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LUXURY REAL ESTATE IN CROATIA
Due to its expertise in the luxury property market and the strong connections with its top clientele, Smiling House is a trusted partner to handle the search for your second home. Investing in luxury real estate in Croatia provides you with a unique opportunity. You will enjoy both the pleasure of owning a second home but also benefit from its rental potential.
Rent-To-Buy and Buy-To-Rent
Smiling House offers a carefully curated collection of luxury real estate in Croatia.
From pristine coastline to historic cities and unspoilt countryside, Croatia has so much to get excited about.
The Smiling House flexible model allows you to select your dream house from a wide collection of exclusive luxury properties in some of the most desirable locations worldwide. This concept allows you to rent and experience your second home before taking an important investment decision. Come and stay in your future region, get to know the neighbourhood, the schools, local bars and restaurants. Homeowners of a luxury property also have the opportunity to rent out their house while putting it on the market for sale. This way they can expose it to serious high-end clientele while enjoying an income and full management until the property is sold.
Travel to Croatia
AIR TRAVEL
Croatia Airlines is the national carrier, with its main hub in Zagreb. Domestic services head to Brač (summer only), Dubrovnik, Osijek, Pula, Split and Zadar. There are also flights between these regional centres, along with flights to Rijeka from Split and Osijek. Trade Air has flights from Osijek to Zagreb, Pula and Rijeka; from Rijeka to Split and Dubrovnik; and from Split to Pula and Dubrovnik.
BICYCLE
Bicycles are easy to rent along the coast and on the islands, and cycling can be a great way to explore the islands. Relatively flat islands such as Pag and Mali Lošinj offer the most relaxed biking, but the winding, hilly roads on other islands offer spectacular views. Cycling on the coast or the mainland requires caution: most roads are busy, two-lane highways with no bicycle lanes. Some tourist offices, especially in the Kvarner and Istria regions, have maps of routes and can refer you to local bike-rental agencies.
BOAT
Numerous ferries connect the main coastal centres and their surrounding islands year-round, with services extended in the tourist season. Split is the main hub, with the other major ports being Dubrovnik, Šibenik, Zadar and Rijeka. It's also possible to hire a yacht (with or without a crew) and explore under your own sail. Local boat-hire companies can be found in all of the main coastal towns, alongside the likes of UK-based Cosmos Yachting, which operates out of multiple ports.
BUS
Bus services are excellent and relatively inexpensive. There are often a number of different companies handling each route, so prices can vary substantially. Luggage stowed in the baggage compartment under the bus costs extra (around 10KN a piece). Note that buses between Split and Dubrovnik pass through Bosnian territory so you'll need to keep your passport handy.
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