Mljet Island

The island of Mljet is located in the southern part of Croatia and is part of the National Park. It is a small island with a length of about 32 kilometers. During the Roman rule, people were exiled here. Dubrovnik has owned the island since 1333. Every year, on the first of May, an emissary was sent here, who ruled the island. Here are beautiful villas, unique vegetation, captivating sea. The beauty of the park will fascinate you.

It is worth visiting two lakes with salt water and the so-called “island on the island”. St. Mary's Island is located on the Great Lake, and there is a Benedictine monastery on its territory, it dates back to the 12th century. Here you can see exotic animals and birds.

You can get there by passenger catamaran (operates from May to September) or by ferry, but if you are crossing by ferry with a car, be sure to refuel it, there is no gasoline on the island.