Newly built in 2026, this house by the sea was designed around one idea: that the right space can shift how you feel the moment you arrive, and let the rest of the world go quiet for a while. Inspired by 1970s Palm Springs and reimagined for the Adriatic, it's all warm earth tones, golden light and the kind of confident, playful color you won't find anywhere else on this coast. Burnt orange, sage green, powder blue, terrazzo and warm stone, with high ceilings that let it all breathe. The light is what people remember. Walls of vintage glass brick catch the morning sun and turn it soft and round and gold, so the house glows from the inside out. It feels private and open at the same time, calm in a way that's hard to describe until you're standing in it. Outside, a heated pool keeps the season long, whether you're here for early summer mornings or a quiet swim under the stars in the cooler months. The backyard is made for slow days: coffee in the sun, long lunches, doing very little on purpose. The sea is right there, but you may find it hard to leave the house. Come for the design and the location. Stay because something here lets your shoulders drop the moment you walk in.

Hi, I'm Igor. I work in IT, but I've always been drawn to beautiful spaces, color, and the easy warmth of 1970s style, the feeling that a home should make life a little brighter and slower. I believe a holiday shouldn't be cookie-cutter, one more identical rental you forget the moment you leave. It should be somewhere with character, somewhere you can truly switch off and feel like yourself again. Casa Palmera is my way of offering exactly that. I put a lot of love into making it a place where, the moment you walk in, your shoulders drop and you feel at home. Whatever you need during your stay, I'm always just a message away.

Pridraga is the kind of quiet you forget exists. The house sits surrounded by forest, so mornings come with birdsong instead of traffic, and the sea is just a few minutes' walk away. You get both at once: the calm and green of the woods, and the open Adriatic right there when you want it. It's a place that slows you down without trying. When you feel like more, everything is close. Zadar is about 30 minutes away for old-town evenings, sunsets and the famous sea organ. Biograd na Moru is roughly 40 minutes, a relaxed coastal town with beaches and a marina. Šibenik is around 50 minutes, with its UNESCO cathedral and fortresses. For nature, Krka National Park and its waterfalls are about 45 minutes, and Plitvice Lakes is around 90 minutes inland. In between there's plenty to find: hidden coves and pebble beaches, family-run konobas serving fresh fish and local wine, olive groves, quiet bike routes and boat trips out to the islands. You can fill your days with sightseeing or do absolutely nothing at all. The best part is the balance. Wild and peaceful where you sleep, with some of Dalmatia's finest spots a short drive away whenever you want them.