Picolo recommends · Hotel in Pula, Sardinia
Lantana Resort
Apartments with their own kitchens set around a wide garden and pool, a short hop from the beaches and the ancient ruins at Nora.
Children on the mini golf course, someone cooking pasta in the apartment kitchen, a pool at the centre of it all: Lantana is built around a big garden in Pula, on the south coast west of Cagliari.
You choose between hotel rooms and apartments, and the restaurant serves Mediterranean dishes with separate menus for children. The beaches around Pula and Nora are close, and so is a golf course for parents who want a round.

Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Lantana Resort
It is our family pick. The apartments give you room to spread out and a kitchen for easy meals, while the garden and pool fill the hours between trips to the beach.
Do not expect a big resort. There is no water park or kids' club, and the mood is quiet. Families who need full-day entertainment for the children may prefer a larger complex on the coast.
What you get
- Hotel rooms and apartments with kitchens
- Pool in the garden
- Children's menus in the restaurant
- Large garden and mini golf
- Cycling along the coast
A day at Lantana Resort
- Morning
- Breakfast in the apartment, then the pool before it fills up.
- Midday
- A beach near Pula with the children.
- Afternoon
- Mini golf in the garden, or a round on the course next door.
- Evening
- A walk among the ruins of Nora by the sea.
Location
Pula, Sardinia, Italy
Open in MapsQuestions about Lantana Resort
Does Lantana Resort have apartments?
Yes. Alongside regular hotel rooms there are apartments with their own kitchens, which work well for families staying a week or more.
Is Lantana Resort near the beach?
The beaches around Pula and Nora are a short ride from the hotel, close enough for a morning swim and back for lunch.
Does Lantana Resort have a kids' club?
No. It is a calm place with a garden, pool and mini golf rather than organised entertainment, so plan your own days.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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