Villa Old Olive Iis a luxuriously equipped villa with a large swimming pool hidden in a small village called Salvela, not far from the town of Vodnjan, right between Pula and Rovinj which you can easily reach in only 15 minutes by car. The villa is very acceessible (just one minute from the main road) but in a private compound full of peace and privacy. Around the house is a private garden with swimming pool, olive trees and a large terrace with sun loungers and barbecue. Relax and dive into a large swimming pool where also the youngest ones can enjoy in the shallow section intended for children. On top of that the youngest ones can have fun playing on a trampoline in the garden, or take a peek into the playroom in the basement of the house. In your own playroom, you can play billiards, table tennis and table football as long as you like. The house is divided into three floors and can accommodate up to 12 people in six spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. On the first floor of the house walk into a modern and spacious living room with dining room and fully equipped kitchen from which it is possible to access a beautiful large balcony with a table and chairs able to fit everybody for a dinner outside. From the balcony enjoy the open sea view and the Brijuni Islands. If you would like to spend time outside the villa, we advise you to visit the nearby Fažana or Peroj and visit their beautiful beaches, in just a 10-minute drive. Villa Old Olive I will give you unforgettable and luxurious holiday on the west side of Istria. Take this chance to enjoy Croatia with family and freinds and book the holiday of your dreams!
REMARK:
SMOKING AND PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED.
The administration fee is 5,- euro per person and needs to be paid at arrival.
Sojourn Tax:Not included in price.
Cleaning costs are 350,- euro and needs to be paid at arrival.
A deposit of 1000,- euro is obligatory and must be paid on arrival. The deposit will be returned to guests upon departure.
Bed linen and towels are changed once a week.

Istria’s largest cityis Pula, the Roman history of Croatia is still visible today. Pula is best known for itsamphitheater, it is the sixth largest of its kind and was mainly used for holdinggladiatorial fights.
Today it is used for cultural events such as the Pula Film Festival, theater and opera performances, as well as concerts. Themuseumis located in thecatacombs of the arena, which introduces the history of thewine shop in Roman times. The Roman times cannot be overlooked, especially the forum, thetriumphal archand theAugustus templeare breathtaking. It is just as breathtaking when it gets dark, you witness an impressive play of light in front of the coast. The giants of light are a light installation that was designed in 2014 by the artist Dean Sikira. Every hour on the hour the cranes of the 158 year old shipyard “Uljanik” are radiated in beautiful colors and variations.
Istria’s largest cityis Pula, the Roman history of Croatia is still visible today. Pula is best known for itsamphitheater, it is the sixth largest of its kind and was mainly used for holdinggladiatorial fights.
Today it is used for cultural events such as the Pula Film Festival, theater and opera performances, as well as concerts. Themuseumis located in thecatacombs of the arena, which introduces the history of thewine shop in Roman times. The Roman times cannot be overlooked, especially the forum, thetriumphal archand theAugustus templeare breathtaking. It is just as breathtaking when it gets dark, you witness an impressive play of light in front of the coast. The giants of light are a light installation that was designed in 2014 by the artist Dean Sikira. Every hour on the hour the cranes of the 158 year old shipyard “Uljanik” are radiated in beautiful colors and variations.