Villa Zoka | 4-Bedroom Villa in Seget Vranjica Seget Donji

Ten guests, four bedrooms, one heated private pool overlooking the Adriatic—Villa Zoka in Seget Vranjica represents the kind of contemporary Croatian coastal retreat where families and friend groups actually want to spend time together. Positioned 2km from the village centre, this modern villa commands a peaceful vantage point while keeping the beaches, restaurants and cultural attractions of the Trogir region within easy reach.

Inside Villa Zoka

Villa Zoka sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The ground floor flows as a single, light-filled living zone: an open-plan arrangement where the kitchen, dining space and lounge merge without walls to divide them. This is the hub. The kitchen itself stretches across marble and timber surfaces, outfitted thoroughly for serious cooking or simple meal preparation—full-sized refrigerator, stove, oven, and smaller appliances including an ice machine and juicer. A separate laundry room handles the inevitable accumulation of towels and beach clothes.

Three bedrooms occupy the upper level, each with its own en-suite bathroom and balcony access. These are double rooms—the kind of sleeping arrangement that actually works for couples or pairs who need their own door to close. A fourth bedroom on the same floor contains two single beds and its dedicated bathroom, designed with younger guests in mind. All beds come dressed, all bathrooms stocked, all rooms climate-controlled by air conditioning units.

The living areas include a substantial sofa arrangement (including a sofa bed for overflow guests), television screens in the main space, Bluetooth speakers distributed throughout, and Wi-Fi that reaches from the kitchen to the furthest bedroom. Details matter: iron and ironing board for those who care about such things, fast internet for those who need to work, parking on the property for vehicles.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden unfolds across a generous landscaped plot, anchored by a private swimming pool measuring 50 square metres—substantial enough for actual laps or lazy floating, with a heating system that extends the swimming season well into autumn. Sun loungers line the poolside. A covered shower stands ready for rinsing off salt water before dinner. Shaded dining areas, both covered and open-air, provide multiple settings for meals: the kind of flexibility that matters when ten people need to eat at different times or in different groupings.

A children’s playground occupies one corner—useful for younger guests who need to burn energy between beach visits. Daybeds scattered across the terraces invite afternoon reading or siesta. Sea-view balconies attached to the bedrooms offer private morning coffee spots or evening wind-down spaces. A barbecue grill allows guests to cook fresh fish or meat purchased from the village market just down the road.

Location: Seget Vranjica and the Surrounding Area

Seget Vranjica sits on the Dalmatian coast as a genuine working village—not a resort town manufactured for tourism. The settlement clusters around a pebble beach where locals swim and fishermen mend nets. Small family-run restaurants line the waterfront, serving grilled octopus and fresh white fish at honest prices. A supermarket and bakery sit near the village centre, 2km from Villa Zoka’s front gate. The beach itself lies within a 10-minute walk, making afternoon dips or sunset swims a casual affair rather than a planned expedition.

Trogir, the UNESCO-listed medieval town, sits 15km away by car—roughly 20 minutes depending on traffic. This is the cultural anchor of the region. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence dominates the harbour with its Romanesque stone bell tower; the Kamerlengo Fortress rises from the seafront as a 15th-century defence structure now offering views across the Bay of Kaštela. The old town’s cobbled streets house galleries, wine bars, and restaurants where stone buildings date to the 13th century. Wednesday and Saturday mornings bring the outdoor market to the main square—produce, fish, local cheeses, dried figs.

Split, Croatia’s second-largest city and home to Diocletian’s Palace (a 4th-century Roman complex and UNESCO site), lies 30km northwest—roughly 40 minutes by car. The palace’s underground chambers, medieval streets, and waterfront cafés make it worthy of a day trip. Split Airport (Zračna luka Split), the region’s primary aviation hub, sits 28km from Villa Zoka, approximately 35-40 minutes by car.

The islands of Čiovo and Drvenik lie offshore, accessible by boat hire or ferry. These islands offer quieter beaches, small tavernas, and escape from mainland crowds. Boat hire services operate from Seget Vranjica’s harbour. Kayaking through the channels between islands has become increasingly popular. Wineries dot the nearby Dalmatian hinterland—the Dalmatian wine region produces Plavac Mali and Babić reds that pair perfectly with grilled seafood.

Summer temperatures peak in July-August (28-32°C), making June and September ideal for those wanting warmth without peak-season intensity. Spring (April-May) brings wildflower displays and cooler sea temperatures. The sea itself remains swimmable from June through October, though October swims require tolerance for cooler water. For destination inspiration and broader context, explore our Croatia travel guide. You can also browse villas throughout Opcina Seget or our wider collection of luxury Croatian properties.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Zoka works exceptionally well for multi-generational family groups: grandparents, adult children, grandchildren all under one roof with enough private space (four separate bedrooms, four separate bathrooms) that nobody feels crowded. The children’s playground and shallow pool areas suit younger swimmers; the heating system and covered terraces accommodate less mobile guests.

Friend groups of 8-10 people find the space functions perfectly—enough bedrooms that couples have their own rooms, enough communal areas for group dinners and shared evenings. The barbecue and open kitchen encourage collaborative cooking or takeaway gatherings.

Small corporate groups doing off-site retreats or working holidays appreciate the Wi-Fi reliability, private pool for break-time swimming, and beach proximity for stress reduction between working sessions.

Couples seeking a peaceful, non-party-focused Adriatic retreat may find the village setting too quiet if they crave constant activity, but will love the privacy and the option to explore Trogir or Split without the villa feeling hectic.

Practical Information

Villa Zoka accommodates 10 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Split Airport (Zračna luka Split Resnik), 28km away, represents the nearest major international hub—approximately 35-40 minutes by rental car or private transfer. Zadar Airport lies 85km to the north (roughly 1.5 hours by car) and sometimes offers cheaper flights or better schedules depending on your origin airport.

The nearest supermarket, Konzum, sits in central Seget Vranjica, 2km away. The beach lies within 800 metres walking distance. The village offers a bakery, fish market, and three established restaurants within the same radius.

Standard inclusions in the rental price cover Wi-Fi, air conditioning, pool heating, linen, towels, and utilities. The barbecue is available for guest use. Swimming pool access is unlimited. Parking is included on the property. Check-in and check-out times follow standard 4pm/10am protocols, though early arrivals and late departures can often be accommodated with advance notice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Zoka

How many guests does Villa Zoka sleep?

Villa Zoka sleeps 10 guests maximum: four bedrooms with double beds in three of them, two single beds in the fourth bedroom, plus a sofa bed in the living area providing an additional sleeping surface. Four en-suite bathrooms ensure reasonable bathroom access even at peak occupancy.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Zoka in Seget Vranjica?

Split Airport (Zračna luka Split Resnik) lies 28 kilometres from Villa Zoka—approximately 35-40 minutes by car depending on traffic, especially during peak summer months. Zadar Airport, 85km away, offers an alternative if flight schedules or pricing favour it, though the drive extends to 90 minutes.

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

June through September offer guaranteed swimming conditions and warm weather. June and September specifically provide the warmth you want (24-27°C average) without July-August crowds and peak-season pricing. May and October remain pleasant for those comfortable with occasional rain and cooler sea temperatures (19-21°C). July-August see peak tourism, full restaurants, and busier beaches in nearby Trogir.

Is Villa Zoka suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private heated pool allows supervised swimming without beach trips; the children’s playground provides structured activity space; the ground-floor open layout allows parents to cook while children play nearby; Seget Vranjica’s pebble beach is shallow, calm, and family-friendly; the villa’s proximity to supermarkets and pharmacies in the village centre (2km) matters for families with young children needing frequent supplies. High chairs and travel cots are available on request.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Zoka?

The rental includes all utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi internet access, pool heating, linen and towel sets, air conditioning, barbecue use, and parking on the property. Cleaning staff do not attend daily unless arranged separately. Pool towels are provided; guests should bring beach towels or request additional towel sets in advance.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Zoka?

Seget Vranjica’s village centre, 2km away, contains Konzum supermarket, a bakery, and fish market. Three established waterfront restaurants—Konoba Dalmatino, Restoran Vranjica, and Ribarska Kućica—serve fresh seafood within 500 metres of the beach. Trogir’s main square, 15km away, hosts a weekly market (Wednesday and Saturday mornings) and numerous restaurants ranging from casual tavernas to fine dining overlooking the Adriatic.