Villa Primosten Burnji is placed in Burnji Primošten, the countryside of beautiful middle Dalmatian town Primošten. Villa is built in traditional stony rustic style; every particular is designed with passion, love, and attention to detail. It has four separated apartments which can host one big family (up to 18 people) or four separate families, (2+1)+(2+1)+(4+2)+(4+2) people. Each apartment has its kitchen and bathroom, as well as a terrace. But the big central tease plus the one near the swimming pool can host all the guests together for the joint meals or long pleasant hours during warm evenings. You can enjoy in peaceful not touched village surroundings, being only 10 km away from long fine stone or rocky beaches, cliffs and flavored crystal clear blue sea in Primošten.
The countryside is known for old vineyards of autochthone vine sot Babić, and strong tasted extra-virgin olive oil made of local sort Oblica. The authentic preserved stone medieval architecture beckons you to come and visit the rural households which alongside the pleasant ambiance also offer authentic, ecological forgotten meals and specialties. In such residences, you can get a taste of the past which are provided in the Jurlin’s Court, Baćul's Court and Galjin’s Court.
Few kilometers away is Aurora, one of Croatia’s largest and most famous clubs where you can spend nights dancing and having fun. It is one of the finest resorts on the Croatian coast, situated on the hills of the town of Primošten about 2 km from the central downtown area. It is built in the classical Mediterranean style and is characteristic for its simplicity, bright colours, flat roofs, stone walls, terraces, swimming pool, gardens, palm trees and extravagant greenery.
During the stay in Villa Primosten Burnji, guests are also offered cultural-entertainment events which are organised around. Especially memorable are the folklore and klapa (acapella singing groups) evenings and concerts of the wind orchestra “Primošten.” The offer of excursions is also rich because in the area of 30 kilometres there are two National parks of enormous and unique beauty, Krka and Kornati.
Historical Šibenik is only 25 kilometres away and Diocletian’s Palace in Split is 60 kilometres away. Split airport is 45kn away. We must not forget to mention “Primoštenske Užance”, a local festival celebrating traditional rural habits which are held annually on the first weekend in August. It represents a return to the past and portrays the culture, customs, and way of life of the forefathers of Primošten - something not to be missed.