Live the dream
The hidden
jewel of Croatia
An exceptional development of six luxury villas with spectacular sea views in a green paradise, less than a five-minute walk from the beaches and only a one-minute walk from the charming town.
Split International Airport is just 25 minutes away, offering direct flights to Paris, Munich, Vienna, London, Berlin, Geneva, Stockholm, Helsinki, and Prague.
The attractive design, combined with high functionality and quality, creates a wonderful living environment.
These aspects and the optimal location make the residential units a worthwhile investment in your future.
Focus on ecological and economical construction that is oriented towards quality of life and sustainability.
The picturesque village of Vinišće offers a stunning coastline with crystal-clear water and more than 2400 hours of sunshine a year in an area rich with cultural heritage.
In addition to numerous water sports and yachting facilities, there is something for everyone: whether it's tennis, horseback riding, or, a favorite for wine lovers, the local wineries.
The picturesque town of Marina is located in a well-protected bay between Rogoznica and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Trogir. The town's landmark is the 16th-century defensive tower, which has since been renovated and converted into a hotel.
The crystal-clear Adriatic Sea around Marina offers numerous excellent swimming opportunities, while the many traditional Konoba restaurants serve delicious Croatian and international cuisine.
The town of Trogir, only 18 km away, impresses with its well-preserved old town, known for its mix of Renaissance, Baroque, and Romanesque buildings. The town is situated on a small island connected to the mainland and the island of Čiovo by bridges. The 13th-century St. Lawrence Cathedral houses the Renaissance Chapel of St. John and offers a noteworthy view from its bell tower.
The region of Primošten was settled in 1386 by the ancestors of today’s inhabitants, who had to flee from the invasion of the Ottoman army from Bosnia. Today, it is known for its beaches, including the famous Raduca. The pebble beach and shallow water are ideal for families with young children.
Regarding nightlife, one of Croatia’s most renowned clubs, Aurora, is located in Primošten. Top DJs regularly perform here, providing great club nights. Aurora is only a 25-minute drive from Vinišče Bay Living.
Split, a city on Croatia's Dalmatian coast, is famous for its beaches and the Diocletian's Palace, a fortress-like complex in the city center built in the 4th century by the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Once composed of thousands of structures, the ruins today still include over 200 buildings. Within the white stone walls and courtyards, there are a cathedral, as well as numerous shops, bars, cafés, hotels, and residences.
Dalmatia is generally warmer than Istria or the Kvarner Bay. From mid-May to the end of September, you can dive into the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea, with enticing sandy beaches and pebble coves scattered near and far.
Restaurant Kupinica: 10 min. walking
Konoba Vinisce: 10 min. walking
Kupinica Beach: 5-7 min. walking
Market: 15 min. by car
Rent a Boat PIKA: 15 min. by car
Central Dalmatia is the most active and diverse part of Croatia, with exceptional islands, quiet harbors, rugged mountains, numerous castles, and an emerging culinary scene. It is also home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Diocletian's Palace in Split, the medieval city walls of Trogir, and the ancient field systems of the Stari Grad Plain on the island of Hvar.
The rugged 1500-meter-high Dinaric mountain range provides a sensational backdrop.
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