Large glass doors connect Villa Niz 2’s bright living area with the terrace and private pool near Umag. Set entirely on one level in Brutija, this holiday home offers families and friends a relaxed base for exploring Istria, enjoying outdoor barbecue meals and trips to Kanegra Beach.
The large kitchen, connected with the dining room, makes it a great space for evening meal preparations and gatherings. The family room, with its large comfy sofa, overlooks the pool and outside through amazing glass walls and sliding doors, connecting the inside with the outside.
The BBQ area is outside, connected with an outdoor dining table, perfect for late al fresco dinners. The villa offers private closed-door parking for 3 cars, free Wi-Fi, floor heating, and air conditioning.
Only 2 km from the great Kanegra beach, where you can find everything from sand to rocks and a lovely pine forest, offering a peaceful shaded area for lounging.

Welcome to the charming locale of Brutija 21f, Valica, Croatia! We are thrilled to recommend a myriad of exciting activities around the area for our guests to make the most of their stay.
Firstly, you're positioned just a few kilometers away from the breathtaking Adriatic Sea. Wooden boardwalks take you through an area called Savudrija, where you can visit the oldest operating lighthouse on the Adriatic. The beach is quite rocky but stunningly beautiful. Don’t forget to pack a picnic, and head to one of the local beaches such as Kanegra Beach, famous for its turquoise waters and white pebbles.
You'll also find quite a few local vineyards and olive groves that offer amazing wine tasting and farm-to-table dining experiences. Valica is located in the Istrian region, well-known for its wines, so wine lovers should also visit the Kozlovic and Kabola wineries.
For the adventurous souls, there are quite a few cycling and hiking spots in the nearby protected natural area, Park Forest Šijana. It's a good place to jog, bike, or walk.
Golfers can head to the Golf Club Adriatic only a short drive away.
History enthusiasts should visit the nearby town of Umag, where you can stroll through cobbled streets and explore the Church of St. Mary and St. Peregrine, and the Umag Town Museum that displays archaeological findings dating back to the Roman times.Umag –the tennis metropolis, or the “gateway” to Croatia, as it is only 10 km from the Slovenian border, was listed in 2011 by National Geographic Magazine as one of the10 best summer destinations. A wonderful city of artists, in which family vacations, luxurious villas, entertainment and sport are capitalized. The specific location of Umag, not far from the Italian city ofTriesteand the Slovenian capitalLjubljana, makes Umag one of the most popular holiday destinations in Istria.