Villa Levita

Breathtaking scenery, gastronomical delights, vibrant cities, romantic towns and some of the best-preserved architecture and historical sites across the globe, Croatia is fast becoming the destination of choice across southern Europe. Bringing cultures from Italy, continental Europe and its neighbours in the east, Croatia's fantastic blend of traditions presents you with a unique experience across both easy going and gripping experiences!
 
Villa Levita sits in Tugare, a sleepy village presenting guests an authentic feel of rural life in Croatia! This countryside hamlet hosts an ATM and several places to grab a bite to eat! While you have blissful settings to retreat to, the villa sits around towns and cities and coasts offering you all you need to enjoy your escape, no matter what you are seeking!
 
Sand and sea seekers rejoice! Your stay sees you around a multitude of beaches and bays across the Dalmatian coast! Nearby, Dugi Rat Beach presents a strip of gravelly shores to kick back and bask in the glorious sunshine and gaze across some the bluest seas you'll find on the continent. Duce beach offers the more traditional beach settings, with golden sand lapped by the ever-present sparkling sea. Here guests can enjoy refreshments from nearby vendors and even take part in some water-sports!
 
While in Tugare, you can quickly access Omis and the Centina River. Here, lovers of nature and outdoor activities with Mother Earth will completely fall in love with the settings and offerings. The Centina River snakes through valleys and forests, giving you an enchanting environment, to zip-line, cycle or hike through, or take to the sky to paraglide! Head onto the river to enjoy the unparalleled beauty of the area on a kayak, or for wet and wild times, rafting on the rapids here!
 
Throughout Omis and Centina Valley, you have a tonne of restaurants to choose from. Serving familiar flavours from Italy, Europe and across the world you can dine on well-known meals, or enjoy an expansive array of flavours and recipes from the native dishes. Indulge in cheese, meats, wild vegetables and the coastal towns speciality cuisine, seafood! Don't forget to try truffles, the upper echelon of foods and vino from one of the wine-producing powerhouse countries across the globe!

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The Dalmatian coast is a veritable treasure trove of stunning landscapes and historic towns, and Omis, situated halfway between the famous port city of Split and the energetic town of Maksarka, is no exception. With its rich history, scenic backdrop, and a plethora of attractions, Omis stands out as a unique and captivating destination for those seeking to explore the charm of Croatia. The town's history is deeply intertwined with its dramatic geographical setting, which is dominated by the imposing Cetina River Canyon and the Mosor Mountain Range.

The old town of Omis, with its narrow cobblestone streets and stone houses, is a place where history and culture converge. It’s a charming place to explore on foot and soak up the local way of life. There are a number of historic churches that you’ll come across while exploring - the Church of St. Michael, the Church of St. Peter, and the Church of St. Rocco, which all showcase intricate architectural details and a sense of reverence. The old town is also home to an abundance of restaurants, cafes, and local shops, it’s an excellent spot to savour authentic Croatian dishes and find unique souvenirs.

One of the most prominent historical attractions in the town is the Mirabella Fortress, often called Peovica. Perched high on a rocky outcrop, this fortress was built during the 13th century and was used as a hideout by the notorious Omis pirates who terrorised the Adriatic Sea. Today, visitors can climb up the steep path to the fortress and enjoy panoramic views of the town, the coast, and the surrounding landscapes.

Omis boasts a pristine stretch of coastline with a variety of beaches, each catering to different tastes. One of the most popular is the sandy beach at the mouth of the Cetina River, offering calm waters perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Adventurous spirits may prefer the pebbly beach of Brzet, known for its perfect conditions for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Just a short drive from Omis, there's the small village of Stanici, which is renowned for its unspoiled beaches and crystal-clear waters. It's a serene place to relax and escape the crowds often found in more touristy locations.

The Cetina River is a defining feature of Omis, and one of the most exhilarating activities here is to take a rafting excursion along its emerald waters. The river cuts through the impressive Cetina Canyon, creating a thrilling white-water rafting experience that appeals to adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. The journey offers panoramic views of the rugged cliffs, lush forests, and the charming villages that dot the landscape.

The nearby Biokovo Nature Park is an outstanding natural attraction. The Biokovo Mountain Range, part of the Dinaric Alps, offers incredible hiking opportunities, with well-marked trails leading to panoramic viewpoints where you can marvel at the Adriatic Sea and the islands scattered along the coast. The juxtaposition of the rugged mountain terrain and the azure waters is simply stunning and will leave a lasting impression.

The history, natural beauty, and cultural vitality of Omis combine to create a destination that is rich in character and charm. Whether you're seeking adventure on the Cetina River, exploring the medieval fortresses, or simply savouring the local cuisine, Omis has something to offer every traveller who ventures to this utterly enchanting corner of the Dalmatian coast.