Dalmatia
Rogoznica.
A fishing town laced with coves, home to one of the Adriatic's finest marinas and a lake unlike any other.
A fishing town laced with coves, home to one of the Adriatic's finest marinas and a lake unlike any other.
A karst lake set in a sinkhole over 15 meters deep, right next to the marina — one of the most unusual sights on the Croatian coast.
Surrounded by steep limestone cliffs and pine forest, the lake changes colour throughout the day, from deep blue to almost black. A path around the rim offers views from above, and in places you can walk down to the water's edge. It's a short, pleasant walk from Marina Frapa.
One of the most awarded marinas in the Mediterranean, right beside Dragon's Eye — perfect for an evening stroll among the yachts.
Rogoznica has stayed a genuine fishing town — stone houses, a church tower, and a waterfront full of small boats.
Walk the waterfront at dusk, stop for fish at one of the seaside taverns, or simply sit on a bench and watch the yachts sail into the harbour. Everything is within a ten-minute walk of Villa Lilian.
A cape with a small stone chapel at the southern tip of the peninsula — a favourite spot for sunset.
The path to the cape winds through Mediterranean scrub, past rocks and hidden coves perfect for swimming without the crowds. At the very tip, by the small chapel, the view opens all the way to the open sea.
A botanical garden shaped like a labyrinth, planted with medicinal and Mediterranean herbs, on a small peninsula by the sea.
A quiet pebble beach overlooking the bay — where Villa Lilian's guests spend most of their days.
