An expert has shared their top recommendation for a European summer getaway in 2025, and it is a small island you may have ...

If you’re lucky enough to have more time to spend on Mljet, don’t leave the island without making the ascent to its highest point, Montokuc, 253 metres above sea level. From its peak ...

From Vis' old-world charm, to the sandy beaches of Rab, to the lush flora blanketing the island of Mljet, Croatia is home to awe-inspiring spots appreciated by all ages. According to Joanne ...

Mljet is the nearest thing to having your own island. Dalmatia’s most southernly, most verdant and, some would argue, most beautiful destination is mainly pine forest, bisected by a single road.

Carry on southwards to the lush green island of Mljet and its eastern end, where the sands of Saplunara beach are cooled by the fragrant shade of pine trees. Once you reach the Elaphiti Islands ...

The Island of Mljet is home to one of Croatia’s national parks, Mljet National Park, which takes up half of the island. Another wonderful island for biking, making port in Polače puts you just ...

The entire western part of Mljet Island is a national park. There are two small saltwater lakes (Great Lake and Small Lake), a church and a monastery from the 12th century, which is now a restaur ...

Mljet's dining scene is relatively modest; apart from sailors, encouraged to moor for free at certain restaurants, few head to the island for its gastronomy. Relaxation amid the pines, yes ...

"It's hard to think of a more forested island in the Adriatic than green, serene Mljet," said The Independent. A sprawling national park covers almost a third of the island, with two saltwater ...