Selce is located in western Croatia, more precisely in the Kvarner Bay, while administratively it belongs to the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, and is part of the town of Crikvenica, which still consists of Dramalj and Jadranovo.

Selce is located on the Croatian coast, more precisely on the northern Adriatic, known as Kvarner.
It is located only 37 kilometers from the city of Rijeka, the center of the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, and borders the Vinodol municipality and the city of Novi Vinodolski.

Selce is considered an ideal transport hub of Central Europe, and in addition to road, Selce can be easily reached by sea or air. Namely, Rijeka Airport is 23 km away from Selce, while Pula Airport is 141 km away.

Boaters and other fans of the sea and boats find their berth in the local port of Selce, but also in the nearby city port of Crikvenica. The Crikvenica-Vinodol Riviera is also adorned with many smaller ports for your boats.

In Selce there is also the Terme Polyclinic, which is also the first private polyclinic for physical medicine and rehabilitation in Croatia. Selce is also known for its numerous restaurants that provide flavors of local fish that are delivered daily by Selce fishermen.

Selce, although protected from strong winds, is considered an area of ​​even unusually favorable climatic conditions with more than 2300 hours of sunshine a year. Here, fresh sea air mixes with mountain currents, and the microclimate is healing.
With the help of nature, top health offers in reputable spas, wellness and spa facilities and cosmetic treatments, your everyday life will become an oasis of harmony and health.

Selce has long sandy and pebble beaches with many facilities for children, the most famous beach is Tunar, which are connected by a natural promenade through rich Mediterranean vegetation and offer the opportunity to enjoy for everyone, from swimmers to walkers, recreationists and cyclists.

Selce is full of romantic secluded natural bays with beautiful beaches that guests love to explore.

Selce also has the Slana bay, from which the promenade stretches all the way to Crikvenica, Jadranovo and Dramalj, while on the opposite side there is a forest promenade leading to Novi Vinodolski, which is also a bicycle path.

If you see Selce as your new home, we are ready to find it for you.

You should know that the oldest man in Croatia, Josip Kršul, lived in Selce until 2021. After returning to the battle for Iwo Jima in the Pacific, he returned and lived in Selce until his death at the age of 110. What brought him back, he once said, were the ideal conditions of a small seaside town, a life without noise, but close to everything necessary for life.