Luxury Villa Rentals in Croatia
Popular Regions in Croatia
Brac
Brač is Dalmatia's largest island after a short ferry hop from Split, with pine-fringed coves, hilltop stone villages and the shifting sands of Zlatni Rat near Bol. Villas around Sutivan, Bol and Splitska suit long, slow summers of swimming, sailing and konoba dinners.
Hot, dry summers, Mild, wetter winters, Island reached by ferry from Split
Hvar
Hvar pairs lavender-scented hillsides and old Venetian stone with a lively harbour scene on Croatia's Dalmatian coast. Summers typically reach 28°C-31°C, ideal for island-hopping by boat, long lunches in quiet coves and evenings in Hvar Town, all from a private villa.
Hot, dry summers, Best May to September, Mild, wetter winters
Dalmatia Coast
A coast of Adriatic islands and walled old towns, where many villas stand at the water's edge with sea views, heated pools and private moorings. Base yourself on Brač, Hvar or Korčula, or near Dubrovnik.
Island villas on the Adriatic, Private moorings & sea views, Brač, Hvar & Korčula
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Dubrovnik Area
Stone-walled Dubrovnik, the quiet harbours of Zaton and Slano, and the car-free calm of Sipan Island sit along one stretch of Adriatic coast. Villas here favour sea views, private pools and easy access to the water, with warm, dry summers that usually peak around 30°C.
Hot, dry summers & mild winters, Sea view villas near Old Town, Best for May to October stays
Istria
Istria is Croatia's green, sea-fringed peninsula, where hilltop towns, truffle woods and vineyards sit a short drive from the Adriatic. Villas around Opatija put you on the Kvarner coast, while Rovinj adds Venetian charm. Summers are typically warm, with highs around 30°C in August.
Warm, sunny summers, Mild, wetter autumns, Coastal Opatija Riviera villas
When to Visit
Temperature units
For warm, dry weather, June to September is typically the best time to visit Croatia. July and August are the warmest and driest months, with average highs of 30°C, while June averages around 27°C and September around 25°C. Rainfall averages about 19mm in July and climbs to around 76mm by September.
May, with highs of around 22°C, and October, at around 21°C, are milder but wetter. November is typically the wettest month, with about 179mm of rain on average.
Read Our Croatia Travel GuideHistorical averages for this area over the past 10 years: typical high and low temperatures, total monthly rainfall and peak wind speed. Conditions vary from year to year.
Croatia Guide
Not sure which part of Croatia suits your group, or when to go? Our Croatia Destination Guide covers why Croatia suits a luxury villa holiday, the best time to visit, a concierge section on planning the practical details, and how to find the right villa.
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