Prapratna is a coastal bay with a long sandy beach, pine forest, clear, warm sea and views of the island of Mljet.
Anyone considering Prapratna as a holiday destination may want to rent a holiday apartment here.
Coast and Landscape
The Bay of Prapratno has been protected as a significant landscape since it was designated in 1975. It is surrounded by olive groves, dry-stone walls and pine trees.
The nearby surroundings of Prapratna include Vranići, Ilijino Brdo, Sveti Mihailo and Crkvica. The wider area around Prapratna includes Pjenak, Sveti Mihailo, Mihovi Krst and Sveti Petar.
Activities and Amenities
Auto Kamp Prapratno provides facilities for tennis, volleyball, basketball and five-a-side football. There is also a self-service shop and a restaurant on site.
Auto Kamp Prapratno offers fishing and can organise excursions.
Ferry Port and Mljet
Prapratno ferry port is about a 15-minute drive east of the Pelješac Bridge and serves as an arrival port for Mljet. The ferry from Prapratno arrives in Zaglavac, three kilometres from the centre of Sobra.
Mljet National Park can be visited by ferry from the port of Prapratno on Pelješac to Sobra on Mljet.
The first inhabitants of Mljet were Illyrians from the Ardiaei tribe; they arrived via the port of Prapratno about 4,000 years ago.
Wider Surroundings
Hadžibegov Grad is located in the wider regional surroundings of Prapratna.
In the wider area around Ston, Prapratno is surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, wineries in Ponikve and Putnikovići, as well as a wine museum offering visits focused on wine.
