Villa Pampas is a highly rated relaxing escape known for its serene, green surroundings offering a luxurious stay with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, sun terrace, and a beautiful garden. Located in the picturesque village of Krupa na Vrbasu some 25 km from Banja Luka, the air-conditioned private villa consists of 2 floors: A living room with 2 sofas and fully equipped kitchen, dining table, fireplace and toilet on the ground floor, and 2 bedrooms with balcony and a bathroom on the first floor. Next to the villa there is a roofed lounge area with a dining table by the pool, with a fully equipped kitchen, BBQ facilities, toilet and changing room. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi and can rest on the loungers under sun umbrellas next to the pool (depth 165cm). The property of 2000m2 is nested in the forest by the river with plenty of space for recreational activities. The estate itself is a brief stroll away from the cascading Krupa Falls, surrounded with traditional wooden mills -- a favorite day out for Banjalukans and other nature-loving visitors. Up on the hill, with easy access on foot from the waterfalls, there is an old yet active monastery, while a medieval stone watchtower looming from the wooded slope high above still guards the valley. No wonder, the UN World Tourism Organisation included Krupa na Vrbasu in its global list of the Best Tourism Villages in 2022, for its pleasing blend of heritage and nature. Banjaluka can be reached with direct flights to the city's international airport (BNX.aero) from Western Europe or by highway from Zagreb, Sarajevo or Belgrade. Driving south from Banjaluka or north from Jajce to the villa is an experience in its own right as the scenic road bends through the stunning Vrbas river gorge.

The estate itself is a brief stroll away from the cascading Krupa Falls, surrounded with traditional wooden mills -- a favorite day out for Banjalukans and other nature-loving visitors. Up on the hill, with easy access on foot from the waterfalls, there is an old yet active monastery, while a medieval stone watchtower looming from the wooded slope high above still guards the valley. No wonder, the UN World Tourism Organisation included Krupa na Vrbasu in its global list of the Best Tourism Villages in 2022, for its pleasing blend of heritage and nature.