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The lovely coastal city of Zadar is a well-preserved beauty where visitors are transported back in time as they wander the historic core. And, while the wonderful coastline wows guests and has lots to offer, the cultural heritage of this charming city is also deeply fascinating and there are a range of amazing museums, works of art, and cultural attractions to discover. So, if you find a villa in Zadar, you will be able to enjoy the best of both worlds – adventures outdoors and wonderful artistic and historic pursuits.

For those who are interested in getting up close and personal with the history and production of art and crafts in the city, in particular, then a visit to the Museum of Ancient Glass is a must. 

Dubrovnik is a city that many of us have become familiar with, even if we haven’t ever had the chance to holiday in Dubrovnik. Of course, this is partially through the scenes filmed in the city for the blockbuster television show Game of Thrones but it is also because many of us have seen the impossibly picturesque images of the historic core shared by strangers, friends, and family all over social media. It really is an incredible and cinematically beautiful place and a definite must for photography enthusiasts. So, find your villa in Dubrovnik and come take your own snaps but also be sure just to make the time to put away the cameras and screens and to sit and appreciate the magic of this gorgeous corner of the world.

When one arrives at the pretty and historic town of Pazin, they will find a peaceful and unpretentious place. It is not, perhaps, the first choice for some when it comes to holiday destinations as it does not boast endless attractions and is not the most glamorous place in the world. However, those looking for an authentic Istrian experience, people who enjoy being a little off the beaten path, those who want to avoid overly touristy destinations, and anyone looking for a perfect base from which to explore the wider region will find that a villa in Pazin is an ideal option for a perfect getaway in Istria.

The administrative capital and known as the, “heart of Istria,” Pazin is visually captivating and has been capturing the hearts and imaginations of those who visit or hear of the place for some time. In fact, Pazin is a great example of the so-called, "Green Istria", the area inland, away from the famous coast, where the region is lush and dramatic and ripe for exploration and adventure. This part of Istria is known for craggy mountains, forests, valleys, rivers, and caves. It is a place to enjoy all sorts of outdoor pursuits from zip-lining to hiking, mountain-biking to exploring caves. 

The stunning city of Dubrovnik already has plenty to offer visitors from city beaches, to Game of Thrones filming locations, to historic gems, to incredible restaurants. However, those who find a villa in Dubrovnik and are spending time in the city, enjoying all that she has to offer, might also feel the need to take a little break from the excitement and bustling crowds to delve further into the natural beauty of the area. If this is the case, then you could easily plan a little day-trip to the gorgeous Elaphiti Islands to further enhance your time on this stunning stretch of the coast of Croatia.

Situated northwest of Dubrovnik, the Elaphiti Islands form an enchanting archipelago comprising six main islands and numerous smaller islets. Of these, only three—Koločep, Lopud, and Šipan—have permanent inhabitants. You can reach specific islands through various ferry services and tours, or opt for the freedom of renting your own boat. 

While Easy Reserve has some truly exceptional vacation rentals in Croatia to choose from, the modern and luxurious Villa Gloss is perhaps one of the best-located gems that we have to offer. Tucked away in the quaint hamlet of Bilo and just a stone's throw from the sea, this stunning property promises a tranquil escape that you’ll remember for a lifetime.

Positioned 5km from the bustling centre of Primošten, Villa Gloss is right on the beach, allowing guests to enjoy the calm lull of the sea, close enough to amenities but still affording peace and quiet, and a little oasis of calm. Fenced in, the villa has a garden and a terrace with a pool to the rear that flow down to meet the sea, boasting extraordinary views over the coast and unparalleled access to the water.