5-Day Mljet Yacht Charter: Secluded Anchorages & Island Flavours
Experience the tranquil side of a Mljet yacht charter, focusing on hidden bays and authentic island gastronomy within the Southern Dalmatian Islands. This five-day itinerary invites you to escape the crowds, discovering pristine anchorages where the only sounds are the lapping waves and the calls of seabirds. From the protected waters of Mljet National Park to the serene beauty of Šipan, each day unfolds with a promise of peace and exquisite local flavours. This journey is designed for those seeking a deeper connection with Croatia's pristine natural environment and its culinary heritage.
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- DAY 01
Polače, Mljet
Begin your journey in Polače, a well-protected bay on Mljet, offering immediate access to the National Park. The ancient Roman ruins add a historical layer to its natural charm.
- Cycle to the saltwater lakes (Veliko and Malo Jezero)
- Visit the Benedictine monastery on St. Mary's Islet
- Swim and snorkel in the calm, warm lake waters
- Explore the well-preserved Roman palace ruins
- Anchorage
- Polače Bay
- Dining
- Konoba Calypso
- DAY 02
Prozurska Luka, Mljet
Cruise to the delightful Prozurska Luka, a deep, narrow bay on Mljet's eastern side. It's a wonderfully secluded spot, perfect for a peaceful overnight stay.
- Enjoy a quiet swim in the emerald waters
- Dine at a family-run Konoba right on the waterfront
- Take a leisurely walk around the bay's perimeter
- Spot local fishermen bringing in their catch
- Anchorage
- Prozurska Luka moorings
- Dining
- Konoba Marijina
- DAY 03
Luka Šipanska, Šipan
Sail to the peaceful island of Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti Islands, and anchor in Luka Šipanska. This charming village boasts numerous Renaissance villas and a laid-back atmosphere.
- Explore the historic Rector's Palace
- Wander through olive groves and citrus orchards
- Enjoy a traditional 'spiza' (local dish) at a tavern
- Swim in the pristine bay away from crowds
- Anchorage
- Luka Šipanska town quay / anchorage
- Dining
- Konoba Tauris
- DAY 04
Koločep (Donje Čelo), Koločep
Continue to the car-free island of Koločep, anchoring in the bay of Donje Čelo. This idyllic spot offers serene beaches and walking trails through pine forests.
- Relax on the sandy beach of Donje Čelo
- Hike to the Blue Cave (Modra Špilja)
- Enjoy a seafood lunch at a waterfront restaurant
- Discover hidden coves accessible by dinghy
- Anchorage
- Donje Čelo Bay
- Dining
- Konoba Villa Ruža
- DAY 05
Sobra, Mljet
Conclude your Mljet yacht charter back in Sobra, a convenient departure point on Mljet. It provides a final opportunity to soak in the island's charm before disembarking.
- Enjoy a last swim in the inviting waters of Sobra Bay
- Savour a traditional Croatian coffee ashore
- Reflect on the week's peaceful discoveries
- Easy access for transfers to Dubrovnik or other destinations
- Anchorage
- Sobra Bay
- Dining
- Konoba Maestral
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