Mljet is an island located in the southern part of the Adriatic Sea, Croatia's greenest island and one of its most precious natural treasures.
Mljet National Park
The park covers approximately one-third of the island and contains two saltwater lakes—Veliko Jezero (Large Lake) and Malo Jezero (Small Lake)—connected by a narrow channel. The landscape offers untouched wilderness with vibrant flora and fauna.
The Benedictine Monastery
On a small island in the middle of Veliko Jezero sits an ancient Benedictine monastery dating back to the 12th century. You can reach it by small boat and explore its peaceful grounds.
Beaches
Popular sandy beaches include Saplunara, Blace, and Limuni, all noted for transparent waters and scenic settings ideal for swimming and relaxation.
Villages
Charming settlements like Babino Polje, Sobra, and Polače showcase stone architecture, narrow streets, and small churches reflecting the island's cultural heritage.
How to Visit
Join our Mljet National Park tour departing from Dubrovnik. We'll take you to Polače or Pomena where you can explore the park at your own pace.