Apartments and Houses for Sale in Vodice, Croatia

Vodice has a marina, a seafront promenade, beaches and a busy summer nightlife. Tribunj, a small old-fashioned village, and the Kornati islands boat trips are close by, and Krka National Park is a short drive. Split and Zadar airports are each about an hour or more by road, so check travel times. The season is concentrated in summer, with a quiet winter.

Croatia is an EU member and uses the euro. EU/EEA citizens can buy freely. Non-EU buyers need approval and reciprocity or a company. Transfer tax on resale is typically 3%, while new builds carry VAT. Check the cadastre and land register match the building. Read the Croatia consultation guide and financing page. The Croatia overview shows other coastal regions.

Most of the stock is holiday apartments in small residential blocks, so ask how many owners live there all year, what the service charge covers and whether the building has a use permit (uporabna dozvola). Flats within a few minutes of the promenade carry a premium over those up the hill, and parking is scarce in July and August. If you plan to let, ask the agent for real occupancy records for the last two seasons rather than a brochure estimate.

Most of the stock is holiday apartments in small residential blocks, so ask how many owners live there all year, what the service charge covers and whether the building has a use permit (uporabna dozvola). Flats within a few minutes of the promenade carry a premium over those up the hill, and parking is scarce in July and August. If you plan to let, ask the agent for real occupancy records for the last two seasons rather than a brochure estimate.

Šibenik is the regional city, Primošten and Rogoznica lie south-east, Trogir and Okrug are further south near Split, and Sveti Filip I Jakov is up the coast.