Rent Villa Andrija Croatia

A stunning two-bedroom, two-bathroom villa for up to six guests located in the hamlet of Bajĉići just 10 kilometres from the centre of Krk. Set in beautiful countryside just 5 kilometres from the sea, this rustic property boasts a wildlife garden, swimming pool, sauna, fitness room and spa area. Perfect for anyone looking for a quiet and relaxing holiday.

Built over three floors in a sympathetic style to surrounding properties, Villa Andrija blends modern and rustic living with exposed stone and vast expanses of glass. Starting outside, you will be greeted by a large wooden deck, a heated swimming pool with internal steps and sun loungers. Wide glass doors lead to the enclosed hot tub area and sauna. Also, outside, you will find an outdoor kitchen with a barbecue and dining table and chairs for spending balmy evenings drinking cocktails and enjoying good company.

The air-conditioned living area is both cosy and bright. It has high-end furnishings consisting of a modern sofa and chairs, the sofa converts to a double bed. A large wall-mounted satellite television is provided for entertainment at the end of a long day, relaxing and sunbathing. An open plan well-equipped kitchen has everything you need to cook up a storm.

On the lower ground floor, you will find a dining area for several guests with an open fireplace giving a homely feel. Also on this floor is a sleek and stylish kitchen giving the feel of a wine cellar. The whole of the lower ground floor is both rustic and cosy.

On the upper floor are bedrooms one and two. Both en-suites with walk-in showers are stylishly decorated with a double bed and wall-mounted television. Here a nod to the traditional build can be found in more exposed stone walls.

Krk is the largest island in the Adriatic and is well-developed and a popular place to visit. It has its own Rijeka Airport and is also connected to the mainland by a bridge. Its Mediterranean climate, diversity of nature and culture gave the island the nickname Golden Island. Small winding roads dominate the old centres of almost every village, with each parish church being unique and recognisable. If you would like to learn the islanders’ way of life in the past, you should most certainly visit the homeland museums.

Of course, no holiday is complete without a visit to the beach! The island of Krk has a Blue Flag, which is the best evidence of clean sea and coast and high standards of excellence. With so many beaches from public or hotel beaches, some pebbled, some rocky, some sandy, and some that can only be reached by boat, you will be spoiled for choice. Depending on what you are looking for, Krk has beaches for the family, dog friendly, energetic and even the naturist. For those who love the water, snorkelling is one of the best ways to discover the underwater world, and if you want to take it to the next level, scuba diving is also available.

Although an island with everything to offer, you may be tempted by the nearby islands. How about taking a ferry to Cres? The closest island to Krk is known for its secluded bays and coves. The jagged, rocky coast encircles the island whilst ancient forests rise inland. Influenced by the Venetians, Cres Town is the busiest spot. Many say it mimics an Italian town, and you will see for yourself as you wander through the quaint streets, soaking in the years of history.

The Island of Krk is well known for its cuisine. The local lamb is renowned as some of the best in the Adriatic and goes down well with the locally produced wine. No trip to Krk would be complete without sampling the Imbrijagoni cookies. Made super special with the addition of anis brandy, they are a delight to savour!