Your Perfect Island Getaway Awaits: Discover Villa Adrimar on Krk!

Escape to Villa Adrimar, a modern sanctuary nestled on the enchanting Croatian island of Krk. This newly built villa offers complete privacy for a truly relaxing holiday. Immerse yourself in tranquility and let the warm sun and gentle breeze embrace you as you unwind by the pool, surrounded by the serene beauty of nature. Designed with a blend of traditional materials and modern elegance, Villa Adrimar caters to all your refined needs. Accommodating up to 8 guests, the villa features 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a spacious kitchen, and a beautifully decorated lounge. The outdoor area is perfect for leisure and dining, complete with a swimming pool, cozy deck chairs, and a small gym house. Experience new flavors, sights, sensations, and sounds in a place where stress simply melts away. Make Villa Adrimar your next great trip destination and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones. Some of the properties don’t allow youth groups. If you are booking an accommodation facility as a group of young individuals, contact our agency before making the reservation in order to check whether the requested property allows your stay.

On a cliff above the sea, in Kvarner Bay on island Krk, you will find the town Vrbnik. The Island is very exposed to tourism, but in Vrbnik you can still find a peaceful corner even during the summer season. This place has around thousand inhabitants that are primarily wine growers for a very special reason. This is the only known place for growing žlahtina variety of vine (the old Slavic name for “noble”) which produces quality dry white wine. Our advice is to taste it combined with traditional Krk sheep milk cheese (krčki sir) whose secret of quality lies in rockery and pastures near the sea. Besides the natural and gastronomic wonders, the people of these parts are very hospitable and pleasant. Above all, the place has a great cultural and historical heritage: Vrbnik was mentioned very early in written form, it has one of the oldest bylaws in Croatia and also the largest number of Medieval Croatian alphabet (Glagolitic) manuscripts.