Mediterranean Village San Antonio
Stone bungalows under century-old pine, near Soline Beach
About this hotel
Mediterranean Village San Antonio spreads stone-built bungalows across 17,000 square metres of century-old pine forest, each with large windows, cable TV, a bathroom and its own private terrace rather than a shared hotel corridor outside the door. It sits 200 metres from Soline Beach and 700 metres from Biograd na Moru's centre, close enough to walk into town for dinner but private enough that kids can move between bungalows without crossing a road. A rich breakfast and dinner buffet runs daily in an air-conditioned breakfast room or on the sun terrace, and a restaurant, bar and café serve the whole village alongside a tennis centre just steps away. For families who find a standard hotel floor too cramped even with a family suite, the bungalow layout gives every member of the group their own patch of shade between Dalmaland days, with the pine canopy keeping the whole property noticeably cooler at midday than an open beachfront hotel further along the coast.
- Stone-built private bungalows
- Pine-forest shade
- On-site tennis centre
Our take
Mediterranean Village San Antonio suits families who want private outdoor space for each unit and a genuinely shaded setting rather than an exposed beachfront hotel, especially useful with young kids who overheat fast. It's a weaker fit for anyone wanting a compact, walk-everywhere hotel layout, since the bungalow village spreads out more than a standard multi-storey property.
- ✓Book early for a bungalow near the beach path if proximity to Soline Beach matters most to your family.
- ✓Pack a drying rack or line for wet swimwear, since each bungalow's private terrace is the main outdoor space available.
- ✓Walk into Biograd na Moru's centre for dinner at least once, since it's a realistic 700-metre stroll from the village.
Why we love it
- Private terrace with every bungalow
- Shaded, century-old pine forest setting
- 200 metres from Soline Beach
- Tennis centre on site
Why guests love itHaving our own terrace at Mediterranean Village San Antonio meant the kids could run between bungalows to see their cousins without us worrying about a road, which made the whole stay feel more relaxed than a typical hotel floor. The pine forest kept things noticeably cooler at midday, and the two-hundred-metre walk to Soline Beach became an easy after-Dalmaland routine every single evening.