Self Catering Accommodation in Sobra

The big terrace with the outstanding view on the bay The confortable big bed The modern fourniture and decoration The host Marija

The apartment was clean, comfortable and well equipped, We especially liked the own beach and two balkonies. The host is very friendly, kind and she speaks a lot of languages.

- The view - The location - The host

Sobra is a nice, quiet place to use as a base to explore Mljet (you need a car). The hosts at Vitorin went out of their way to make me feel welcome.

Very spacious apartment with all the facilities you could want. Absolutely superb views of the bay and had very easy access to swimming spots. Super clean and modern.

Ovakvo nešto je vrlo rijetko u Hrvatskoj. Mirna, spokojna uvala sa nevjerovatno čistom vodom i apartmanom doslovno na vodi. Vlasnica vrlo ljubazna. Definitivno ćemo se vratiti. Sve pohvale

MLJET: This island is a secret gem, and we were astonished by it's beauty and serenity. Amazing flora and fauna, its turquise waters so clean you can see everything under, urlchins, slugs, fish, molluscs. The cicadas are the only sound you hear cutting trough the sounds of waves. Whatever you love in nature, you will find here. Mountains, beautifully preserved Mediterranean forests, beaches, the sea. The smell of aleppo pines, salt water and flowers blooming will follow you around. The island is bigger than we thought but only has about 5-600 permanent residents. We were very sad to hear that due to international and internal politics, most residents need 2-3 jobs to stay afloat. They would deserves so much more for the hard work they put in. Olive tree terraces, agaves, lizards, geckos.. amazing wildlife. OKUKLJE BAY and the locals: They left an impression we will never forget. We travelled to many countries and stayed with the locals wherever we could but not once experienced the helpful, lovely, welcoming attitude Nikki and the small community of just over 30 has shown us. You can access the whole of Mljet island from here but you will need to rent a car, scooter or bikes unless you want to go on very long walks up and down winding roads. The small bay/ village has only one road and several houses but offers a great variety of local and international food with 5 restaurants and 2 small local shops. If you want to to a bigger shopping spree, you would need to drive to the neighbouring place, where you can find a supermarket. We dined at Porto Della Vita, met Anton and his lovely father, who owns the restaurant. Food is amazing, locally sourced, fresh and cooked for you then and there. Hospitality is impeccable, prices fair and affordable. Definitely recommend. Fish, mussels, octopus on the menu is the daily cath, most ingredients locally grown and sourced.