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Croatia - Brac

Brac is the largest Island in Central Dalmatia at 394 square km and is the third largest in the Adriatic.  Brac is known for its agricultural products and the locals produce, wine, olive oil, figs, and nectarines. The main export of Brac is and has been from ancient times, the famous Brac stone from which many buildings in the world have been built, this include the White House in Washington D.C.

Bobovisce (Island of Brac)

Bobovisca lies one kilometer from the sea, in the interior of the western side of the Island of Brac that is connected to Split and Makarska by daily ferry lines. The closest tourist destination is Milna and the closest swimming beach is one kilometer in the bay of Bobovisca. The inhabitants, some 60 of them in total, live off of olive and wine growing. If you are looking for a quiet holiday in private accommodation, Bobovisce is the right destination for you. The small harbor is safe for smaller boats. We recommend various water sports.

Bol (Island of Brac)

Bol is an attractive summer resort situated on the south shore of the Island of Brac, one of the sunniest Adriatic islands. Not far from Brac lies the beauty queen o the Adriatic beaches - Zlatni rat - a paradise for windsurfers and lovers of water sports. This elongated sandbank consisting of millions tiny grains of sand immerses into the blue open sea with its length of 634 metres! If you wish active holidays full of sports, recreation and the company of young people, come to Bol! Gornji Humac lies only 12 km from the sea in the interior of the central Dalmatian Island of Brac that is connected to the mainland by daily ferry lines. It is situated on the island's main road that leads from the port of Sumartin to Brac's most famous tourist destination, Bol and its magnificent beach Zlatni rat. We recommend Gornji Humac to those interested in old rural architecture, in the traditions of the island and in its traditional cuisine.

Milna (Island of Brac)

Milna, a tourist destination and harbor on the Island of Brac, lies 20 km south west of Supetar, a ferry port to boats that connect Split with Brac. Since the bay of Milna is the safest and best harbor on the island, a marina with 200 berths has been built in the bay. The settlement developed in the 16th century when an aristocratic family decided to build a fortress and church there. During the 17th century, Milna was the island's administrative center, therefore some of the most beautiful edifices and paintings on the Island of Brac can be found in Milna. Apart from its magnificent architecture and Mediterranean ambiance, Milna is known for several bays with sandy and pebble beaches, such as Pasikova, Lucice, Maslinova and Osibova, ideal for families with small children. There is a well kept swimming area in the bay of Vlaska. Active holiday lovers have many sporting activities (6 a side soccer, volleyball, basketball, boccia and table tennis) at their disposal.

Mirca (Island of Brac)

Mirca, 5 km from Supetar, is a small place on the central Dalmatian Island of Brac. It has been inhabited since the 16th century and has a traditional Mediterranean rural ambience. The inhabitants traditionally cultivate fruit and grapevine. This part of the coastline has countless sandy beaches surrounded with pine trees where even the youngest family members can safely play in the shallow waters. Mirca is ideal for a quiet family holiday due to the vicinity of Supetar, the island's main ferry port, and the well preserved nature. We also recommend it to those interested in the traditional way of life on the Island of Brac.

Nerezisca (Island of Brac)

Nerezisca lies in the interior of the Island of Brac, 10 km south of the ferry port Supetar that is connected to the city of Split by daily ferry lines and is therefore easily accessible. Supetar is known for its long wine-growing tradition, homegrown food and production of aromatic oils from lavender and sage. It is also the starting point for trips to Vidova gora - the highest peak on the Adriatic islands. Picturesque architecture and rich history dating back to 1000 A.D. when Nerezisca was the administrative center of the entire island make it even more interesting for tourists. If you are looking for something different, not necessarily directly on the coast, Nerezisca is the right place for you, offering excellent cuisine and wines, rich cultural heritage, and breathtaking landscapes.

Postira (Island of Brac)

Postira is a well-known tourist destination on the northern coast of the central Dalmatian Island of Brac that is connected to the mainland by daily ferry lines from Split and Makarska. Due to its favorable location, Postira developed into a harbor and fishing settlement. Guests will be served homegrown food and excellent wines produced in the fertile surrounding fields. Postira was first mentioned in the 14th century. You can find accommodation in hotels and private apartments, ideal for a quiet family holiday. Sports enthusiasts have boccia, basketball and tennis courts at their disposal, while water sports equipment can be rented in the place itself. In and close to Postira, there are several smaller inlets with pebble and rocky beaches surrounded by pine trees. Along with organized excursions, you can also enjoy the events of the Cultural Summer Festival that has been taking place for decades.

Povlja (Island of Brac)

Povlja is situated 10 km east of Sumartin, a ferry port on the central Dalmatian Island of Brac that is connected to the cities of Split and Makarska by daily ferry lines. The place was built in the bay of the same name, whose inhabitants have traditionally lived off of wine and olive growing, as well as off of fishing, while in ancient times Roman galleys used to be anchored in Povlja. Several archeological sites from ancient times and medieval edifices can be found in Povlja. The place is surrounded by numerous bays (Travna, Smokvica, Ticja luka and Tatinja) with different types of beaches, while there is a safe harbor in the place itself. If you would like to play sports while on holiday, there are many tennis courts and a soccer field at your disposal. We recommend water sports such as: sailing, surfing and diving. Due to fishing and locally grown food, your hospitable hosts will offer you tasty dishes.

Praznica (Island of Brac)

Welcome to Pražnica, a small medieval place on the Island of Brac, nit far from Pucišća. You will be delighted with its ethnographic richness and preserved buildings made by diligent hands of local masters and builders. Relax in the unique ambience of this island landscape and find a cosy cove for your vacation - come to the Island of Brac!

Pucisca (Island of Brac)

Pucisca is a place and harbor on the northern coast of the central Dalmatian Island of Brac that is connected to the mainland by daily ferry lines from Makarska and Split. The place is known for its stone-carving tradition, while stone from the quarries nearby has been used in the White House in Washington. Pucisca is popular with tourists because of the beautiful, sheltered bay in which you can find private and hotel accommodation. We recommend sailing, surfing and diving to outdoor enthusiasts. Many cultural and entertainment events take place during summer in Pucisca and its surroundings. Pucisca is ideal for a pleasant holiday with family and friends.

Splitska (Island of Brac)

Splitska, 7 km from Supetar, is a small harbor and settlement on the northern coast of the central Dalmatian Island of Brac that is connected to the mainland by daily ferry lines from Split and Makarska. Along with traditional occupations - agriculture, wine and olive growing - tourism is playing a more and more important role thanks to beautiful beaches surrounded by pine trees in the bays of Splitska and Zastup. We recommend it to those looking for a quiet family holiday and those who like homegrown food, as well as wine produced on the island. You can find accommodation in private rooms and apartments.

Supetar (Island of Brac)

Supetar is situated on the north side of the Island of Brac, one of the most attractive Middle Dalmatian islands. The ferry line connects it with the town of Split. Supetar was built in the cove of St Peter by which it obtained its name.   It is considered today as one of the main tourist centres. You can enjoy its cultural monuments, various sports and recreation programmes.

Sutivan (Island of Brac)

Sutivan lies 7 km west of the Supetar ferry port that is connected to Split by daily ferry lines. Sutivan goes back to the 15th century and, apart from sacral monuments, has several interesting Renaissance houses and Baroque summer residences. There are mostly pebble beaches in Sutivan, while there is a sandy beach in the Livka bay nearby. Evenings in Sutivan are great for pleasant walks in the park with its palm and pine trees. You can try homegrown food and wines of Brac in numerous restaurants and konobas (local restaurants). If you are looking for an active holiday, we recommend Cape of Gomilica, perfect for underwater fishing. The bay of Sutivan is a safe port for smaller boats, while it is recommended to anchor larger boats outside of the port.