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Holiday Rentals in Croatia
Rent your holiday rental in Croatia with us
Escape to Croatia, where the Mediterranean spirit blends with timeless beauty. Staying in a rental offers the freedom to explore at your own pace, the comfort of space, and the warmth of local authenticity. Wake up to the sound of the Adriatic, wander through ancient cities and coastal towns, and indulge in Croatia’s celebrated cuisine and wines. Discover our carefully selected accommodations and experience Croatia your way.
Villa Casa Antignana with pool in Tinjan, Istria
From 110.00€ per night
Villa Cherry House with pool in Višnjan,Istria
From 135.00€ per night
Villa Bianca with pool in Tar, Istria
From 176.00€ per night
Villa Casa Biguli with private pool and garden in Istria
From 127.00€ per night
Villa Dany with pool in Porec
From 144.00€ per night
Villa Martimar with Hot tub and pool in Poreč
From 213.00€ per night
Holiday Home Casa Astrid by the sea in Porec, Istria
From 110.00€ per night
Apartment Rocco with balcony in Poreč
From 70.00€ per night
Villa Carla with sea view in Vrsar, Istria
From 193.00€ per night
Apartment Saša with balcony in Poreč
From 65.00€ per night
Reasons to visit Croatia
- Stunning Coastlines – Clearwaters & hidden beaches perfect for swimming
- Charming Medieval Towns – Explore Rovinj or Poreč full of history and romance
- World-Class Food & Wine – Taste truffles, olive oil, and award-winning Istrian Malvasia
- Nature Adventures – Hike, bike, or sail through lush parks and scenic trails
- Affordable Luxury – Premium stays at lower costs than other Mediterranean hotspots.
- Year-Round Beauty – Sunny summers, cozy winters—every season has its magic.
Accommodations in Croatia with Pool
Villa Casa Antignana with pool in Tinjan, Istria
From 110.00€ per night
Villa Cherry House with pool in Višnjan,Istria
From 135.00€ per night
Villa Bianca with pool in Tar, Istria
From 176.00€ per night
Villa Casa Biguli with private pool and garden in Istria
From 127.00€ per night
Accommodations in Croatia with Seaviews
Holiday Home Casa Astrid by the sea in Porec, Istria
From 110.00€ per night
Villa Carla with sea view in Vrsar, Istria
From 193.00€ per night
Apartment Filipin near the beach in Porec, Istria
From 150.00€ per night
Apartment Nina in Poreč centre, Istria
From 150.00€ per night
Accommodations pet-friendly in Croatia
Villa Casa Antignana with pool in Tinjan, Istria
From 110.00€ per night
Villa Cherry House with pool in Višnjan,Istria
From 135.00€ per night
Villa Bianca with pool in Tar, Istria
From 176.00€ per night
Villa Casa Biguli with private pool and garden in Istria
From 127.00€ per night
Family Accommodations in Croatia
Villa Casa Antignana with pool in Tinjan, Istria
From 110.00€ per night
Villa Cherry House with pool in Višnjan,Istria
From 135.00€ per night
Villa Casa Biguli with private pool and garden in Istria
From 127.00€ per night
Apartment Hari I with terrace in Porec, Istria
From 72.00€ per night
About Croatia as a destination
provides important details you need to know before visit Croatia
- History
Croatia is a captivating tapestry of Roman heritage, Venetian influence, and medieval charm. In cities like Split and Dubrovnik, ancient walls and grand palaces stand as living monuments to a glorious past, while coastal towns such as Rovinj or Korčula enchant visitors with narrow streets and timeless beauty. Across the hills and islands, stone-built villages preserve centuries-old traditions of winemaking, olive cultivation, and gastronomy. From the Roman splendor of Pula’s Arena to the Renaissance grace of Hvar’s harbor, every corner of Croatia tells a story — one shaped by history, culture, and the enduring spirit of the Adriatic.
- Hotspots
From the majestic walls of Dubrovnik to the timeless elegance of Split’s Diocletian’s Palace, Croatia is a land filled with unforgettable treasures. The Plitvice Lakes captivate with their cascading waterfalls and emerald waters, while the island of Hvar enchants with lavender fields and sunlit promenades. On the Istrian coast, the Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč and Pula’s Roman amphitheater stand as enduring symbols of history and artistry. Inland, ancient villages like Motovun and Hum reveal the soul of rural Croatia, where tradition, creativity, and authenticity thrive in perfect harmony.
- What to do
Savor the essence of Croatia through its rich flavors and vibrant spirit. Delight in dishes infused with truffles, olive oil, and the catch of the day, and raise a glass of Dalmatian Plavac Mali or Istrian Malvasia in vineyards overlooking the sea. Spend your days swimming in the Adriatic’s crystal waters, hiking through national parks like Krka or Paklenica, or cycling scenic coastal and countryside trails that reveal the country’s natural harmony. As night falls, join locals at lively festivals celebrating music, film, and tradition—or enjoy a quiet dinner by the shore, where the sound of the waves becomes part of the evening’s melody.
- Weather
Summers (June-August) bring sun-drenched days (25-30°C) ideal for beach-hopping, while spring and autumn (15-25°C) offer mild perfection for exploring hilltop villages and olive groves. Even winter (5-12°C) has its allure, with cozy taverns, truffle-hunting season, and Christmas markets glowing against stone streets.
- Tips
Croatia’s magic reveals itself in its many contrasts — from tranquil island villages to hilltop towns surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. To make the most of your visit, plan ahead and secure accommodations early, especially during the summer months in popular destinations like Dubrovnik, Split, or Rovinj. Bring light clothing for sunny days, an extra layer for the evening breeze, and comfortable shoes for exploring cobbled streets and coastal paths. Treat yourself to local specialties such as fuži pasta with truffles or freshly grilled seafood, and remember that a warm “Hvala!” (thank you) always brings a smile)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions, simple answers: Your Solis Poreč apartment guide.
For your convenience, we accept Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Bank Transfer and PayPal payments, ensuring a smooth and secure booking experience.
Generally, check-in is after 3 PM and check-out is by 10 AM.
However, we can offer you an early check-in or a late check-out subject to availability. Just reach out to our friendly team to explore your options!
Please note, it is more likely for such arrangements during low seasons.
Yes, final cleaning and laundry services are included for your convenience. However, we kindly ask you to leave the property in good condition for the next guests.
Yes! Some of our Istrian properties offer private parking, while in the historic old towns, there is free public parking for one car per property.
Upon making a reservation we kindly ask you to specify whether you require a parking to be able to give you the right information and further instructions.
We welcome your furry friends! Pets are allowed in selected Istrian rentals. To discover our petfriendly accomodations for you and your four-legged companion, click here and enjoy your stay together!
We understand that your travel plans may change. Here's our flexible cancellation policy:
- From the booking date until 61 days before check-in: 10% of the total rent charges applied.
- From 60 days before check.in untill 43 days before check-in: 20% of the total rent charges applied.
- From 42 days before, until the check-in: 100% of the total rent charges applied.
- No-show: 100% of the total prepayment amount.
Most of our properties require security deposits which are refundable in case no damage to the property.
Solis Porec may require a different deposit then applied per property in case of young groups or in cases where the agency assesses a higher risk for the property.
Croatia is a breathtaking country along the Adriatic Sea, celebrated for its more than a thousand islands, historic cities, and diverse cultural influences. It lies at the crossroads of Central Europe and the Mediterranean, bordered by Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro. Its coastline stretches for over 1,700 kilometers, offering some of the most beautiful seascapes in Europe.
No, Croatia is not a peninsula — but it does include the Istrian Peninsula, shared with Slovenia and Italy. The Croatian part, known as Istria County, is one of the nation’s most beloved regions, famed for its coastal towns, medieval hilltop villages, and outstanding gastronomy. From Istria in the northwest to Dubrovnik in the south, Croatia’s geography and heritage form a captivating mosaic that continues to inspire travelers from around the world
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