If you love untouched nature, Mljet is a must-visit— even King Charles couldn’t resist its beauty! Before reaching the island, we can stop for photos or a refreshing dip in the Adriatic.
Just an hour from Dubrovnik, Croatia’s greenest island boasts stunning landscapes and rich history. Mljet National Park covers 30% of the island, featuring two saltwater lakes, dense pine forests, the islet of St. Mary, and the Mediterranean’s largest coral reef.
Since boats can’t enter the park directly, we’ll take you to the nearest port, where you can rent a bike or arrange a transfer. Enjoy free time exploring the island’s natural wonders at your own pace.
Steeped in history, Mljet was a refuge for Illyrians, Greeks, and Romans. According to legend, St. Paul was shipwrecked here, but perhaps the most intriguing tale is that of Odysseus, who spent seven years in a seaside cave, enchanted by both the island and the nymph Calypso. We’ll anchor near the Odysseus Cave, where you can snorkel into this legendary hideaway.
Beyond its crystal-clear waters, hidden bays, and secluded beaches, Mljet offers endless opportunities for exploration. After taking in the best of the island, we’ll sail toward Dubrovnik, stopping at Šipanska Luka on Šipan Island. This charming fishing village, once part of the Republic of Dubrovnik, still preserves its traditional Mediterranean way of life.
