Apartments Pitarević

Apartments Pitarević are located at Saplunara bay at the southeastern part of the Mljet.
Our destination is well known and loved because of beautiful sandy beaches,
you can find some of those at our photo gallery.
Our property contains 2 floors. 2 double room apartments and 2 single room apartments at ground floor.
First floor of the property includes 4 identical double room apartments with a beautiful balcony and a sea view.
All of the apartment are airconditioned.
FREE parking in front of the property is reserved for our guests only.
WiFi network available in whole object and FREE of charge.
We have available free mooring if you are a boat owner.

Boat for rent available (permission required).
If you are not a boat owner, we offer a free boat picnic and fishing tours for all our guests.
Possibility of buying fresh fish every morning.
Domestic olive oil available for sale.

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Accommodation

Apartment Mirjana

A3+2 - For three people plus two extra beds
Floor area: 45m2

Apartment Bonaca

A4+1 - For four people plus extra bed
Floor area: 45m2

Apartment Ivona

A2+1 - For two people plus extra bed
Floor area: 35m2

Apartment Fortuna

A2+1 - For two people plus extra bed
Floor area: 35m2

Apartment Pulenat

A3+2 - For three people plus two extra beds
Floor area: 40m2

Apartment Neverin

A3+2 - For three people plus two extra beds
Floor area: 40m2

Apartment Garbin

A3+2 - For three people plus two extra beds
Floor area: 40m2

Apartment Tramuntana

A3+2 - For three people plus two extra beds
Floor area: 40m2

Saplunara

Saplunara on Mljet island may be the last hidden jewel left in the Adriatic. Just when you thought every single white sand beach on a pine-rimmed cove had long since been colonized by sea-seeking visitors, Saplunara remains isolated and largely untouched. Its beauty is truly a balm to the soul.

The name Saplunara comes from the Latin word, sabalum, that means sand. There are four sandy beaches, two larger and two smaller sandy beaches. As the largest remaining coastal sand habitat in Croatia, Saplunara hosts several plant species that exist nowhere else in Croatia. As such, it is considered a "protected area" with signs begging you not to litter or camp. A forest of Aleppo pines and junipers stretches from the sandy shore inland where there is a small settlement. There are no hotels but there is a sprinkling of private accommodation.