Villa Luxury Lovre seaside heated pool sauna

Villa Lovre is located in the historic town of Nin, just a few steps from the sea – only 5 meters away. This modernly furnished villa, with a living area of 180 m2, is the perfect retreat for up to 8 guests looking for comfort, style, and a location right by the beach. On the ground floor, Villa Lovre features a fully equipped kitchen with all necessary appliances and utensils, including a coffee machine. The dining area has a large table for eight, and the spacious living room with a wood-burning fireplace creates a cozy atmosphere. A separate toilet is also located on this level for added convenience. Upstairs, there are four elegant bedrooms with king-size beds (180x200 cm). Each room has its own private bathroom – two with walk-in showers, one with a bathtub, and the fourth with a walk-in shower and direct access to the balcony with a lovely view. A private sauna is also available on this floor for full relaxation. For additional comfort and recreation, a stationary exercise bike is available in the living room. Outside, you’ll find a covered terrace with a dining table and chairs for eight guests. The heated pool (25 m2) is surrounded by four sun loungers, ideal for soaking up the sun and enjoying the Mediterranean ambiance. Villa Lovre offers three parking spaces next to the house, and with prior notice, a mooring for boats up to 7 meters can also be arranged. Nin is one of the oldest Croatian royal towns, famous for its charming old town situated on a small island, the early Christian Church of the Holy Cross – often referred to as “the smallest cathedral in the world,” and its rich cultural and archaeological heritage. Walking through its stone alleys, bridges, and visiting museums is a true journey through history, while numerous sandy beaches provide perfect relaxation. One of the highlights is Ždrijac Beach 350 m air distance, a popular spot for kite surfers. Thanks to its shallow waters and favorable winds, it’s ideal for both beginners and experienced enthusiasts. Welcome to Villa Lovre – your luxurious seaside oasis in the heart of Dalmatia, where history, nature, and comfort meet for an unforgettable holiday! Important Notes: Reservations are not accepted from individuals under the age of 21. We retain the right to decline reservations that do not meet this criterion. Additionally, the house rules strictly prohibit parties or events, as well as smoking. Please note that pets are on request an additional charge is possible. Security deposit: 300 Euro Upon your arrival, the host will furnish you with detailed information about the facility. Additionally, you will be informed about a range of supplementary services available at the property for an extra fee. We appreciate your inquiry and are delighted to assist you further. Feel free to request additional information; we are here to make your stay exceptional. Your Luxe Villas Collection team!
Nin – The Oldest Royal Town in Croatia Located on a small island connected to the mainland by two stone bridges, Nin is one of the oldest and most historically significant towns in Croatia. Its history dates back over three thousand years, and throughout the centuries, it served as the political, cultural, and religious center of Croatian rulers. Nin was the first royal capital of Croatia, making it a place of great historical importance. Historical and Cultural Landmarks The town is rich in archaeological sites and monuments that testify to its glorious past. Some of the most famous attractions include: Church of St. Cross – known as the "smallest cathedral in the world," dating back to the 9th century, it is a symbol of early Christian architecture in Dalmatia. Church of St. Nicholas – located on a small hill, it is believed to be the coronation site of Croatian kings. According to legend, every new king had to ride his horse to this church to symbolically demonstrate his rule over the land. Remains of the Roman Forum and Temple – evidence of Nin’s importance in ancient times when it was a Roman colony. City walls and mosaics – another testimony to the rich history of the town. A special landmark is the statue of Bishop Gregory of Nin, created by the famous sculptor Ivan Meštrović. According to legend, touching the bishop's big toe brings good luck, making it a popular tradition among visitors. Natural Beauty and Attractions In addition to its cultural and historical heritage, Nin is known for its stunning natural beauty. The town is surrounded by long sandy beaches with shallow and warm waters, making it ideal for families with children. Queen’s Beach, one of the most famous in Croatia, offers a spectacular view of the Velebit mountain and crystal-clear sea. Nin is also famous for its healing mud, which has been used in natural therapies for centuries to treat various health conditions. Many visitors come specifically to experience its therapeutic benefits. Nin Saltworks – The White Gold of Dalmatia One of the oldest saltworks in Europe, Nin Saltworks, still produces salt in a completely natural way, without additives or industrial processing. Visitors can see how salt is traditionally harvested from the sea and taste high-quality sea salt and "fleur de sel," considered a true gourmet delight. Gastronomy and Local Delicacies Nin’s cuisine is based on fresh seafood, olive oil, local wines, and traditional Dalmatian specialties. Nearby taverns and restaurants offer dishes such as fresh fish, octopus under the bell, lamb, and homemade cheese and prosciutto. Nin – A Perfect Holiday Destination Whether you are a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply looking for a peaceful place to relax, Nin is a destination that has something for everyone. Its rich cultural heritage, stunning beaches, healing mud, and excellent gastronomy make it the perfect choice for a holiday in Dalmatia. Welcome to Nin – a town where history and nature create an unforgettable experience!