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Welcome to Kvarner, the gem of the Adriatic, with its natural beauties, rich culture and exciting things to experience. Nestled between the crystal-clear sea and imposing mountain ranges, this enchanting region will amaze you with its diversity. Here you will be greeted by mountains, forested islands, sandy coves and beaches and a turquoise sea. Add to this an authentic Mediterranean atmosphere, luxurious accommodation and a whole range of experiences that you can take part in, from hiking to scuba diving. Put it all together and you will have a holiday experience that will be hard to replicate in any other destination.
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Opatija, Kvarner (Croatia)

From: 697 € per week

  • 4 Persons
  • 1 Bedrooms
  • 1 Bathrooms
  • Apartman 50m2
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From: 697 € per week

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Island of Rab, Kvarner (Croatia)

From: 2.116 € per week

  • 12 Persons
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 4 Bathrooms
  • Outdoor pool 21 m2
  • Holiday home 200m2
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Island of Krk, Kvarner (Croatia)

From: 1.630 € per week

  • 6 Persons
  • 2 Bedrooms
  • 1 Bathrooms
  • Outdoor pool 35 m2
  • Apartman 60m2
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Crikvenica, Kvarner (Croatia)
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From: 3.161 € per week

  • 8 Persons
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 5 Bathrooms
  • Outdoor pool 32 m2
  • Holiday home 230m2
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Opatija, Kvarner (Croatia)

From: 1.484 € per week

  • 5 Persons
  • 2 Bedrooms
  • 1 Bathrooms
  • Outdoor pool 32 m2
  • Holiday home 145m2
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Opatija, Kvarner (Croatia)

From: 1.539 € per week

  • 8 Persons
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 4 Bathrooms
  • Outdoor pool 32 m2
  • Holiday home 170m2
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Opatija, Kvarner (Croatia)

From: 4.900 € per week

  • 8 Persons
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  • 4 Bathrooms
  • Outdoor pool 75 m2
  • Holiday home 400m2
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Island of Krk, Kvarner (Croatia)

From: 2.323 € per week

  • 8 Persons
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 3 Bathrooms
  • Outdoor pool 15 m2
  • Holiday home 190m2
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Opatija, Kvarner (Croatia)
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From: 542 € per week

  • 4 Persons
  • 1 Bedrooms
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  • Outdoor pool 28 m2
  • Holiday home 85m2
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Rijeka, Kvarner (Croatia)

From: 698 € per week

  • 4 Persons
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Welcome to Kvarner, the gem of the Adriatic, with its natural beauties, rich culture and exciting things to experience. Nestled between the crystal-clear sea and imposing mountain ranges, this enchanting region will amaze you with its diversity. Here you will be greeted by mountains, forested islands, sandy coves and beaches and a turquoise sea. Add to this an authentic Mediterranean atmosphere, luxurious accommodation and a whole range of experiences that you can take part in, from hiking to scuba diving. Put it all together and you will have a holiday experience that will be hard to replicate in any other destination.

Villas by the crystal-clear sea in Kvarner

Kvarner enchants both domestic and foreign visitors with its natural diversity and beauty. Situated between mountain peaks and the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea, this region offers a unique combination of landscapes. The Kvarner coast is dotted with beautiful islands, picturesque bays and pebble beaches. It is an ideal place to relax or explore. The Adriatic's blue-green waters blend perfectly with the rich marine flora and fauna, making Kvarner an excellent choice for scuba divers.

Even after returning to the villa, sea lovers do not have to go far from the Kvarner blue. In our collection of villas by the sea in Kvarner you will be able to find accommodation that is tailored to your needs. You can always stop at the beach and explore the underwater world. Most of our villas by the sea have spacious terraces overlooking the sea. Experience the holiday you want and enjoy the sounds and smells of the sea, regardless of whether you are exploring the coast along the promenade or relaxing on the comfortable terrace of your villa.

Villas with outdoor pools in Kvarner

Kvarner's uniqueness lies not only in its natural beauty, but also in its deep connection with the past, manifested in its towns and villages. You can explore their sights and combine this adventure with relaxation in comfortable and sophisticated accommodation with our offer of villas with swimming pools in Kvarner, near historically significant areas. After a day spent exploring the historical heritage of Kvarner, you can refresh yourself in your own pool and soak up the sun on the pool deck.

Villas with pools are a popular choice as they are enjoyed by guests of all ages. Pools also contribute to a relaxed atmosphere and are the best refreshment. Come browse our collection and contact one of our specialists, and we'll work with you to find the villa that's just what you're looking for. From hydromassage pools to seawater pools with incredible views of the Kvarner Bay, you have a whole range of options. All of them are equally tempting, and there is no such thing as a wrong choice.

Family villas for a carefree holiday

The Kvarner is like a collage of the Mediterranean, inviting the visitor to explore its many facets. Whether it's lazing on the beach to the sound of the waves or hiking to the top of a mountain for a panoramic view, this region offers plenty of opportunities for relaxation and exploration. And if you are on holiday with the whole family, you will find something for all ages to enjoy here.

Take a look at our family villas in Kvarner and choose an accommodation with a variety of facilities for children of all ages to enjoy. While your little ones are having fun in the playroom or on the slide in the villa's spacious garden, you can relax by the pool and recharge your batteries for a new round of exploring the natural beauty of Kvarner or Gorski kotar.

Natural wonders of Kvarner and Gorski kotar

In Kvarner you can enjoy coastal charm and hiking adventures at the same time. The island of Krk, known since ancient times as the "Golden Island" for its beauty, offers a variety of attractions, from charming old towns to peaceful coves. The islands of Cres, Lošinj and Rab offer a wealth of hidden corners and unspoilt natural beauty.

Gorski Kotar, on the other hand, offers a refreshing contrast with its mountainous beauty. Walking through dense forests, hiking to the peaks and cycling along the paths surrounded by vegetation are just some of the ways you can experience the authentic nature of this area. Especially if you visit one of the national parks or nature parks in the area, such as Risnjak National Park or Zeleni Vir Nature Park. Whether you choose to admire spring meadows in bloom or autumn colours, you can be sure that the landscape of Gorski Kotar will delight you and give you rest for body and soul.

Popular destinations and cultural heritage

The Kvarner region is home to popular tourist destinations such as Rijeka, Opatija, Crikvenica, Krk and many others. Each destination has its own charm and history that dates back to ancient times. This makes the region an ideal destination for travellers who want to delve deeper into the past and enjoy the luxury of staying in a villa.

Opatija is an elegant summer resort on the Adriatic coast. It is one of the most popular destinations in the region and is steeped in culture and history. Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", Opatija became a summer resort for European aristocrats in the 19th century. Some of the impressive villas are still in place today and are a testament to the opulence of that era. You can visit the first villa in Opatija, Villa Angiolina. Built in 1844, it marked the beginning of Opatija becoming an elegant resort. Here you can also visit the beautiful Slatina Park and the 15th century baroque church of St. Jakov. Afterwards take a walk along the beautiful Lungomare promenade with an incredible view of the sea.

Rijeka is the capital of the region and has historically been an important port as well as a centre of trade and commerce. This dynamic city is rich in cultural monuments such as Trsat Castle, an ancient fortress offering a panoramic view of the city and the sea. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rijeka is home to an exceptional collection of modern works of art.

The island of Krk has a history that stretches back thousands of years. Visit the town of Krk, which is over a thousand years old. Its narrow streets, walls and cathedral bear witness to its rich past. While you are here, you can also visit the Franciscan island of Košljun, where you will find interesting historical artefacts and documents that illustrate the history of the island.

The island of Cres is rich in historical heritage, especially in its capital, Cres. The town has many stone streets, palaces and churches that tell an interesting story of the past. A visit to the Franciscan monastery of St. Mary the Great and its 15th century church is a must, as well as stopping by the medieval city gates.

The Mediterranean spirit of local cuisine

During your visit to Kvarner, you will have the opportunity to explore not only the natural and cultural beauty of the region, but also the dishes that are the hallmark of Kvarner cuisine. In this region, food is not seen as just an ordinary meal. It is an experience that will connect you with the spirit of the Mediterranean and with the traditions of the region.

Kvarner cuisine is primarily a celebration of the freshness of local ingredients. The menu is enriched with seafood such as shrimp, lobster and various types of fish. A speciality of the region is scampi on buzara. A speciality rich in Mediterranean flavours, fresh shrimps are stewed in olive oil, white wine and spices.

For an authentic experience, try the local wine with your meal. Kvarner produces 2 million litres of wine a year from some 200 hectares of vineyards, most of which are of the autochthonous žlahtina variety.

On the mainland, Gorski kotar offers a different palette of flavours, but one that is equally appreciated. The basis of its cuisine is meat, especially game. You can try bear or boar prosciutto as a starter, and venison stew with gnocchi and prunes as a main course. Round off your meal with a traditional homemade plum or pear brandy and finish off with a forest fruit strudel.

Whether you choose to dine by the sea or in the mountains, Kvarner cuisine will not disappoint. It is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture, tastes and smells of the region. It is also a chance to create memories that will stay with you long after you return home.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best time to visit Continental Croatia?

The best time to visit Continental Croatia is from spring to early autumn. The hinterland of Croatia has a moderate continental climate, with distinct four seasons. Spring and early autumn are pleasant seasons (temperatures between 15°C and 23°C), as well as less crowded. Both seasons are ideal for hiking, cycling and visiting historical sites. July and August are the warmest months, with temperatures ranging from 18 to 30°C. They are best for activities such as swimming in lakes and rivers, rafting and hiking. Summer is also when most festivals and cultural events take place.

How can I reach Continental Croatia?

Many visitors choose to travel by car thanks to the excellent road network. Zagreb is well-connected with the surrounding countries. From the direction of Germany you can easily reach the A3 motorway, which leads to Zagreb and continues towards Hungary. The A4 motorway leads to Zagreb from the east. It is a 6-7 hour drive from Munich, 10 hours from Frankfurt, 8 hours from Prague and less than 2 hours from Ljubljana. Croatia has been part of the Schengen zone since 1.1.2023., so at EU border crossings you can travel without having to show any documents. Once in Croatia, tolls are paid by cash or card at toll stations. Bear in mind that during the tourist season, especially at weekends, toll booths can be very busy. The railway network also connects Zagreb with many European countries. Fast trains, such as the Eurocity, provide efficient connections. You can also arrive by plane - Zagreb and Osijek have international airports with regular flights to many European cities.

Where are the most beautiful river beaches in Continental Croatia located?

A swim in the rivers and lakes of Continental Croatia is a great way to experience nature and refreshment during summer. There are plenty of options in the vicinity of Zagreb. The Foginovo river beach in Karlovac offers refreshment on the Korana River with facilities such as an aquapark and a 10-metre diving board. The river Mrežnica in the Duga Resa area has numerous swimming spots with waterfalls and unspoilt nature. On the river Kupa, you can find popular bathing areas such as Zibel near Petrinja and the town river beach in Petrinja. Kavrlja in Hrvatska Kostajnica is often visitors' top choice for swimming in the Una River. The town of Rastoke in Slunj is also known as "Little Plitvice", so waterfalls and natural pools of the river Korana await you at swimming spots such as Škrila, Pod oltarom and Kotlac. In Osijek, make sure to visit the Copacabana river beach, also known as "Kopika". Here you can enjoy the sandy beach by the river Drava, as well as open-air pools and many accompanying recreational facilities.

Which are the most popular destinations in Continental Croatia?

Among the most popular destinations in the interior of Croatia are the capital, Zagreb, known for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural scene, followed by Plitvice Lakes, the world-renowned national park. The towns of Osijek, Đakovo, Slavonski Brod and Varaždin are also popular destinations for their history, architecture and traditional gastronomy. Wine lovers often visit wine-growing regions such as Kutjevača and Daruvar to taste premium wines, while Kopački rit and Papuk are popular destinations for active holidaymakers.

What are some of the best things to do in Continental Croatia?

There are plenty of opportunities for a variety of activities during your holiday in Continental Croatia. Enjoy exploring the enchanting greenery of unspoilt nature in the Plitvice Lakes National Park or numerous nature parks. Outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, fishing and rafting are also popular ways to enjoy all that Continental Croatia has to offer. If you are interested in discovering the cultural and historical heritage, you can spend a day wandering through historic cities such as Zagreb, Varaždin and Osijek, visiting their architectural gems and museums. For complete relaxation, head to one of the thermal spa resorts, such as the spa centers in Krapinske Toplice or Tuhelj.

What is the weather like in Continental Croatia?

The inland of Croatia has a moderate continental climate, with distinct four seasons. In spring (March-May) temperatures are comfortable for nature exploration and hiking, 15 to 23°C. In summer (June-July) temperatures reach 30°C, which is perfect for swimming in lakes and rivers, as well as outdoor activities. Temperatures in early autumn (September) are generally comfortable (22°C), and in November temperatures can drop as low as 10°C with the possibility for snow. Temperatures then drop towards 0°C. In mountainous areas, temperatures are lower than the overall average. It is always a good idea to check the weather forecast before you travel in order to plan your clothing and activities.

Where is Continental Croatia located?

The continental part of Croatia is located in the inner part of the country and does not extend to the Adriatic coast. It lies to the north of Bosnia and Herzegovina, to the west of Serbia and Montenegro, to the south-east of Slovenia and Austria, and to the east of the Adriatic Sea and the coastal part of Croatia. Thanks to its location, it is distinguished by a wide variety of landscapes, including plains, lowlands, hills, mountains and rivers. The capital of Continental Croatia is Zagreb, which is also the capital of the country.

What is the average price of a villa in Continental Croatia?

The average price of villas in Continental Croatia varies depending on the category, facilities and the period of your stay. Our villa collection includes a wide range of villas, from slightly more affordable to luxury villas. For the best value for money, check out our special offers, where you can always find a villa to suit your needs at the best value price. Villas must be booked in advance. Due to the higher demand in the summer, we recommend that you check availability on the villa's listing page and book as soon as possible.

Is Continental Croatia suitable for a family vacation?

Continental Croatia is an ideal destination for a family holiday. It is known for its hospitality, safety and friendly environment for visitors. A wide range of natural parks, walking and cycling trails, as well as swimming spots with waterparks, diving boards and other facilities will delight the young and the young at heart. The same goes for thermal spa centers, where you can always find shallow pools and waterparks for children. In addition, free outdoor events for all age groups are often organised, especially during the warmer months of the year.

Is Continental Croatia pet-friendly?

Continental Croatia is a great destination for a holiday with a pet. The natural environment of Continental Croatia is ideal for walks with pets, as there are many promenades, parks and mountain trails to be found throughout the region. Cities, including the capital Zagreb, have many cafes, restaurants and parks where pets are welcome. In our villas collection you will find pet-friendly villas, so you can feel free to explore the natural beauty and enjoy a well-deserved holiday with your pet.

Is Continental Croatia expensive?

Prices in Continental Croatia vary depending on your location. For example, in the capital city and the popular tourist destination of Zagreb, prices are often higher than in places that are less popular with tourists. However, prices in the inland are generally cheaper than those on the Adriatic coast. Continental Croatia also offers a plethora of free outdoor activities, cultural events and local attractions that contribute to an accessible tourist experience.

What makes Continental Croatia unique?

Continental Croatia is unique in its authentic qualities. This area enchants visitors with its rich cultural heritage, historic towns with baroque, renaissance and neo-gothic castles, mountainous landscapes and untouched nature. The Plitvice Lakes National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition, the region is unique for its healing thermal spas, including the spa resorts in Krapinske Toplice and Varaždinske Toplice. In addition to complete relaxation in the wellness oases, Continental Croatia is also known for its traditional gastronomy and wine-growing regions. As a result, you will experience a combination of culture, history and natural beauty that you will not be able to find anywhere else.

Where are the most popular thermal spa centres in continental Croatia?

Thermal spa centers in Continental Croatia are an ideal place to take a break from everyday stress. The combination of thermal pools with healing mineral waters, saunas, wellness treatments and water parks for children regularly attracts visitors seeking relaxation. The locations of the most popular thermal spas in the continental part of Croatia are Krapinske Toplice, Tuhelj and Donja Stubica, as well as Sveti Martin na Muri, Varaždinske Toplice, Daruvar and Topusko.

Which languages are spoken in Continental Croatia?

The official language in Continental Croatia is Croatian, which is used in all aspects of society and communication. English and German are spoken by a large number of people living and working in Continental Croatia. Besides English and German, you're likely to hear other languages like Italian and French at tourist sites and information points.

Where are the airports in Continental Croatia located?

To facilitate travel and access to the region, Continental Croatia has two airports. The main airport is the Franjo Tuđman International Airport in Zagreb (ZAG), the capital of Croatia, which is an important transport hub with connections to many European cities. The Osijek Airport (OSI) is located about 20 kilometres from the city of Osijek in the east of the country and is connected to several major European cities.

Are there charging stations for electric vehicles in Continental Croatia?

There are numerous charging stations for electric vehicles throughout Continental Croatia, in both large cities and small towns. For exact locations, check the map at https://chargemap.com/map.