Dear guests, welcome to Villa Vrbnik. We are delighted to have you here with us and to have pleasure to host you in our family villa on your holiday. We and our associates are here to anticipate your needs and help you get the most out of your stay. If there is anything we can do to make your stay more memorable, simply contact us anytime during your stay. Through our unique ambience and amenities, Villa Vrbnik aims to create a sense-awakening experience that refreshes and de-stresses your mind and body. If we could assist you in living up to your expectations at any time, give us a notice and we will quickly respond and endeavor to accommodate your requests. We hope that you will feel relaxed, restored and at your best.

Our philosophy It is simple. Our goal is your absolute pleasure! We are always available to you during your stay for anything you might need to make your holiday perfect. From a moment you arrive until your last minute in Croatia.

Old town Vrbnik is a very romantic place. It became famous thanks to its Glagolitic heritage. Vrbnik is situated on 50 meters high cliff above the Adriatic Sea, in Kvarner region, on the island Krk. Vrbnik has population of only 1100 inhabitants. With its rich history, Vrbnik is well known and one of the oldest villages on the island Krk. Narrow streets prevail in Vrbnik, so it is not strange that the world’s narrowest and tiniest street is located in the old town. Vrbnik is also famous for nice white wine - "Vrbnicka Zlahtina" that grows only here, on the island Krk, in Vrbnik vineyards field. In Kvarner bays there is the best seafood in the world, no.1 are Kvarner Scampi, monkfish, seabream, dentex and incredible quality wild Adriatic tuna. The island Krk or "The Golden Island" has many unique features and it is a voyage through the time across the millennia of rich history. Krk is the most northerly island on the Mediterranean and is located in the Kvarner bay. Krk is the largest Adriatic island, with an area of 405.78 km2 and the most populous island with numerous towns and villages where a total of 20.000 inhabitants live. Krk has historically been a center of Croatian culture. Various forms of literature in the Glagolitic alphabet was created and in part preserved on the island of Krk.