• Mljet National Park - Mljet National Park is a stunning natural reserve located on the island of Mljet, Croatia. It was established in 1960 and is one of Croatia’s oldest national parks. The park covers a significant portion of the island, preserving its unique and diverse ecosystems, including lush vegetation, pristine forests, and two saltwater lakes.

• Floaties
• Towels
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Drinks on board (water, beer, wine, soft drinks)
• Skipper

• Fuel surcharge
• Lunch
• National park entrance ticket
• SUP paddle board (optional = 20€)
• GO PRO camera (optional = 20€)
• Drone filming (optional = 50€)
• Fruit cup (optional = 5 €)
• Licenced tour guide (optional = 170 €)
• Bottle of sparkling wine (optional = 20€)

Mljet, the most densely-wooded island in the Adriatic, and home to one of Croatia’s oldest National Parks, beckons you to explore its Small and Large lakes, coral reef, and its nature’s vibrant diversity. A tiny island sitting at the heart of the Large lake called St. Mary’s Island, is a crowd pleaser and is accessible by boat.

Beyond the utterly beautiful landscape of the national park, Mljet saturates itself in rich historical and cultural traditions. Settlement on the island stretches back to antiquity, evidenced by the ruins of a Roman palace waiting for exploration.

Tasting the local food of Mljet is equally enticing, with a variety of plates centered around fresh seafood and regional crops. Make sure to relish the traditional Dalmatian platters, including octopus salad, black risotto, and grilled fish.

Whether it’s a tranquil getaway enveloped by wilderness, or a thrilling trip delving into the island’s past and arts, Mljet is a destination catering for all.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.