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Mljet Beaches

Mljet has a lot of larger and smaller beaches to be enjoyed, located all along the Mljet shores. Here is a pick on best known and most popular swimming spots and beaches on Mljet:

Saplunara Bay and Beach:

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Saplunara is a bay and small place located on the southeastern tip of Mljet that is famous for its sandy beach Saplunara (meaning tiny sand in Latin). There are two sandy beaches in Saplunara: Large Saplunara and Small Saplunara. Large Saplunara is located in the very center of the bay and village. Due to its location, the beach gets much more crowded than Small Saplunara, which is located a bit further along the bay. Beach restaurant and cafe is opened May to October.

Blace Beach and Bay:

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This is another sandy beach on Mljet, located about half an hour’s walk from Saplunara. It is an almost 1/2 mile long beach, secluded among sharp stones of Mljet southern shores. This hidden bay and beach is surrounded by pine trees and faces South and looks like a lagoon. The entrance from the sea to Blace beach is very narrow (only 8m wide) so the seawater inside the lagoon gets very very warm and is possible to swim here even at the times when seawater outside is still cold and not suitable for swimming. Due to its isolated location, Blace Beach and Bay is popular among naturists and nudists too.

Large Lake (Veliko Jezero):

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The area of Large Lake ( Veliko Jezero) on Mljet is popular for swimming and sunbathing among visitors on day trips and excursions to National Park Mljet that comes at Mljet daily from Korcula or Dubrovnik. If you come here on the day trip, you will visit the small island Melita and it’s a 12th-century monastery at lunch break, you will have the opportunity to go for a quick swim here at Large Lake.

Small Lake (Malo Jezero):

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This is a popular swimming spot on Mljet Island. Because of its secluded location, seawater in Malo Jezero ( Small Lake) is always calmer and much warmer than anywhere else on Adriatic. This makes this swimming spot very popular among Mljet visitors, as one can swim and sunbathe here in May and October too when everywhere else at Adriatic water is cold for such kind of activity…

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