Best Anchorages in Mljet & Pelješac

Polače is the most celebrated and spectacular anchorage in the Mljet National Park — arguably one of the finest in the entire Adriatic.

Pomena is the western gateway to Mljet National Park — a small bay with a modest hotel, the park information office, and the landing point for the Dubrovnik catamaran.

Saplunara is the best beach on Mljet island — and one of the finest sandy beaches in all of Dalmatia.

Okuklje is the jewel of SE Mljet — a nearly perfectly enclosed round bay entered through a narrow channel that provides complete protection from all wind directions.

Prozura is a deep, narrow fjord on the south coast of Mljet — one of the more dramatic and intimate overnight anchorages in the area.

Ston is one of the great historical stops of the Dalmatian coast — a small town with the second-longest city walls in the world (5.

Viganj is one of the most famous windsurfing destinations in Europe, sitting directly in the funnel of the Pelješac Channel between the Pelješac Peninsula and Korčula island.

Trstenik is a gem of a small village bay on the southern coast of the Pelješac Peninsula, facing the Mljet channel with views across to Mljet island.

Trpanj is the principal harbour on the north coast of the Pelješac Peninsula, connected to the mainland by the Ploče–Trpanj car ferry.