pool keeps younger guests entertained without monopolising the adult relaxation zone. The heated system means swimming remains genuinely enjoyable from April through November—not just theoretically possible. Beyond the pool deck lies a covered dining pavilion where you can orchestrate long meals while Mediterranean light shifts across the stone terraces. The sauna and hot tub facility, positioned within the wellness room, transforms sunset hours into something approaching ritual.

Inside Villa Andele

Villa Andele sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, distributed across two floors designed for minimal cramping and maximum breathing room. Ground level opens directly from the terrace into a merged living and dining space where panoramic Mediterranean views dominate the southern wall. The kitchen spans a full width, equipped with professional-grade appliances, gas cooktop, full-size refrigeration, and the kind of counter space that actually accommodates multiple cooks simultaneously. An adjacent laundry room contains both washing machine and dryer—essential logistics for ten people. A family bathroom and the wellness room (housing the sauna, shower enclosure, and integrated hot tub) complete the ground floor layout. The space flows naturally, with the open-plan living area allowing sight lines from the kitchen through to the sea.

The first floor contains four double bedrooms, each with independent en-suite bathrooms stocked with bathrobes and quality toiletries. Three rooms feature standard double beds (queen-size equivalent) with private en-suite facilities. The fourth bedroom distinguishes itself with an additional sofa bed measuring 130x190cm—sized for older children or providing extra sleeping flexibility for a tenth guest, rather than cramming into oversized mattresses. All bedrooms benefit from air conditioning, and windows position themselves to capture cross-breezes. The upper-floor corridor separates sleeping spaces adequately, reducing noise transmission between rooms during different sleep schedules.

Throughout the villa, Wi-Fi connectivity extends to all areas, while satellite television and a dedicated coffee machine serve those who require modern convenience. A baby cot and highchair sit ready for families traveling with infants—practical considerations often overlooked in luxury listings but critical in reality.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior grounds occupy the true distinction. An infinity-edge heated swimming pool, approximately 10 metres in length, occupies the prime position with its edge appearing to dissolve into the seascape beyond. Eight sun loungers arrange themselves across the teak decking, angled to capture morning and afternoon light without creating shadowed conflicts. The pool incorporates both heating and cooling systems, maintaining optimal temperatures across extended seasons. A smaller children’s pool sits separately, allowing adults uninterrupted relaxation while small guests pursue independent aquatic entertainment.

Moving back from the water’s edge, the covered outdoor dining pavilion provides shade during midday intensity while remaining open to evening breezes. A full barbecue setup facilitates everything from simple grilled fish to elaborate entertaining. Beyond lies secondary seating areas where you can position yourself out of direct sun while maintaining sight lines to the water. The entire grounds remain fenced, providing security and privacy from neighbouring properties.

The terrace perspective shifts dramatically throughout the day. Morning light strikes the pools from behind the villa, creating that particular crystalline quality of Mediterranean dawn. By late afternoon, the sun descends toward the islands offshore, casting golden tones across everything. Sunset from the hot tub becomes less an activity and more an inevitable destination—the sky and water gradually synchronising in colour until distinguishing between them becomes impossible.

Location: Rogoznica and the Surrounding Area

Rogoznica itself functions as a working fishing town rather than a tourist resort, which defines its character entirely. The waterfront contains a proper collection of restaurants and cafés where locals genuinely dine, not merely establishments marketing to visitors. The town sits approximately 35 kilometres south of Šibenik, making it distant enough for genuine tranquility yet close enough for cultural expeditions. A 10-minute drive north reaches Primošten, where medieval architecture clusters around a pebbly beach and the town becomes notably busier during summer months—confirming that Rogoznica remains the quieter option. Primošten’s hillside Old Town contains the Church of St George and connects to nearby vineyards producing some of the region’s most respected Dalmatian wines.

The immediate shoreline delivers both action and relaxation options. Dragon’s Eye Lake, approximately 3km inland, presents a thermal phenomenon where water temperature increases with depth—a genuinely warm swimming experience unique to this microclimate. Blue Bay, accessible by short boat excursion, reveals turquoise waters and limestone cliffs that photograph far better than descriptions suggest. Marina Frapa, situated within Rogoznica’s port area, coordinates diving expeditions, yacht charters, and houses a nightclub for those seeking evening entertainment beyond villa hospitality.

Šibenik, 35 kilometres away, warrants a full day visit. The city’s primary landmark, St James’ Cathedral (Sveta Jakova), dates to the 15th century and holds UNESCO World Heritage status—one of the few cathedrals constructed entirely from stone rather than combined materials. The cathedral façade showcases the transition from Gothic to Renaissance architectural vocabulary. Inside and around the perimeter, carved stone depictions of 71 Šibenik citizens create an unusual portrait gallery spanning centuries. The Rector’s Palace now houses the Šibenik City Museum, documenting the region’s maritime history and trading importance. The Aquarium Terrarium provides entertainment for younger visitors, featuring tropical species, cephalopods, and reptiles in substantial tanks. During summer, Šibenik hosts the International Children’s Festival, running continuously for more than six decades. The St Lawrence Monastery garden offers quieter contemplation—herb gardens and fruit trees maintained partly by local schoolchildren.

Krka National Park sits approximately 40 kilometres northeast, accessible within an hour’s drive. The park system encompasses seventeen dramatic waterfalls cascading through limestone formations and forested valleys. The primary attraction, Roški Slap, drops dramatically while permitting swimming in pools below. Guided tours navigate the park’s 70 square kilometres, visiting Visovac Island (home to a Franciscan monastery) and numerous hiking trails ranging from casual riverside walks to multi-hour forest routes. The park operates year-round, though spring water flow peaks following winter snowmelt.

Trogir lies just 20 kilometres west—often overlooked compared to Split yet architecturally superior. The Old Town occupies a fortified island connected by drawbridge, containing St Lawrence Cathedral, the Kamerlengo Castle fortress, and waterfront restaurants of genuine quality. Regular boat excursions depart for nearby islands and the renowned Blue Cave, featuring bioluminescent effects during particular light conditions. Split, Croatia’s second-largest city, lies 45 kilometres away, providing shopping, museums, and nightlife for those seeking urban intensity.

For destination inspiration and practical planning, explore our Rogoznica travel guide which details seasonal conditions, local cuisine, and activity recommendations throughout the year. Browse our villas in Opcina Rogoznica for alternative properties or our full collection in Croatia for coastal options elsewhere on the Dalmatian Coast.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families benefit significantly from Villa Andele’s layout and amenities. The separation of sleeping spaces, independent bathrooms, and split pool arrangement allow teenagers and grandparents to coexist without friction. Parents of young children appreciate the fenced grounds, children’s pool, baby cot, and highchair provisions—practical details suggesting the property genuinely welcomes families rather than merely tolerating them.

Groups of four to five couples find the property ideal for shared holidays without forcing constant interaction. Individual bedrooms provide privacy, while common spaces facilitate group dining and entertaining. The catering option (available through arrangement) allows collective meals without designating one person as permanent chef.

Couples celebrating significant occasions discover the hot tub, sauna, and heated pool create romantic infrastructure without requiring pretentious staging. The private grounds and professional chef availability (on request) support special dinners while the proximity to cultural sites, wine regions, and boat excursions prevents the property from becoming pure indulgence without substance.

Groups interested in active exploration—hiking Krka’s waterfalls, diving Rogoznica’s reefs, sailing island-hopping expeditions—find Villa Andele perfectly positioned as a comfortable basecamp. The property doesn’t demand full-time occupation; guests can pursue activities throughout the day and return to reliable comfort.

Practical Information

Villa Andele accommodates ten guests across four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The nearest commercial airport is Split Airport (Zračna luka Split), located 70 kilometres away, approximately 75 minutes by car via the coastal road (D8). Transfer arrangements can be coordinated on request, with private car services offering more reliability than public transportation for ten-person groups. The journey follows Mediterranean coast, so transport time contributes to the vacation experience rather than constituting mere logistics.

Supermarket shopping occurs in Rogoznica itself—several modest facilities provide daily provisions within walking distance (approximately 500 metres from the villa). For substantial provisioning or speciality items, Šibenik’s larger retail selection lies 35 kilometres away.

The rental price includes air conditioning throughout the property, Wi-Fi connectivity, heating and cooling systems for the main pool, all linen and towels, and initial cleaning. Utilities (electricity, water, gas for the barbecue) are covered. A professional chef can be arranged for specific meals at additional cost. Catering services for larger entertaining are available through coordination. Pets are permitted by request, subject to advance approval and additional fees.

Check-in typically occurs after 4:00 PM, with flexible arrangements negotiable depending on arrival circumstances. Check-out occurs before 11:00 AM on departure dates.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Andele

How many guests does Villa Andele sleep?

Villa Andele accommodates ten guests across four bedrooms. Three rooms contain double beds, while the fourth bedroom provides a double bed plus a separate 130x190cm sofa bed, permitting flexible sleeping arrangements. Four of the five bathrooms attach directly to bedrooms as en-suites; the fifth serves the ground-floor public areas.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Andele in Croatia?

Split Airport (Zračna luka Split) represents the primary commercial option, located 70 kilometres away via the coastal D8 route—approximately 75 minutes by private car. Zadar Airport, an alternative serving the region, sits 120 kilometres away. Both airports offer car rental facilities, though pre-arranged private transfers provide more convenient service for larger groups.

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

May through September delivers warm, dry weather suitable for sustained pool swimming and beach activities. July and August bring peak temperatures (28-30°C) but also maximum tourist crowds throughout the region. May, June, and September offer superior conditions—warm water (maintained artificially in the pool), comfortable air temperatures, and reduced tourist density. The pool heating system extends comfortable swimming from April through October. Winter remains mild by northern European standards but provides minimal beach appeal.

Is Villa Andele suitable for families with children?

Yes, substantially so. The property provides a dedicated children’s pool separate from adult swimming, fenced grounds preventing accidental departure to the road, and specific amenities including a baby cot, highchair, and sofa bed for flexible sleeping arrangements. Rogoznica’s waterfront beaches are gentle and safe, with lifeguard coverage during summer months. The town itself contains minimal nightlife, creating calm evening environments suitable for early bedtimes. A nearby children’s park sits within the town. For older children, Dragon’s Eye Lake swimming and Krka National Park visits provide educational exploration without requiring lengthy travel.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Andele?

The rental includes full use of the property, furnishings, kitchen equipment, and outdoor amenities. Utilities (electricity, water, heating/cooling) are covered, as is Wi-Fi connectivity, satellite television, and initial housekeeping. Linen, towels, bathrobes, and basic toiletries are provided. Pool heating for the main infinity pool and children’s pool is included. The baby cot and highchair are available at no additional charge. Professional chef services and catering arrangements require separate arrangement and additional fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Andele?

Rogoznica’s waterfront contains multiple restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining, specialising in fresh seafood. Notable options include establishments serving locally-caught fish, traditional Dalmatian cuisine, and Mediterranean interpretations. The town centre features a modest supermarket (Konzum or similar chains), a bakery, and a fish market—all within 500 metres walking distance. For expanded shopping, Šibenik (35 kilometres away) contains shopping centres, larger supermarkets, and diverse dining. Primošten’s restaurants occupy premium waterfront positions 10 kilometres away, often featuring better-known establishments than Rogoznica yet remaining more casual than Split’s formal dining scene.