Villa Mejuri | 5-Bedroom Villa in Okrug Donji – Okrug Gornji

A luxury villa rental in Okrug Donji on the island of Ciovo delivers everything a gathering of twelve demands: five separate bedrooms, five bathrooms, a heated swimming pool that overlooks the Adriatic, and direct access to crystal-clear waters via a private bridge. Villa Mejuri sits on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast where the sea breeze carries salt and pine, where afternoon light turns the water gold, and where your group has enough space to scatter or congregate as the mood takes.

Inside Villa Mejuri

Villa Mejuri sleeps 12 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms distributed across three floors of thoughtfully designed living space spanning 300 square metres. The property accommodates flexible group dynamics—whether you need all five bedrooms occupied or prefer to use some spaces as lounging areas.

The basement functions as a wellness sanctuary. A fully equipped gym invites morning workouts with views toward the terrace; a sauna and relaxation zone follow naturally for post-exercise recovery. The basement bathroom serves this level, and a direct terrace access leads to a hot tub where guests can soak under starlight. This is where adults retreat when they need quiet.

Ground floor living embraces an open-plan approach: the kitchen, dining area, and living room flow as one generous space, ideal for group meals and conversation. The kitchen comes fully equipped with professional appliances, dishwasher, microwave, and coffee machine—practical for those who cook or prefer having options beyond restaurant dining. A separate games room (PlayStation available) occupies this level alongside a dedicated home office, useful for guests who cannot fully disconnect. A ground floor bathroom completes the layout.

The first floor houses the master bedroom with a king-size double bed and an en-suite bathroom, offering private retreat space and access to a private terrace. Two additional bedrooms share this floor: one with a double bed, another with two single beds ideal for younger guests or friends preferring separate sleeping arrangements. A second bathroom on this level serves the bedrooms.

The second floor commands the most dramatic views through a rooftop terrace overlooking the Adriatic. Two bedrooms occupy this level: one features a king-size bed with sea views; the second offers a double bed plus a sofa bed for flexibility. A bathroom with a massage bath provides spa-like amenities. The rooftop terrace becomes the property’s showpiece—guests naturally gravitate here at sunset.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds extend across multiple terraces and a manicured lawn where ten sunbeds invite afternoon reading. A heated swimming pool measuring 65 square metres dominates the garden—substantial enough for lap swimming, warm enough for evening dips when air temperatures cool. A dedicated children’s playground occupies one section, entertaining younger visitors while adults supervise from adjacent seating areas.

The hot tub, accessible from the basement terrace, transforms evening hours into social time. Ten sunbeds position themselves around the pool perimeter; covered dining areas provide shade for midday meals. A traditional barbecue setup awaits those who prefer grilled fish or Croatian lamb over restaurant meals.

Direct access to the Adriatic via a private bridge separates Villa Mejuri from typical villa rentals—guests move from garden to sea in seconds, not minutes. Daily Jet Ski usage (one hour per day) adds adventure to the itinerary for those seeking water activities beyond swimming.

Location: Okrug Donji, and the Surrounding Area

Okrug Donji occupies the northern coast of the island of Ciovo, positioning Villa Mejuri within the Trogir archipelago yet removed from the crowds that characterise central Trogir. This location balance defines the experience: you are 3 kilometres from Trogir’s UNESCO-listed Old Town with its stone palaces and Romanesque cathedral, yet your villa sits on a quieter peninsula where daily rhythms move slower.

The nearest beach—Okrug Beach itself—sits under 1 kilometre away, a sandy crescent popular with families for its shallow entry and calm conditions even when the open Adriatic shows chop. Local fishermen still launch boats from coves near the villa; restaurants along the waterfront in Okrug village (2 kilometres) serve fresh fish caught that morning. Supermarket shopping happens at a Konzum location 1 kilometre away (10-minute drive), carrying fresh produce, local wines, and imported goods.

Trogir town centre, 3 kilometres south, rewards exploration on foot through medieval streets where Dalmatian architecture reveals centuries of Venetian, Austrian, and Yugoslav influence. The Trogir Cathedral and Cipiko Palace anchor the Old Town; restaurants cluster near the harbourfront where evening promenades (the passeggiata) occur nightly. Bol on the island of Brač—famous for Zlatni Rat beach and its shingle bar formations—lies 15 kilometres away; the car ferry from Trogir port reaches it in 50 minutes.

For wine exploration, the Dalmatian wine region extends inland toward Imotski (40 kilometres), known for indigenous Vranac and Plavac Mali varietals. The Cetina River provides kayaking opportunities 25 kilometres southeast. Split’s Diocletian’s Palace and Riva waterfront sit 30 kilometres north via the coastal road; the airport serving the entire region (Split Airport, officially Split-Dalmatia Airport) stands 35 kilometres away with a 45-minute transfer time.

Seasonal timing matters: July and August bring peak heat and crowds; June and September offer warmer seas (23-24°C) with fewer tourists. April through May and October showcase Mediterranean wildflowers and ideal hiking temperatures (18-22°C). The bura wind occasionally blows hard through winter months, making May-October the reliable season for water activities and outdoor dining. Explore our villas in Okrug for alternative properties in this sought location, browse our luxury villas in Croatia for broader options, and read our comprehensive Croatia travel guide for destination planning advice.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit from the five separate bedrooms and five bathrooms—multi-generational groups can maintain privacy while gathering in shared spaces. The games room, home office, and home cinema setup (PlayStation) appeal to families with teenagers seeking independence from younger siblings.

Groups of friends celebrating milestones—weddings, anniversaries, retirements—find the rooftop terrace naturally suited to sunset toasts and evening entertaining. The outdoor kitchen setup and lawn accommodate group dinners without relying entirely on restaurants.

Couples seeking to escape alone can claim the master suite and rooftop terrace while renting additional bedrooms to friends, sharing costs. Remote workers appreciate the dedicated office space, reliable Wi-Fi, and quiet ambiance outside peak season.

Families with young children benefit from the heated pool, children’s playground, nearby sandy beach, and proximity to Trogir’s gentle family attractions. The yacht mooring capability appeals to sailing groups or those chartering boats for exploring nearby islands.

Practical Information

Villa Mejuri accommodates 12 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Bedding includes one king-size bed, multiple double beds, single beds, and two sofa beds for flexible configurations. A cot and high chair come available for infants.

Split Airport (Split-Dalmatia Airport), 35 kilometres away, handles most international arrivals; the drive to Villa Mejuri takes approximately 45 minutes via the coastal A7 motorway and local roads toward Trogir. Zadar Airport, 70 kilometres north, provides an alternative for some international routes.

Included amenities comprise Wi-Fi internet throughout, full air conditioning, heating, pool heating, linen and towels, parking, and utilities. The rental rate covers housekeeping, though check specific terms regarding kitchen provisions versus self-catering. Check-in timing typically follows 4pm arrival with 10am departure, though flexibility often exists during low-occupancy periods.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Mejuri

How many guests does Villa Mejuri sleep?

Villa Mejuri sleeps 12 guests maximum across 5 bedrooms. Bedroom breakdown includes: one master with king-size bed and en-suite, one bedroom with double bed, one with two single beds, one with king-size bed, and one with double bed plus sofa bed. Two additional sofa beds occupy the ground floor living room. A cot and high chair come available for infants.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Mejuri in Okrug Donji?

Split Airport (Split-Dalmatia Airport), officially Aerodrom Split, lies 35 kilometres south and requires approximately 45 minutes driving via the A7 motorway. Zadar Airport, 70 kilometres north, provides an alternative for some routes. Both airports offer car rental; pre-arranged transfers can be organised through Excellence Luxury Villas.

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

May through September offers the most reliable weather for outdoor living and water activities. June and September provide ideal conditions—warm daytime temperatures (26-28°C), sea temperatures of 23-24°C, and considerably fewer tourists than July-August peak season. April and October suit those preferring mild weather (18-22°C) and lower accommodation costs. Winter months risk the bura wind and rougher seas, making water activities uncertain.

Is Villa Mejuri suitable for families with children?

Villa Mejuri accommodates families well. The heated swimming pool offers temperature control for younger swimmers; Okrug Beach, less than 1 kilometre away, features shallow entry and calm conditions suitable for toddlers. A dedicated children’s playground on the grounds provides independent activity space. The five bathrooms reduce morning queues; the home cinema (PlayStation) entertains teenagers. Nearby Trogir offers family-friendly attractions including waterfront walks and ice cream shops. A cot and high chair come provided.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Mejuri?

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning, pool heating, heating for colder months, linen and towels, parking, and utilities (electricity, water, gas). Housekeeping typically occurs twice weekly during standard bookings. Pool maintenance and heating occur daily. The one-hour daily Jet Ski allowance and boat mooring facilities come included subject to terms and conditions. Kitchen amenities include all major appliances and dining equipment. Confirm specific inclusions regarding meals, additional cleaning, or concierge services at the time of booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Mejuri?

Okrug village (2 kilometres away) concentrates several seafood restaurants within walking distance of the waterfront; Konoba Mejuri and Restaurant Trogir provide traditional Dalmatian cuisine with sea views. Trogir town centre (3 kilometres) hosts dozens of restaurants ranging from casual pizzerias to fine dining establishments; Mediteraneo and Konoba Trogir serve fresh fish and local specialities. Konzum supermarket (1 kilometre) stocks groceries, wine, and everyday provisions. Trogir’s daily market operates near the Old Town, selling fresh produce, cheese, and local delicacies. The village of Čiovo, 4 kilometres away, contains additional small shops and family-run tavernas serving home-cooked meals.