Pomena: Hotels and Accommodation

Pomena is located in a sheltered bay near Mljet’s Veliko and Malo Lakes and serves as one of the nautical entrances to Mljet National Park. Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Pomena can then continue their accommodation search.

Nature and Landscape

Mljet National Park includes Aleppo pine and holm oak forests, as well as the 15-hectare Velika dolina forest reserve.

Hiking

Recreational Trail A is a marked, 8.7-kilometre hiking route of moderate difficulty with no major climbs. It runs along the shores of the Great and Small Lakes, crosses the Great Bridge, and includes the option of visiting St. Mary’s Island.

Recreational Trail C connects Pomena and Polače as a marked, five-kilometre route with no major climbs.

Hiking Trail E is a marked, 13.5-kilometre route classified as moderately challenging and including climbs. It includes an ascent to the Montokuc viewpoint, as well as visits to Soline and Goveđari.

Cycling

Cycling Trail F is a marked mountain biking route 17.7 kilometres in length. It is classified as highly challenging and includes major climbs.

Culture and History

Nearby islets around Pomena are associated with ancient archaeological sites, amphora finds, and anchors.

Cuisine

Mljet’s culinary tradition includes fish, shellfish, other seafood, and eel dishes, including brodet.

Toast from the host is an annual eno-gastronomic event held in Pomena at the end of August. It includes local specialities and a wine tasting.

Connections

The Dubrovnik–Pomena–Korčula route includes a return trip.

The accommodation search for Pomena follows directly from this location information.

To the overarching travel overview: Dubrovnik-Neretva County.