Offering a restaurant, Guest House Kiko is a beachfront property located in Pomena. Each room here will provide you with air conditioning. Private bathroom also comes with a bathtub or shower.
Set in the National Park on Mljet Island, Hotel Odisej is located on the beach of Pomena. It is entirely air-conditioned and houses a restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is available at the reception.
Located on the island of Mljet, in the center of Polače right on the waterfront, Guest House Busurelo offers accommodations with furnished terraces overlooking the sea and free Wi-Fi.
Offering barbecue facilities, Villa Anita provides accommodations in Sobra. This property offers access to a balcony, free private parking, and free Wifi.
New studio app for 2 offers accommodations in Babino Polje, a 10-minute walk from Klačna Luka Beach and 5.5 miles from Odysseus Cave. Featuring garden and city views, this apartment also has free...
Apartmani Marija Mljet provides accommodations in Sobra. A 9-minute walk from Klačna Luka Beach and 5.7 miles from Odysseus Cave, the property offers a garden and a terrace.
Lovely seaside village where you disembark from the...
Lovely seaside village where you disembark from the Dubrovnik / Korcula catamaran. It is not the cheapest place to stay but good value on bikes and food (Lito supermarket) at the end of the village heading towards the national park. Also at this end is a lovely place (Forca Coffee Grill Bar) where you can sample a very nice breakfast for reasonable cost. But don't limit your explorations to Pomena, there are many other places to visit on Mljet island and not far from Pomena :-)
Brendan
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Loved the national park with its saltwater lakes, swimming,...
Loved the national park with its saltwater lakes, swimming, cycling and walking tracks.
Very small resort with a handful of bars/restaurants. Beautiful seafront with crystal clear waters.
One small supermarket which stocks the essentials.
Wonderful seawater pool off Hotel Odesje. Great cocktail bar for sunset viewing.
Heather
United Kingdom
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Paradisiac place. Fantastic landscapes.
Paradisiac place. Fantastic landscapes. The Lakes are gorgeous. You can walk and cycle around them and swim whenever you fancy it. It is a must. Pomena is a nice little village with some great restaurants and bars. And overall, it is not overcrowded as number of accommodations is limited. Quick ferry trip from Dubrovnik. Lots of possible activities : hiking, biking (standard and electric), swimming, diving, kayak, ... Book early and go there
Philou 92
United Kingdom
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It’s a beautiful sea side town, and right at the entrance to...
It’s a beautiful sea side town, and right at the entrance to the National Park Mljet. We couldn’t believe how friendly and nice locals were. We biked all around the Big Lake, and rented kayaks for the Small Lake. The Benedictine monastery on the St Mary’s island is from the 12th century, and we got there just in time for a Catholic Mass, and a lunch afterwards. It was beautiful.
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Anonymous
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It is the best place to stay on the Island as it is right...
It is the best place to stay on the Island as it is right next to the national park which is an absolute must. The sunset at the point was great and there was a good choice of restaurants nearby. It is so easy to see the national park from Pomena.
Andrew
Australia
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Pomena is a great base for exploring the national park end...
Pomena is a great base for exploring the national park end of Mljet island. We went at the start of October and although there were a fair few people arriving on boats and going to look at the lakes, once you got outside Pomena a little bit it was very quiet. On a hike of a few hours up one of the hills we passed one other group of people the whole time.
If you like getting outdoors, nature, walking, hiking, swimming and that sort of thing I'd recommend Pomena and Mljet in general. A wonderful place.
A few things to bear in mind when staying in Pomena. 1. You have to pay to visit the national park (which is the whole west side of the island). We paid £15 each for our 3 day stay and I think that's fair enough. 2. We didn't really look into it but I understand getting around the island is a bit of a challenge by bus. But we didn't find the need to anyway. 3. The restaurants aren't really geared up for vegetarians. It's mainly seafood/meat but there is a pizzeria or two.
Iain
United Kingdom
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