Villa Prisca | 7-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Supetar

Fourteen guests arriving at Villa Prisca in Supetar find themselves on a 2000-square-metre estate where olive groves meet pine forest and the Adriatic stretches beyond. This seven-bedroom luxury villa rental in Supetar represents something rare on Brac: a private compound that balances seclusion with proximity to the island’s vibrant harbour town, just 500 metres downhill. The white stone facade—quarried from the same island that supplied Washington’s White House—catches Mediterranean light differently at each hour of the day.

Inside Villa Prisca

Villa Prisca sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, each space designed with distinct character rather than cookie-cutter uniformity. The ground floor anchors daily life: a fully equipped kitchen opens onto a formal dining room where you’ll arrange meals for the entire party, while a guest WC serves casual visitors. Five double bedrooms occupy this level, each with a king-size bed and ensuite bathroom—a deliberate choice that means nobody queues for morning showers. The first floor contains two additional king bedrooms with ensuite facilities, plus a dedicated gym overlooking the sea and a spa room housing a Finnish sauna for winter restoration and summer ritual alike. Every bedroom includes a furnished private terrace with stone dining tables and loungers, transforming each suite into a semi-independent retreat. Televisions, hairdryers, and luxury toiletries address practical comfort without dominating the aesthetic. The villa also includes a games room with pool table for competitive evenings, a living room with television, a guest kitchen for flexibility, and a conservatory-style salon anchored by a grand piano and fireplace—the kind of room that inspires forgotten musicians to remember why they played.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The estate descends gradually through planted gardens toward Supetar’s beach. Ancient olive trees—decades old—cast dappled shade across lounger arrangements, their trunks thick enough to lean against during afternoon reading. The swimming pool measures 7 metres by 5 metres, surrounded by parasols and sun chairs; heated pool water is available on request for shoulder seasons. Adjacent to the pool sits an outdoor jacuzzi where you can float beneath stars with a glass of Prosecco. An outdoor shower allows you to rinse salt water while gazing at the water you’ve just left. Stone sculptures punctuate the gardens alongside lavender borders—their scent rises in the heat of midday and settles sweetly in evening air. A garden terrace provides formal dining with views back toward the villa; the bar anchors social evenings with its own distinct atmosphere. Throughout the grounds, you’ll find bicycles available for exploring the estate or heading into Supetar town, snorkelling equipment for the cove below, and jet ski access for those seeking velocity on the water.

The villa’s concierge team arranges spa treatments—massage therapy, wellness consultations—in-house rather than requiring trips to town. They also coordinate transfers from Split airport, manage special occasion planning (birthdays, anniversaries, renewals receive curated surprise elements), and provide maid service throughout your stay. Wi-Fi and air-conditioning function seamlessly; pets arrive by prior arrangement.

Location: Supetar and the Surrounding Area

Supetar sits on Brac’s northern coast, the island’s administrative centre since 1827 and the ferry gateway from Split—a 45-minute crossing that deposits you directly into the harbour. The town fans outward from a waterfront dominated by a church with a classic Dalmatian bell tower; stone streets climb toward residential quarters. Views from the harbour sweep across the channel toward Split and its mountain backdrop, particularly striking at sunset. Villa Prisca occupies Supetar Cove, 800 metres from the main harbour and 500 metres from the town centre’s shops and restaurants.

Within immediate range: Splitska and Skrip villages neighbour Supetar; Skrip houses an impressive Archaeological Museum documenting Brac’s Roman and medieval past. Sutivan harbour lies 7 kilometres southward, a quieter alternative with fishing boats and waterfront dining. South-central Brac holds the legendary Zlatni Rat beach near Bol—a 90-degree spit of sand that shifts with currents, bordered by century-old pine trees and water that transitions from turquoise shallows to deep blue depths. The Croatian government protects it as a geomorphological monument; it appears on 90% of Croatia’s tourism imagery for good reason. Sumartin village, beneath Selca, offers some of the clearest water on the island—ideal for snorkelling among colourful Mediterranean fish species. Osibova, Lucice, and Bobovisca harbour provide quieter cove experiences; the small island of Mrdulja sits at Bobovisca’s entrance. Milna, on the north-west coast, showcases a Baroque church and plebeian stone architecture overlooking a working harbour where you can arrange sailing, fishing, or scuba-diving trips.

Brac produces distinctive regional products: ‘buhavica’ olive oil, sheep’s cheese, locally-produced wines, and honey—all available at Supetar’s markets and restaurants. The Stina Winery at Bol’s waterfront produces drinkable Prosecco. For destination research before arrival, explore our comprehensive Croatia travel guide, and browse our full collection of villas in Grad Supetar to compare options. You’ll also find additional properties in our luxury European villa portfolio and our complete Supetar rental selection.

Brac receives approximately 240 sunny days annually. May through September offer warm swimming temperatures; July and August attract peak crowds. April, May, September, and October provide comfortable warmth with manageable visitor numbers. Winter months (November through February) turn cooler but remain accessible for spa-focused retreats and storm-watching. The island’s white limestone—the same stone quarried for the American Capitol and Washington monuments—creates distinctive architecture and reflects light intensely during summer months.

Split airport, the nearest major gateway, sits 50 kilometres from Supetar; the drive to the ferry terminal takes approximately 45 minutes, followed by the 45-minute crossing. Some guests prefer arranging helicopter transfers or private boat collection, both coordinated through the villa’s team.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families find Villa Prisca’s seven separate bedroom suites ideal because privacy and togetherness coexist—parents and grandparents don’t share bathrooms with teenagers, yet everyone gathers easily around the dining table or pool. Corporate groups and milestone celebrations benefit from the full staffing model: concierge, maid service, and optional spa treatments mean organisers focus on guests rather than logistics. Couples celebrating significant anniversaries appreciate the grand piano room, spa facilities, and intimate terraces. Multi-generational gatherings (up to 14 adults) work well because the layout accommodates different activity levels—some playing pool, others at the gym, others floating in the jacuzzi, all without negotiation. Groups with younger children value the pool’s family-friendly proportions, the proximity of Supetar’s beaches, and the estate’s natural boundaries that allow safe independent movement.

Practical Information

Capacity & Bedrooms: Villa Prisca accommodates 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. All bedrooms feature king-size beds; cots and highchairs are available for infants and toddlers.

Nearest Airport & Transfer: Split Airport lies 50 kilometres away; transfers take approximately 90 minutes total (45-minute drive to ferry terminal, 45-minute ferry crossing). The villa arranges all ground transport on request.

Included Services: Maid service, Wi-Fi throughout, air-conditioning, linen and towel provision, use of bicycles and snorkelling equipment, access to the gym and sauna, initial pool heating consultation. Pet arrivals require prior approval.

Optional Additions: Pool heating (additional fee), jet ski rental (supplement applies), massage and spa treatments (bookable in-house), special occasion planning and gift curation.

Nearest Supermarket: Supetar town centre, 500 metres away, contains multiple shops including a well-stocked supermarket and fresh fish market adjacent to the harbour.

Check-in Flexibility: Standard check-in occurs at 4pm; early arrival and late departure are negotiated individually based on housekeeping schedules.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Prisca

How many guests does Villa Prisca sleep?

Villa Prisca sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The ground floor contains five king bedrooms with ensuite facilities; the first floor holds two additional king bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. Cots and highchairs are available for infants and very young children, allowing flexibility for families with multiple generations.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Prisca in Supetar?

Split Airport (Resnik) is the nearest major airport, located 50 kilometres from Supetar. By car, the drive to the ferry terminal takes approximately 45 minutes; the ferry crossing to Supetar takes a further 45 minutes. Total transfer time is roughly 90 minutes plus ferry boarding procedures. The villa arranges private vehicle transfers on request.

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

Brac experiences 240 sunny days annually. July and August offer peak warmth and longest daylight but attract maximum crowds. May, June, September, and October provide ideal conditions for most guests—comfortable swimming temperatures (22-26°C), manageable visitor numbers, and reliable sunshine. Winter months suit spa-focused retreats and those seeking solitude; the island’s Mediterranean climate means even January rarely drops below 8°C, though swimming becomes uncomfortable. Spring arrives early (March onwards); autumn lingers through November.

Is Villa Prisca suitable for families with children?

Yes. The 7-metre by 5-metre swimming pool suits supervised children well; the estate’s sloping layout provides natural boundaries. Supetar’s main beach lies 500 metres away—manageable for young swimmers. The town contains schools and family-oriented restaurants. Cots and highchairs are provided; the maid service reduces household management stress. The gym and sauna appeal to active teenagers. However, very young infants (under 6 months) may find the ferry crossing from Split challenging, as it’s a 45-minute crossing with limited infant facilities.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Prisca?

Included amenities comprise maid service throughout your stay, Wi-Fi and internet access, air-conditioning in all rooms, all linen and towels, pool heating consultation (additional charge for extended heating), bicycles, snorkelling equipment, use of gym and sauna facilities, and access to the concierge team for activity booking and restaurant reservations. Transfers, spa treatments, jet ski rental, and special occasion planning incur additional fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Prisca?

Supetar town centre—500 metres away—contains a supermarket, fish market, bakeries, and multiple restaurants serving fresh seafood and traditional Dalmatian cuisine. Waterfront establishments like those near the main harbour offer dining with views across the channel toward Split. Splitska and Skrip villages (3-5km away) have local tavernas. Milna’s north-western harbour (12km away) specialises in fresh fish restaurants and wine bars. For broader dining inspiration across the island, our Croatia travel guide includes detailed restaurant recommendations and regional food specialities specific to Brac.