Sagitta all inclusive holiday resort
Pine-shaded pebble beach with all-inclusive simplicity
About this hotel
The pine forest setting is the first thing that stands out here, shading the walk down to a pebble beach a short distance from the resort in Lokva Rogoznica. Rooms come in double, apartment and bungalow configurations, giving a choice between standard hotel-style layouts and more independent living for families or groups. The light all-inclusive plan covers three buffet-style meals daily, with local alcoholic drinks including wine and beer alongside non-alcoholic options served at lunch and dinner, and non-alcoholic drinks available at all three meal services. Central Omiš sits close enough for an easy trip, though the resort itself is positioned as a self-contained base rather than a walkable old-town stay.
- All-inclusive meal plan
- Pine-shaded pebble beach
- Double rooms, apartments and bungalows
- Near Lokva Rogoznica
Our take
Sagitta all inclusive holiday resort sits in Lokva Rogoznica near Omiš, close to a pine-shaded pebble beach and near enough to the town centre for an easy visit. Its light all-inclusive plan covers three buffet meals plus drinks at lunch and dinner, and the choice of double rooms, apartments and bungalows suits families and groups of different sizes. The 7.9 score from 915 reviews is modest, so I would book it for budget certainty rather than polish.
- ✓Book a bungalow over a standard double room for more privacy and separation from neighbouring guests within the resort.
- ✓Pack water shoes for the pebble beach nearby, since the shoreline here is stonier underfoot than the sand closer to central Omiš.
- ✓Plan a short taxi or drive into central Omiš for old-town sightseeing, since the resort itself sits a distance from the harbour.
Why we love it
- All-inclusive plan simplifies daily meal logistics
- Pine forest setting shades the walk to the beach
- A choice of double rooms, apartments or bungalows
- Close enough to central Omiš for an easy trip
Why guests love itThe all-inclusive plan removed the single biggest source of daily friction on a family trip: deciding where to eat with two hungry children in tow. Three buffet meals a day meant no menu debates and no surprise bills, and the bungalow gave enough separation from neighbouring rooms that nobody worried about noise either way. The pebble beach under the pines needed water shoes, a detail worth knowing before packing, but the shade made the walk down bearable even at the hottest part of the afternoon.