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Our family
The island of Mljet, gem of the Adriatic. It is a
place where the work of nature has been way more
gracious that the work of men. Thanks to it's beauty
it is considered to be one of world's most beautiful
islands.
The legend says that because of the beauty of the
island that charmed him and because of his love for
Calypso Ulysses stayed on the island for 9 years.
It magnificence lies in Mljet National Park, numerous
islets and bays like harbour Sobra, together with the
centre of the island, the main ferry harbour, harbour
master's office, fuel supply, a minimarket and much,
much more.
In 1985, the family of Petar and Jadranka Debelic,
builds Villa Mungos after working in hospitality
industry in Germany for 20 years.
Situated by the sea it offers you a restaurant with
120 seats on a one-of -a-kind terrace where you can
enjoy home-made specialties, fish, shells, dishes made
under a baking lid, grilled and barbecued dishes.
There is also a coffee bar, eight double rooms (of
which four with a view of the sea and the terrace);
two 40m2 suits with a terrace, a bedroom, a children's
room, a kitchen, a bathroom, a toilet and air
conditioning.
We offer you also anchorage for five yachts, depth not
less than 4 meters.
A home atmosphere and a professional staff will most
certainly be the reasons you visit Villa Mungos and
Mljet, an oasis of peace and quiet, over and over
again.
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The island of Mljet
At first sight Mljet doesn't seem to have a jagged
coastline. It is an elongated island, with an average
width of 3 km, 37 km long. It is an Island of great
diversity and contrast, and "Mljet" National Park
covers his north-western part with an area of 5.375 ha
of protected land and surrounding sea. This area was
proclaimed as national park 11 November 1960 and
represents the first institutionalised attempt to
protect an original ecosystem in the Adriatic. Mljet
National Park has been proclaimed as an area of
special interest. and represents the first
institutionalised attempt to protect an original
ecosystem in the Adriatic.
It's unique panoramic landscape of well-intended
coastline, cliffs, reefs and numerous islands, as well
as the rich topography of the nearby hills, which rise
steeply above the sea and hide numerous ancient stone
villages. Mljet's outer coastline is exposed to the
south sea and is therefore steep and full of "garmas"
collapsed caves. The inner coastline faces the
mainland and is exposed to the "bura", a strong
northeasterly wind, but is less elevated with easier
access.
The salt lakes are a unique geological and
oceanographic phenomenon of worldwide importance. They
originated approximately 10,000 years ago and, until
the Christian era, they were freshwater lakes.
More on www.np-mljet.hr
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