Villa Infinitia | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Selca

Eight guests, four queen bedrooms, five bathrooms, and an uninterrupted view of the Adriatic that transforms breakfast into meditation. Villa Infinitia sits on the Dalmatian coast in Selca, Brac, where the limestone cliffs drop to turquoise water and the only sound before dawn is the sea lapping against the private mooring deck below your terrace.

Inside Villa Infinitia

Villa Infinitia sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, distributed across multiple levels to give every guest their own territory and privacy. The ground floor holds two spacious double bedrooms, each furnished with a queen-size bed and its own en-suite bathroom featuring a walk-in shower. Both of these rooms open directly onto the sun-exposed terrace and heated pool area—ideal for families or guests who want immediate access to the water without navigating stairs.

Ascend to the gallery level and discover two further double bedrooms, each with a queen-size bed and en-suite bathroom with shower. These upper rooms are the villa’s crown jewels: each includes a private terrace with outdoor seating, allowing you to watch the sunset without leaving your bedroom. From these beds, the sound of the sea carries through the windows on calm nights.

The heart of the ground floor is the open-plan living and dining area—a light-filled space where high ceilings and expansive windows frame the bay beyond. Two distinct lounge zones allow the group to split into conversations, or gather around the dining table, which connects directly to a purpose-built wine cellar showcasing regional Dalmatian bottles. The fully equipped kitchen sits adjacent, with professional-grade appliances, a dishwasher, wine cooler, coffee machine, blender, and juicer. This is a kitchen that invites cooking rather than tolerating it.

A dedicated home cinema provides film nights and rainy-day entertainment. The ground floor also hosts a compact home gym for morning workouts with sea views, and the villa’s wellness sanctuary: a luxurious sauna and relaxation space for post-swim recovery. A secure safe, satellite television, hairdryer, washing machine, and dryer complete the practical amenities.

A separate workspace with desk and high-speed Wi-Fi allows remote workers to remain connected without sacrificing the holiday atmosphere.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden reveals itself in stages as you move through the villa. Mediterranean vegetation—pine, cypress, olive—filters the heat and frames views rather than obscuring them. The heated infinity pool is the focal point: its edge dissolves into the horizon, creating the optical illusion that water extends to the sky. Sun loungers cluster around it, with umbrellas providing respite during the hottest hours (typically 2–5 PM in summer).

A broad stone terrace wraps the villa’s waterfront side. Here, outdoor seating areas accommodate different moods: intimate corners for two, larger groupings for eight. An outdoor shower rinses off salt water without entering the villa—a small luxury that guests quickly prioritise. The first-floor balcony extends this living concept vertically, offering a secondary dining and lounge zone elevated above the pool.

The private boat mooring deck below the villa is genuine infrastructure, not marketing fantasy. Guests with their own yacht, or those hiring one locally, can arrive by sea. A wooden staircase connects the deck to the villa’s terraces. The mooring accommodates a vessel of moderate size—check with the property manager for specific beam and length restrictions.

Four bicycles and two sea kayaks are stored at the villa, along with snorkelling equipment for adults and children, eight yoga mats, and barbecue equipment. The terrace space comfortably accommodates an outdoor dinner for eight.

Location: Selca and the Surrounding Area

Selca is a quiet Dalmatian settlement on Brac, the largest island in the Dalmatian archipelago. Villa Infinitia sits 2 kilometres south of Sumartin, the island’s youngest port town, established in the 19th century as a maritime hub. The village centre offers basic provisions, a waterfront promenade, and several restaurants serving traditional grilled fish and locally-sourced vegetables.

The immediate coastline is studded with named swimming coves: Ruzmarin Bay (adjacent to the villa), Puntinak Cove (1.5 km west), and the longer pebble beaches at Sumartin’s harbour (2 km north). Water temperature peaks in August and September (26–27°C) and remains swimmable from June through October.

Brac’s interior is a patchwork of limestone villages, stone-walled vineyards, and hiking trails. Vidova Gora, the island’s highest peak at 778 metres, rises 8 kilometres inland—a 45-minute hike rewarded with views across the Dalmatian islands and mainland mountains. The village of Povlja, 12 kilometres east, is known for its Romanesque church and proximity to Žirje Beach, a protected nature reserve favoured by sea turtles and divers. Bol, on the southern coast 15 kilometres away, hosts the famous Zlatni Rat beach—a crescent of white pebbles that shifts with seasonal currents and draws hundreds of windsurfers when the Maestral wind blows.

The island’s wine culture deserves exploration: several family-run estates around the villages of Novo Polje and Dol produce Posip whites and Plavac Mali reds from grapes that thrive in the limestone soil. Local restaurants in Sumartin and neighbouring Bol feature these wines alongside fresh catch from boats moored in the harbour.

For provisions, the supermarket in Sumartin (2 km) stocks fresh produce, dairy, and imports. A small farmers market operates seasonally near the harbour. For dining, Konoba Lavanda (1.5 km) and Konoba Brac (2 km) offer no-frills grilled fish; restaurants in Bol offer more contemporary menus.

Split Airport, the region’s main international hub, lies 80 kilometres north by road (approximately 90 minutes by car). A private transfer service can be arranged through the villa’s property manager. Jadrolinija ferries connect Sumartin directly to the mainland town of Makarska (50 minutes) and Split (90 minutes) during summer months, making Villa Infinitia accessible without a car rental if preferred.

Explore our luxury villas in Opcina Selca for more waterfront options in this quiet corner of Brac. For destination context, our Croatia travel guide covers the broader Dalmatian region, while our luxury villas in Croatia collection showcases properties across the country.

The best months to visit are May, June, September, and October: warm water (22–26°C), reliable sun, and far fewer tourists than July and August. Spring (April–May) brings wildflowers and migrating birds; autumn (September–October) offers the warmest sea temperature and calmest weather.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families of 6–8 benefit most from Villa Infinitia’s space and privacy hierarchy. Four separate bedrooms mean parents, grandparents, and adult children can maintain boundaries. The upper terrace bedrooms suit couples seeking romance; the ground-floor rooms work for families with young children needing pool proximity.

Groups of friends planning a shared holiday find the dual lounge zones and separate media room allow sub-groups to watch different films or have private conversations without awkwardness. The wine cellar and fully equipped kitchen make it the kind of villa where cooking becomes a social event rather than a chore.

Couples seeking a genuinely quiet escape will find the mooring deck and yoga mats enable a genuine retreat—though the villa’s size means it’s not the most intimate option for two people alone.

Remote workers or freelancers can comfortably base themselves here for 2–4 weeks: reliable Wi-Fi, a dedicated desk, and a schedule flexible enough to work mornings and swim afternoons. The sauna and gym provide wellness structure during longer stays.

Sailors and water sports enthusiasts appreciate the kayaks, snorkelling equipment, and boat mooring. The location offers easy access to dive sites around Brac and Hvar without requiring a full day’s travel.

Practical Information

Capacity: 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.

Bedrooms: Two queen beds on the ground floor (en-suite bathrooms with showers); two queen beds on the gallery level (en-suite bathrooms with showers and private terraces).

Nearest Airport: Split Airport (SPU), 80 kilometres north. Approximate transfer time by car: 90 minutes. Private airport transfers can be arranged with advance notice.

Nearest Supermarket: Sumartin, 2 kilometres. Small independent grocers and a seasonal farmers market operate in the village centre.

Nearest Beach: Ruzmarin Bay (adjacent), Puntinak Cove (1.5 km), Sumartin Harbour beach (2 km).

Included in Rental: Utilities, water heating, pool heating, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, satellite television, linen and towel service, initial cleaning, use of bicycles (4), kayaks (2), snorkelling equipment, yoga mats (8), barbecue, and all kitchen equipment. A dedicated property manager and concierge service is available throughout your stay.

Additional Services Available: Professional chef or cook services, breakfast preparation, mid-stay cleaning, boat hire coordination, activity booking, and restaurant reservations.

Check-in/Check-out: Standard check-in is 4 PM; check-out is 10 AM. Early arrival or late departure may be negotiated subject to availability.

Pets: Pets are welcome by prior arrangement. Contact the property manager to confirm your specific animal and any associated fees.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Infinitia

How many guests does Villa Infinitia sleep?

Villa Infinitia accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms. The ground floor contains 2 double bedrooms; the gallery level contains 2 additional double bedrooms. All bedrooms feature queen-size beds and en-suite bathrooms. There are no sofa beds or annexes; the stated capacity of 8 is the maximum occupancy.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Infinitia in Selca?

Split Airport (Aerodrom Split, SPU) is the nearest major international airport, located 80 kilometres north of Villa Infinitia. Journey time by car is approximately 90 minutes depending on traffic and ferry requirements. The property manager can arrange a private transfer vehicle to collect you on arrival and return you to the airport on departure. Public ferries from Split to Sumartin (90 minutes) are an alternative if you prefer not to hire a car.

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

May, June, September, and October offer the optimal balance of weather, water temperature, and visitor numbers. May and June bring water temperatures of 22–24°C and reliable sunshine with fewer crowds than summer. September and October see the warmest sea (25–27°C) and calmest weather, though accommodation books up quickly as families book school holidays. July and August are hot (30–35°C) but extremely crowded, with ferries and beaches at capacity. April and November are quieter but water temperatures drop below 20°C, limiting comfortable swimming. December through March experiences occasional rain and cooler air, though sunny days are common.

Is Villa Infinitia suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated pool is directly accessible from two ground-floor bedrooms, allowing parents to supervise children without constant stair climbing. The private mooring deck has secure fencing to prevent accidental access to water. Puntinak Cove (1.5 km) and Sumartin Harbour beach (2 km) are shallow, child-friendly swimming spots with facilities. Snorkelling equipment sized for children is provided. The property manager can recommend local babysitters and children’s activities. The villa is large enough that multiple families can maintain separate routines without constant overlap.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Infinitia?

All utilities are included: electricity, water, heating, and air-conditioning. Pool heating is complimentary. Wi-Fi internet, satellite television, and all linen and towel service are provided. The rental includes use of 4 bicycles, 2 sea kayaks, snorkelling equipment, 8 yoga mats, and barbecue facilities. An initial deep clean before arrival and standard weekly cleaning during stay are included. The property manager and concierge service are available by telephone or email. Additional services—such as private chef hire, breakfast preparation, boat hire coordination, or activity booking—are available at additional cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Infinitia?

Sumartin village centre (2 km) has a supermarket, post office, and several traditional restaurants. Konoba Lavanda (1.5 km) serves grilled fish and local vegetables in a modest waterfront setting. Konoba Brac (2 km) offers similar fare with larger groups accommodated. Bol, 15 kilometres south, has a broader choice of restaurants including Konoba Dalmatino and Taverna Bol, both with contemporary menus and wine lists. Several family-run wineries in the inland villages of Novo Polje and Dol offer tastings and direct sales; the property manager can arrange visits. The farmers market in Sumartin operates daily during summer, stocking fresh produce, cheese, and cured meats from local producers.