Mljet Island Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Mljet Island. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Mljet National Park and 3 Island Boat Tour from Dubrovnik

• Adventure Sailing 4-Night Dubrovnik Cruise on the Huck Finn Cat

• Private Elafiti Islands Luxury Boat Tour from Dubrovnik

• Private Luxury Speedboat Tour - Islands, Caves, Beaches, Snorkeling

• Private Speedboat Tour- Blue Cave, Sandy Beaches, and Snorkeling

Admission tickets for Mljet Island are priced differently depending on the time of year that you visit. From October through May, adult tickets cost €15 while passes for kids ages 8-18 cost €5. From June through September, adult tickets cost €25, and kids pay €8.

Yes, Mljet Island is worth visiting, especially for nature lovers. Hailed as Croatia's greenest island, the national park has two interconnected saltwater lakes that are a haven for biodiverse flora and fauna. It's a fabulous place to enjoy outdoor activities such as cycling, kayaking, and hiking.

Per one customer who booked the Elaphiti Islands by Private Luxury Mini Yacht: A VIP Experience, "We chartered the boat for the day with a skipper called Lucas who was exceptionally professional ... My family and I had an amazing day, and Lucas was exceptionally kind and attentive to us and the safety of our kids. I would highly recommend this service."

The only way to reach Mljet Island is by boat, as there are no airports or bridges connecting the island to the mainland. There are daily ferry services that depart from Dubrovnik and arrive at Sobra (a bayside village on the island) within 90 minutes. Traditional passenger ferries and car ferries are both available.

Yes, guided tours are available at Mljet Island National Park. You’ll have to request these tours in advance to schedule either a Croatian or English guided tour. Tour options include walking and cycling tours, half-day and full-day guided tours, and short sightseeing tours covering the park’s highlights.

Most of the restaurants on Mljet Island are concentrated in the towns or areas where hotels are concentrated. For instance, the port town of Sobra has several restaurants to serve the many ferry passengers that disembark here; but a small hamlet like Prožurska Luka only has two or three restaurants to serve the few hotels nearby.

Yes, there is an entrance fee required for all visitors to Mljet National Park. The price includes access to all of the sites in the national park, insurance, parking for private cars, and access to the hiking trails. It also includes train transport and one boat ride to St. Mary’s Island.

Yes, there are some hotels and guesthouses on the island of Mljet. There are only a few accommodations in Sobra, the main ferry port, and others are scattered throughout the island. The D120 highway runs through the entire island from west to east, which makes getting to any hotel convenient.

The most popular activity on Mljet Island is wandering its eponymous national park. There are limited restaurants and hotels on the island, so many visitors plan a day trip from Dubrovnik and spend their time hiking or cycling the trails, kayaking in the saltwater lakes, or swimming at the beach.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting Mljet Island. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Dubrovnik:

• Elafiti Islands

• Dubrovnik Old Town

• Lokrum Island

• Stradun 

• Dubrovnik Ancient City Walls

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Dubrovnik.