Go green
Mljet Island is one of Dubrovnik’s most enchanting green spaces – and it won’t take you long to see why! This southernmost isle really is the place of legend, and has bragging rights to epic, lush forests and rich indigo waters which cling tightly to the land. It’s at one with nature and Hotel Odisej is conveniently close to loads of walking and cycling routes too.
Beneath the surface
Take a bus ride around Mljet to see all the spoils of the island, from the serene national park to the authentic eateries for top-notch traditional cuisine. Get a local flavour in the seafood restaurants, fresh as you’ll get, and try cakes and goats’ cheese – these two delicacies are famous around here.
What is Mljet Island most famous for?
Mljet is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, particularly the Mljet National Park. The island is characterised by lush forests, saltwater lakes, and historical sites such as the Benedictine monastery on St Mary’s islet.
Is Mljet suitable for families with children?
Absolutely. The island offers safe swimming spots, gentle walking trails, and opportunities for cycling. The lakes especially are calm and ideal for paddling or easy kayaking.
What is the best time of year to visit Mljet?
Absolutely. The island offers safe swimming spots, gentle walking trails, and opportunities for cycling. The lakes especially are calm and ideal for paddling or easy kayaking..
How big is Mljet Island?
Mljet is approximately 37 kilometres long and about 3 kilometres wide on average. Despite its size, it is relatively undeveloped compared to other Croatian islands, offering a peaceful and natural experience.
Is Mljet National Park worth visiting?
Yes, Mljet National Park is considered the highlight of the island. Visitors can enjoy hiking, cycling, kayaking on the lakes, or visiting the monastery located on a small island within the park.
