The Top 20 Attractions around Mljet

Legend has it that a man named Odysseus, after surviving a shipwreck, found shelter in a cave on the shore of an island. There he was amazed by the beauty … read more

@ Snail. You made a huge mistake with your comment. The locations mentioned are not found on Mjlet. Before you post something that you haven't been to at least look at the map.

Small fishing village with marina. The place thrives on individual tourism and the smaller cruise ships. Cute, sleepy, ideal for slowing down.

The Benedictine monastery and the church were built in the middle of the 12th century. The monks came from the Italian Appulien.

There is a bike lane across the bridge, but it's steep, a challenge for the many eBikers here.

Waiting to catch the ferry to the tiny island, there was one of a series of interesting plaques - this one on the chap who’s ambition it was to declare Mjlet a national park

Well-maintained paths lead to the new chapel from various directions. From Polace, it's about 2 km along a gently uphill path.

The entrance is typically Croatian rocky, bathing shoes help. You can float wonderfully on the water.

Here you could cross over with the ferryman on the small Booz before the new bridge was built nearby