Croatia is renowned for its islands, with over a thousand adorning its coastline, creating a nautical paradise. Among them, Mljet stands out as one of the most exceptional. Situated approximately 22 nautical miles northwest of Dubrovnik, it belongs to the South Dalmatian island group. It is known as a verdant gem, cloaked in lush greenery teeming with biodiversity. Recognized for its exceptional ecological significance, a portion of Mljet has been safeguarded and elevated to the status of a national park.

Within the embrace of Mljet's protected area lie two salty lakes, one of which featuring a picturesque islet, quaint villages steeped in heritage, dense forests crisscrossed with pathways and scenic viewpoints, and an underwater world so mesmerizing that even the renowned oceanographer Jacques Cousteau lavished it with praise.

A visit to Mljet is a treat for those who genuinely admire untouched natural beauty and seek a profound connection with nature. Its unspoiled environment and timeless tranquillity invite visitors to pause, reflect and savour the purest essence of island life.

To truly unlock the island's enchantment, embark on our private boat tour from Dubrovnik which offers the freedom to explore Mljet's wonders including the famed Odysseus'Cave - a place steeped in mythology where the legendary hero spent seven years. Be prepared, though; Mljet captivates the soul and leaves a strong impression on those who venture to its shores.