Villa Koprivno

The villa is in the quiet, blissful area of Koprivno, which offers all the privacy you crave from everyday life. The small village has amenities located close by, with several restaurants just over a mile away. There is also plenty of opportunity for fresh air activities such as walking and running in the quiet village. Located just 13 miles from the airport in Split, it’s easy to get to the gorgeous location. Despite the tranquillity, it’s easy to get to other areas, and adventure awaits you and your family, with the villa only 3km from the A1 freeway.

Koprivno is only within a 30-minute radius of some of the best towns on the Dalmatian Coast. Solin is a town buzzing with history with plenty of Roman structures to see and amaze when you visit the town. The amphitheatre is also worth a visit as it was built to accommodate 15,000 fans of the sport. Trogir is another town worth visiting for impressive sights such as the Cathedral of St Lawrence. Klis is another worthwhile visit with its great Klis Fortress, which will impress young and old.

Only 10 miles from the villa, you will find the Salona Archaeological Park. The largest in Croatia, it’s fantastic for those wanting to learn more about the Roman era. Split is less than 10 miles away and is a great day out. The second largest city in Croatia has plenty to see and do in the lively city. The Sports Hall of Fame Museum is an exciting visit for those sports fans and you can even watch a game at the Mladezi Park Stadium. The Split Archaeological Museum is also here in this busy city. The Riva Promenade and the Bell Tower of St. Domnius Cathedral are also a must-see when you stay in Split. There is plenty of nightlife and restaurants in the city. You can also get a ferry from the port at Split. This will take you to the Dalmatian islands, some of the most beautiful in the world.

Despite the villa being quiet, there is still plenty to do and see for day trips during your stay.

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The city of Split, with its magnificent historical sites, scenic coastal vistas, and a welcoming local atmosphere, is a must-visit destination for travellers in search of the perfect balance of culture, relaxation, and adventure. Nestled along the captivating Dalmatian Coast, it’s a vibrant mix of modern life and ancient history, making it a thriving hub for both locals and tourists.

The heart of Split is the historic Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that stands as one of the best-preserved Roman monuments in the world. Built for the Roman Emperor Diocletian in the 4th century, this massive complex now forms the nucleus of the city. Within the palace walls, you'll discover a labyrinth of narrow streets, charming squares, and historic buildings. The Peristyle, an open-air courtyard, is a central gathering place, and both the Cathedral of Saint Domnius and the Temple of Jupiter showcase remarkable examples of ancient architecture. Strolling through the ancient streets, you'll come across quaint shops, lively cafes, and local markets.

The Riva promenade is the city's vibrant waterfront hub. Lined with cafes, restaurants, and shops, it's the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely stroll, sip a coffee, or dine while overlooking the stunning Adriatic Sea. The palm-lined promenade offers a lively atmosphere day and night, with street performers and events throughout the year.

Just a short walk from the from the centre of Split is Marjan Hill, a pristine nature park that offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city streets. The park features lush greenery, jogging trails, and stunning viewpoints overlooking the city and the sea. It's an ideal place for hiking, picnicking, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of the Mediterranean.

The Split region offers a variety of beautiful beaches. Bacvice and Ovcice are two popular choices conveniently located near the city centre. The sandy shores are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and trying your hand at the local beach sport, picigin. Exploring further along the coast, you'll find numerous rocky coves and pebble beaches, each with their own unique charm.

For adventure seekers, Split offers a wide array of outdoor activities and water sports. From kayaking and paddle-boarding to sailing and scuba diving, there's something for everyone who wants to experience the Adriatic up close. Split is a great base for taking boat trips to the nearby islands, where you can explore underwater caves and secluded beaches.

Croatian cuisine is known for its fresh, local ingredients and Mediterranean influence. You’ll be able to savour delicious seafood, grilled meats, and traditional recipes. To experience authentic Croatian flavours, visit the local konoba (taverns) that serve traditional dishes like pasticada (a slow-cooked beef stew), and peka (baked meat and vegetables). Pair your meal with local wines and olive oils for a complete gastronomic experience.

Split is a city of remarkable beauty and historical significance. Whether you're exploring ancient streets, soaking up the sun on pristine beaches, or indulging in delectable local cuisine, Split promises an unforgettable experience. Its blend of stunning natural landscapes, ancient history, and a welcoming Mediterranean lifestyle makes it a destination that offers something for every traveller.

Find out more in our Dalmatian Coast Travel Guide