Villa Jazlyn | 3-Bedroom Villa in Mokosica Grad Dubrovnik

Three bedrooms, ten guests, and a private pool overlooking the Adriatic from Mokosica – this is where your Croatian escape begins. Villa Jazlyn sits in this quiet settlement within the Zaton area, positioned between the energy of Dubrovnik’s Old Town and the peaceful coastline that defines this part of Dalmatia. The villa functions as a self-contained base for families, friend groups, or multi-generational parties seeking both accessibility and seclusion.

Inside Villa Jazlyn

Villa Jazlyn sleeps 10 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across two floors in a layout that gives each guest their own space without sacrificing communal living areas.

Ground floor accommodations include two bedrooms: one with a double bed, and a second offering flexibility with either two single beds or a convertible double configuration. A bathroom with shower serves both rooms. The ground floor also features an open-plan living and dining zone anchored by a fully equipped kitchen—the kind of space where everyone gravitates during meal preparation, whether you’re assembling breakfast or coordinating dinner for the group. A sofabed in the living area provides sleeping flexibility for one additional guest, bringing the total capacity to ten.

Upstairs, the third bedroom commands attention. It holds a double bed and opens onto a balcony framing sea views across the bay toward the Elaphiti Islands. A second bathroom with shower serves this floor. This room becomes the natural choice for couples or guests seeking privacy with a view.

Throughout the villa, air conditioning maintains comfort during Dalmatia’s warm months (June through September). Wi-Fi reaches all rooms, a practical detail for families managing schedules or groups sharing photos. The dishwasher, washing machine, iron and board, coffee maker, and hair dryer cover the practical routines that make extended stays manageable. The TV with Netflix access provides evening entertainment for rainy days or wind-down time before bed.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior of Villa Jazlyn transitions seamlessly from pool to garden to dining. The private swimming pool forms the obvious focal point—cleared for daily use, surrounded by concrete sunbeds angled to capture morning light, and bordered by mature trees that provide afternoon shade without blocking views. The water temperature benefits from heating during shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October), extending the swimming season beyond peak summer.

Adjacent to the pool sits a covered dining area where shade meets fresh air, ideal for breakfast when the sun angles low or lunch when the midday heat peaks. The built-in barbecue anchors evening entertaining—grilling fresh fish from the local Gruz market becomes the rhythm of leisurely days here. A generous garden surrounds both pool and dining areas, creating multiple microclimates: sunny spots for reading, shaded corners for afternoon escapes, and open space where children or groups can move freely.

A modest parking area at the villa’s entrance removes the friction of street parking, a genuine practical advantage in Croatian coastal towns where summer tourism compresses available spaces.

Location: Mokosica and the Surrounding Area

Mokosica functions as the quiet neighbor to the more developed tourist zones of Zaton. This positioning matters. The village sits approximately 12 kilometers northwest of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, placing Villa Jazlyn within a 20-minute drive of the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s marble streets and medieval walls—close enough for day visits, far enough to return to genuine quietude each evening. The Ploče Gate entry point to the Old Town sits nearer than the Pile Gate, shaving several minutes from the drive.

Zaton itself, 3 kilometers south, offers a small pebble beach popular with local families and less crowded than Banje or Lapad. The beach shelves gradually, making it suitable for younger swimmers. A handful of restaurants cluster near Zaton’s waterfront, serving grilled fish and Dalmatian specialties (try the pašticada, a slow-cooked beef stew with prunes and spices). The Zaton supermarket lies within walking distance for daily essentials, though the larger Konzum chain at Lapad (6 kilometers south) stocks a broader selection.

Several named destinations reward short drives from Mokosica. Cavtat, 8 kilometers south, contains the Rector’s Palace (Knežev Palač) and a compact harbor lined with seafood restaurants—Kolona and Ćarda are local favorites for fresh catch. The Elaphiti Islands (Koločep, Lopud, Šipan) lie 15-20 kilometers offshore and merit a day trip via ferry from Gruz Harbor (12 kilometers south) where boat-hire operators offer daily rentals for independent exploration. The Arboretum Trsteno, 14 kilometers north toward Ston, preserves a 16th-century garden with native Mediterranean species and views across the Adriatic.

Ston, 40 kilometers north, marks the southern edge of the Pelješac Peninsula and anchors a wine region producing the Plavac Mali red varietal—several small wineries (Miočević, Grgić) offer tastings by appointment and supply the restaurants around Ston’s harbor. The town’s fortified walls, though less famous than Dubrovnik’s, remain impressively intact and less crowded. The salt pans between Ston and Mali Ston have been harvested since medieval times and create an unusual landscape where harvest-time photography rewards early risers.

Beach options within 10 kilometers of Villa Jazlyn include Banići (a narrow sand and pebble stretch 6 kilometers west, favored by locals), Uvala Sumartin (a sheltered cove with minimal development, 8 kilometers northwest), and the Lapad beaches (Lapad proper, ŠeHerzegovina, and Copacabana ranging 6-8 kilometers south) which offer broader facilities and more social energy.

The Adriatic temperature reaches 27°C (81°F) in August and September, 24°C in July and October, dropping to 18°C by June and early May. Most visitors prioritize July through September, though April-May and September-October deliver warm days, calmer seas, and substantially fewer tourists. The bora wind arrives unpredictably in winter and occasionally in spring, bringing strong gusts that cancel ferry crossings.

Čilipi Airport (Dubrovnik Airport, OMO) sits 25 kilometers south, a 30-40 minute drive depending on traffic and ferry operations across the Neretva River. Several car rental companies operate from the airport; transfers via private drivers can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas. To explore broader destination context, review our luxury villas across Croatia and our full collection in Grad Dubrovnik. For deeper regional insight, consult our Croatia travel guide, which covers seasonal planning, regional wine routes, and coastal cycling options.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit from the three separate bedrooms, two bathrooms, and outdoor space where multiple generations can occupy different zones without crowding. The ground-floor layout suits guests with mobility considerations, and the sofabed accommodates older teenagers or younger adult family members.

Friend groups of six to ten find the shared kitchen and dining areas encourage communal meal preparation—a practical cost saver and a source of vacation memories in rental villas where cooking becomes entertainment. The pool and garden support group activities without requiring restaurant bookings for every meal.

Couples seeking privacy in a larger property will appreciate the upstairs bedroom’s balcony and separation from communal spaces. The location allows day trips to Dubrovnik while maintaining a quiet retreat for evenings.

Families with school-age children benefit from the pool safety (shallow end, surrounded fencing), proximity to child-friendly beaches, and the ability to stay in one location rather than shifting hotels. Older teenagers (flagged as “Ideal for Teens” in the villa features) have access to Dubrovnik’s nightlife via a short drive while maintaining a secure home base.

Practical Information

Capacity: 10 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Two bedrooms on ground floor, one on first floor. Sofabed in living area adds one additional sleeping position.

Airport Transfer: Čilipi Airport (Dubrovnik) lies 25 kilometers south. Ground transportation takes 30-40 minutes by car. Arrange transfers at booking.

Nearby Services: Zaton supermarket (walking distance for essentials), Konzum supermarket at Lapad (6 kilometers), Gruz Market (12 kilometers south in Dubrovnik, excellent for fresh fish and local produce). The nearest pharmacy operates in Zaton village center.

What’s Included: Wi-Fi throughout, air conditioning in all rooms, satellite TV with Netflix access, pool heating (seasonal), fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and coffee maker, washing machine, parking, garden maintenance. Standard linen and towel service included; confirm turnover schedule at booking.

Check-In Flexibility: Standard check-in begins at 16:00 (4 PM), check-out at 10:00 AM. Early arrival and late departure may be accommodated subject to availability and advance notice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Jazlyn

How many guests does Villa Jazlyn sleep?

Villa Jazlyn accommodates 10 guests: three bedrooms with permanent beds (one double on ground floor, one double/twin convertible on ground floor, one double on first floor) plus a sofabed in the living area that sleeps one additional guest. The three permanent bedrooms provide secure sleeping arrangements; the sofabed offers flexibility for younger guests or provides overflow capacity when needed.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Jazlyn in Mokosica?

Čilipi Airport (Dubrovnik Airport, airport code OMO) is the primary international gateway, located 25 kilometers south of Villa Jazlyn. Ground transfer time averages 30-40 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions, though delays may occur during peak summer travel periods or if the ferry crossing the Neretva River experiences weather disruption. Direct shuttle services and car rental companies operate from the airport terminal.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Jazlyn?

July and August guarantee warm sea temperatures (27°C) and reliable sunshine, but arrive with peak-season crowds and higher pricing. April through June and September through October deliver warmer days (22-26°C), calmer seas for island excursions, substantially fewer tourists, and lower rates. The pool heating extends the swimming season during these shoulder months. Winter months (November-March) see occasional bora winds that cancel ferry services, though rainfall occurs sporadically and daytime temperatures often reach 15°C on clear days—suitable for visitors prioritizing solitude and coastal walking over swimming.

Is Villa Jazlyn suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool eliminates the need for daily beach transfers and offers supervised swimming in a contained space. Ground-floor bedrooms and bathrooms suit families with younger children. Nearby Zaton Beach (3 kilometers) and Banići Beach (6 kilometers) offer shallow gradual entries and lifeguards during summer. The open-plan kitchen allows supervision during meal preparation. Built-in barbecue appeals to children learning basic cooking. The garden provides open space for running and play. The sofabed accommodates parents sharing a room with younger children. Note: the balcony railing on the first-floor bedroom should be inspected for height safety if booking with very young children; clarify specifications at reservation.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Jazlyn?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi access, air conditioning throughout all rooms, satellite television with Netflix streaming, pool heating (April through October), parking, garden maintenance, and standard linen and towel service. Utilities (electricity, water, heating) are included. The fully equipped kitchen provides essential cookware, dishware, and utensils. Confirm specific utilities coverage and linen changeover frequency with Excellence Luxury Villas at booking, as terms may vary by season.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Jazlyn?

Zaton village (3 kilometers) contains several modest restaurants focused on seafood and Dalmatian specialties, plus a supermarket for daily supplies. Cavtat (8 kilometers south) hosts multiple waterfront restaurants including Kolona and Ćarda, both noted for fresh grilled fish. The Gruz Market in Dubrovnik (12 kilometers south) operates daily and supplies exceptional fresh fish, produce, and local cheeses—worth visiting several times during a week-long rental. Lapad (6 kilometers south) concentrates higher-end dining options and a broader supermarket. For wine and regional specialties, consider day trips to Ston (40 kilometers north) where multiple small wineries and salt-harvesting operations offer tastings and direct sales. All restaurants require reservations during July-August.