Two saltwater lakes, a 12th-century monastery and the greenest island in the Adriatic, with swims in the Elaphiti coves along the way.
This private Mljet boat tour takes you from Dubrovnik to the National Park in about ninety minutes of coastline, pine forest down to the waterline, two connected saltwater lakes, and a 12th-century Benedictine monastery on an islet in the middle of the bigger one. We dock at Pomena; the park gate is a ten-minute walk.
Insider: Rent bikes at Mali Most and ride the big lake's loop, nine flat kilometres, the best hour on the island.
Everything is covered, no hidden extras, no surprises at the dock.
This is a typical full day. Every trip is private, so you can swap, skip or stretch any of it.
Indicative route. Every private trip is customised, so you can swap, skip or add a stop.
A private, air-conditioned Mercedes handles both ends of your day, free of charge. No taxis, no parking, no stress.
“Mljet was unreal. Two salt lakes, the monastery, a long lazy swim. Our skipper knew exactly which coves to hit before the crowds.”Claire L. · Canada · Google
Swimwear plus comfortable shoes for the national park paths around the salt lakes. Towels are on board.
A long seaside lunch near the park, then the salt lakes and the island monastery at your own pace.
A full day out, 8 to 12 hours on the water. Book two to four weeks ahead in season; an ID card is enough.
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