LOCATION

LOCATION

Orebić, Croatia

Rising proudly above the Adriatic coastline, Villa Korta Katarina & Winery, Relais & Châteaux member, is located in the picturesque seaside town of Orebić on the delightful Pelješac Peninsular. While it is easily accessed from Dubrovnik, the villa is also wonderfully removed from the frenetic tourist activity of the city. With panoramic views of the glistening Adriatic, nearby islands, and breathtaking natural beauty all around, the property is perfectly positioned for visitors who want to experience southern Croatia’s incredible gifts.



Orebić has a long and rich maritime history. Over the centuries, this relatively small city has been home to numerous wealthy sea captains. And after sailing the high seas, these captains constructed their mansions and villas throughout the town. Villa Korta Katarina & Winery traces its origins back to this naval history and an extensive renovation has brought a new shine to this elegant property.

“Seaside” takes on a new meaning at Villa Korta Katarina & Winery. The open water and warm southerly winds have created a unique pebble beach right in front of the villa, and you’ll enjoy a stunning sea view in all of our luxury suites. The moment you arrive, you’ll feel the allure of the Adriatic that has fascinated sea captains for centuries. 



The welcoming seaside town Orebić, nestled between soaring mountains and the deep turquoise hues of the Adriatic Sea, is wonderful to explore and an ideal location from which to discover the region’s many hidden jewels. From hiking and biking to boating, fishing, and other aqua sports, there are countless adventures to be had. 

Orebić has a long and rich history with all things maritime. Over the centuries this relatively small city has been home to numerous sea captains. And after sailing the high seas these captains constructed their mansions and villas throughout the town. Villa Katarina is part of this naval history and an extensive renovation has brought a new shine to this elegant property.

Front line to the sea takes on a new meaning at Villa Katarina. The open sea and the warm southerly winds have created a unique pebble beach right in front of the villa. And you’ll enjoy your own private sea view in all of our luxury accommodation units. Feel part of the Adriatic and let the Adriatic entice you, just as it fascinated those sea captains in years gone by.

Villa Katarina is ideally located for discovering the abundant historical and natural beauties that the south of Croatia has to offer. And you wouldn’t have to look far for the first.

THE PELJEŠAC PENINSULA

The Pelješac Peninsula, a rocky green finger protruding out into the turquoise sea, is an area of outstanding natural beauty. Soaring mountains, picture-postcard bays, and terracotta-roofed hamlets are the makings of fantasies. From the longest fortification walls in Europe to endless beaches, the sights on the peninsula will leave a lasting impression. And no trip to Pelješac would be complete without sipping a glass of wine or two, ideally while enjoying an oyster straight from the sea in this highly regarded gastronomic destination.





KORČULA

Just across the channel via 20 minute ferry ride from Villa Korta Katarina & Winery is the ancient walled city of Korčula—a town rich with history. Visit it to learn about legendary explorer Marco Polo’s connections with Korčula and Venice. From fifteenth-century monasteries and baroque facades to charming boutiques and chic eateries, let the cobblestone streets carry you back in time.





DUBROVNIK

An easy drive from Villa Korta Katarina & Winery is the Pearl of the Adriatic—Dubrovnik. A UNESCO World Heritage Site of truly awe-inspiring proportions, this medieval walled city features magnificent architecture, sprawling plazas and cobblestone side streets. Once described by George Bernard Shaw as “heaven on earth,” Dubrovnik has a history and an appeal much larger than its modest dimensions. Find your spot on the Stradun and sip your cappuccino as you do some people watching on the most beautiful street in the world.





MLJET

If there were eight natural wonders of the world, Mljet would surely make the list. It’s one of the rare places on the planet where you can see an island on an island. The national park on the western part of the island offers crystal-clear seas and seafood specialities, and is a haven for big-game fishing.



THE PELJEŠAC PENINSULA

The Pelješac Peninsula, a rocky green finger protruding out into the turquoise sea, is an area of outstanding natural beauty. Soaring mountains, picture-postcard bays, and terracotta-roofed hamlets are the makings of fantasies. From the longest fortification walls in Europe to endless beaches, the sights on the peninsula will leave a lasting impression. And no trip to Pelješac would be complete without sipping a glass of wine or two, ideally while enjoying an oyster straight from the sea in this highly regarded gastronomic destination.

KORČULA

Just across the channel via 20 minute ferry ride from Villa Korta Katarina & Winery is the ancient walled city of Korčula—a town rich with history. Visit it to learn about legendary explorer Marco Polo’s connections with Korčula and Venice. From fifteenth-century monasteries and baroque facades to charming boutiques and chic eateries, let the cobblestone streets carry you back in time.

The Pelješac Peninsula, a rocky green finger protruding out into the turquoise sea, is an area of outstanding natural beauty. Soaring mountains, picture-postcard bays, and terracotta-roofed hamlets are the stuff of fantasies. From the longest fortification walls in Europe to endless beaches, the sights on the peninsula will leave a lasting impression. And no trip to Pelješac would be complete without sipping a glass of wine or two, ideally while enjoying an oyster straight from the sea in this highly regarded gastronomic destination.
Dubrovnik

DUBROVNIK

An easy drive from Villa Korta Katarina & Winery is the Pearl of the Adriatic—Dubrovnik. A UNESCO World Heritage Site of truly awe-inspiring proportions, this medieval walled city features magnificent architecture, sprawling plazas and cobblestone side streets. Once described by George Bernard Shaw as “heaven on earth,” Dubrovnik has a history and an appeal much larger than its modest dimensions. Find your spot on the Stradun and sip your cappuccino as you do some people watching on the most beautiful street in the world.
Mljet

MLJET

If there were eight natural wonders of the world, Mljet would surely make the list. It’s one of the rare places on the planet where you can see an island on an island. The national park on the western part of the island offers crystal-clear seas and seafood specialities, and is a haven for big-game fishing.
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