Located next to the Pelješac peninsula, the islands of Lastovo and Korčula. It is known since ancient times and is first mentioned in the 4th century BC. It is known for its unspoiled nature and quality wines. On the island there are two natural phenomena, Veliko i malo jezero that are a part of the National park situated in the northern part of the island. Mljet has many forts and historical buildings, one of which is the Roman Palace as the largest palace right after Diocletian palace in Split. The island of extraordinary scenery, hidden coves and beautiful beaches, in particular the Polača that makes it among the best anchorages in the Adriatic. Mljet is often mentioned in Greek mythology, especially in Homer’s Odyssey. In the central part of the island’s coast there is a natural geomorphologic phenomenon Jama (Odysseus cave), which binds to the legend of Odysseus who after a shipwreck hid in a cave in which he was captured by ninfa Calypso. In addition to the activities in which you can explore the island you will surely be delighted by the gastronomic offer, which besides seafood includes a variety of wildlife that is abundant around the island.
Mljet
