Overview
Designated in 1960 as Croatia's oldest national park, it covers the western third of Mljet island, featuring two saltwater lakes (Veliko and Malo Jezero) surrounded by dense pine forest. A 12th-century Benedictine monastery sits on a small islet in the middle of the Great Lake, reachable by boat, and cycling or walking the lakeside and forest trails is a favorite way to explore. The island is even thought to be where Odysseus spent seven years with Calypso in Homer's Odyssey. Admission about EUR 30 (summer, boat included). About 1.5-2 hours by ferry from Dubrovnik.
Travel Tips
Renting a bike to circle the lakeshore trail is highly recommended. The boat to the monastery islet is included in the park admission.
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🇰🇷 Tips for Korean Travelers
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Attractions near Mljet National Park
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Elaphiti Islands
A cluster of tranquil islands off Dubrovnik, popular for boat tours.
📍 55.4km away
Fort Lovrijenac
A clifftop fortress 37m above the sea, filming location for the Red Keep.
📍 61.6km away
Franciscan Monastery
A 14th-century monastery housing Europe's third-oldest pharmacy.
📍 61.7km away
Onofrio's Large Fountain
A 15th-century 16-sided fountain marking the entrance to Stradun.
📍 61.7km away
Dubrovnik City Walls
Medieval walls encircling the old town with stunning Adriatic views.
📍 61.8km away
St. Blaise's Church
A beautiful Baroque church dedicated to Dubrovnik's patron saint.
📍 61.9km away
Sponza Palace
A Gothic-Renaissance palace now housing the national archives and a war memorial.
📍 62.0km away
Revelin Fortress
A sturdy fortress guarding Dubrovnik's east side, used as an open-air festival stage in summer.
📍 62.0km away
Rector's Palace
The Gothic-Renaissance seat of the Republic of Ragusa's rector, now a history museum.
📍 62.1km away
Things to Do in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik City Walls Walk
Walk the 2km medieval walls for cobalt Adriatic views and terracotta rooftop panoramas — Dubrovnik's highlight experience. Spot Game of Thrones filming locations along the way.
Lokrum Island Day Trip
Take a 15-minute ferry to uninhabited Lokrum Island for swimming, sunbathing, and nature exploration. Swim in the Dead Sea lake and explore Benedictine monastery ruins alongside wild peacocks.
Mount Srd Cable Car Sunset
Ride the cable car to the top of Mount Srd (412m) and watch the sunset over the Adriatic. Panoramic views of the Old Town, Elaphiti Islands, and coastline are breathtaking.