Villas à Sibenik - page 19

Collection soigneusement sélectionnée de 232 villas ultra-luxueuses dans Sibenik et les environs

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Voir tout 232 villas en Sibenik

Meilleures villas en Sibenik

1,750 €/sem

8 Visiteurs 4 Chambres 5 Bains

Villa Silvana

10.0

Šibenik, Croatie

4,522 €/sem

12 Visiteurs 5 Chambres 5 Bains

Villa Stylish

10.0

Primošten, Croatie

3,388 €/sem

8 Visiteurs 3 Chambres 4 Bains

Villa Neptun

Rogoznica, Croatie

2,800 €/sem

8 Visiteurs 4 Chambres 4 Bains

Villa Bellezza 1

Šibenik, Croatie

Prix sur demande

6 Visiteurs 3 Chambres 4 Bains

Villa Golden Star

Primošten, Croatie

938 €/sem

8 Visiteurs 3 Chambres 2 Bains

Villa Barbara

10.0

Šibenik, Croatie

1,267 €/sem

7 Visiteurs 3 Chambres 2 Bains

Villa Nina

10.0

Šibenik, Croatie

1,330 €/sem

7 Visiteurs 4 Chambres 2 Bains

Villa Dalmata

9.8

Šibenik, Croatie

3,150 €/sem

~~3,500~~ -10%

16 Visiteurs 6 Chambres 4 Bains

Villa Rustica

10.0

Šibenik, Croatie

1,988 €/sem

8 Visiteurs 3 Chambres 3 Bains

Villa Miracle

10.0

Rogoznica, Croatie

4,410 €/sem

~~4,900~~ -10%

14 Visiteurs 5 Chambres 7 Bains

Villa Freedom

Čista Velika, Vodice, Croatie

3,430 €/sem

12 Visiteurs 6 Chambres 6 Bains

Villa Amaris

10.0

Šibenik, Croatie

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Foire aux questions

How far is Sibenik from Split Airport?

Split Airport (SPU) is approximately 55 km south. The drive takes about 45–50 minutes via the A1 motorway. Zadar Airport (ZAD), 75 km north, is an alternative with a similar transfer time.

Is Sibenik worth visiting, or should I go straight to Split or Dubrovnik?

It is absolutely worth visiting, especially for luxury villa guests. It offers two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, four fortresses, and proximity to Kraka and Kornati national parks. It is also significantly less crowded and more affordable.

What is the best time to visit Šibenik?

June and September offer the best balance of warm weather, swimmable sea temperatures, manageable crowds, and villa prices 20–35% below peak. July and August are the hottest and busiest months, but guarantee the warmest sea (24–26°C). May and October are ideal for cultural exploration with the lowest prices.

Do I need a car?

A hire car is recommended if you plan to visit Krka Waterfalls, have a day trip, or if your villa is outside the historic center. For guests staying in the center or Vodice, local buses and taxi boats can cover basic needs, but a car gives far more flexibility. Ride-hailing apps (Uber, Bolt) operate in the area, but availability is less consistent than in Split.

Are Sibenik's beaches suitable for children?

Yes. Banj Beach is pebbly but well-equipped with facilities. Raduca Beach in Primosten has a gentle entrance and Blue Flag water quality. Most RLVC villas include private pools, which children tend to use more than beaches.

How do I get to Kornati?

Full-day boat tours depart regularly from Sibenik, Vodice, and Murter. Tours typically cost €70–150 per person, including entry, lunch, and swimming stops. It is accessible only by boat; there is no land access.

What is the food like?

Food scene centers on fresh Adriatic seafood, Dalmatian prsut, local olive oil, and indigenous wines. Numerous family-run konobas serve excellent traditional dishes. Local specialties include peka (slow-cooked under an iron bell), black risotto, and grilled fresh fish. For self-catering villa guests, the daily market and supermarkets provide all the ingredients for cooking Dalmatian meals at home.

Is Sibenik a Game of Thrones filming location?

Yes. Sibenik was used as the Free City of Braavos in Season 5 of Game of Thrones. St. James Cathedral represented the Iron Bank, St. John's Fortress was the fighting pit, and the old town streets served as Braavos's market scenes with Arya Stark. These locations are free to visit and uncrowded.