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Mlini
Mlini holidays
This quaint little village is nestled in the corner of a scalloped bay, with a lovely promenaded and a pebbled beach. It's really close to its neighbouring resorts and cities too. Neatly positioned between Dubrovnik (just a 20-minute drive away) and the pretty town of Cavtat, Mlini ticks all the boxes for a traditional Croatian retreat.
£550pp
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- Birmingham, Tue 21 Oct 2025
- 7 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
Hotel Astarea
Mlini, Dubrovnik Coast
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Based on 1680 reviews
- Recently renovated
- Direct access to the beach
- Great outdoor pool area
- Magnificent sea views
- Public transport available to Cavtat and Old Town Dubrovnik
£640pp
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- Birmingham, Tue 21 Oct 2025
- 7 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
Hotel Mlini
Mlini, Dubrovnik Coast
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Based on 645 reviews
- Beachfront
- Stunning sea views
- Spacious and bright accommodation
- Shares facilities of Hotel Astarea
- Easy access to Cavtat and Dubrovnik Old Town
Close to the action
History-stuffed Dubrovnik – with its magnificent marbled alleyways and olde worlde charm – is just a stone’s throw from Mlini, so be sure to carve out some days for exploring. From here, you can even ‘hop’ on a boat trip to Lokrum Island, where you might spy wild rabbits and roaming peacocks! It’s magical and then some.
A quaint Dalmatian village
Mlini is a handful of sun-bleached stone buildings cradled between a steep mountain and the Adriatic Sea. It’s a sleepy, traditional kind of place, with a few restaurants crowded around the palm-lined harbour. In the woods outside the village, you’ll wander past natural springs, once used to power the mills.
Pebbly beaches on tap
Mlini’s great for beaches – the waterfront is studded with pretty, pebbly coves. If you feel like a change of scene, you can zoom over to Cavtat on the ferry in ten minutes, or head out to the Elaphiti Islands. They lay claim to some of the best sand in the region.
Seaside promenade
Mlini, Dubrovnik Coast
Dine on tasty fresh seafood in the traditional stone-built restaurants called konobas that line Mlini's seaside promenade, like the popular Konoba Lanterna. The cafés and restaurants here stay open till late...
Mlini Beach
Mlini, Dubrovnik Coast
Escape the crowds and relax on the peaceful, shallow pebble beaches and hidden coves of idyllic Milni. The serene clear blue seas are ideal for swimming and snorkelling and you're just a short stroll from...
Water mills
Mlini, Dubrovnik Coast
Picture-perfect Milni was named after the water mills that were once abundant along the banks of the village's beautiful Zavrelje River. Although no longer in use, some are the mills are still standing today...
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FAQs
Where is Mlini located?
Mlini is a charming coastal village located in the Župa Dubrovačka municipality of Croatia, part of the Dubrovnik Riviera. It's situated south of Dubrovnik, approximately 10 kilometres (6 miles) away, making it easily accessible.
What is Mlini like?
Mlini is known for its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush Mediterranean vegetation. It's a more relaxed alternative to the bustling city of Dubrovnik, offering a tranquil holiday experience. Expect picturesque coves, charming restaurants, and a slower pace of life.
Is Mlini a good base for exploring the Dubrovnik Riviera?
Absolutely! Mlini's central location on the Dubrovnik Riviera makes it an ideal base for exploring other nearby towns like Cavtat, Plat, and even venturing into Dubrovnik itself. It's also a good starting point for boat trips to surrounding islands.
Are there restaurants and shops in Mlini?
Yes, Mlini has a good selection of restaurants, cafes, and bars offering local and international cuisine. You'll also find small shops selling souvenirs, groceries, and beach essentials. For larger supermarkets, you might need to travel to nearby towns.
