Island Brač Travel Guide and Information with Split Tours

Island Brac, the largest in Dalmatia and third largest in the Adriatic Sea, is renowned for its striking white stone, famously used in Diocletian’s Palace in Split. The island offers pristine beaches, rich history, and traditional Dalmatian charm, making it a must-visit destination in Croatia.

Top Attractions and Destinations

• Bol and Zlatni Rat Beach: Bol, on the southern coast, is home to Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn), a stunning, ever-changing beach of pebbles stretching into the Adriatic. It’s a hotspot for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Beyond the beach, explore a Dominican monastery, Baroque mansions, and rustic stone houses. Sample Dalmatian cuisine at local taverns and enjoy Brač’s famous wines.
• Milna: Known as the “Bay of a Thousand Ships,” Milna features beautiful stone houses and a well-protected harbor, perfect for sailing, scuba diving, and fishing. Savor healthy Dalmatian cuisine in this charming nautical center.
• Supetar: As Brač’s administrative and cultural heart, Supetar offers historical landmarks, festivals, and traditional cuisine. Visit the Church of St. Mary of the Annunciation with its museum and bell tower. Supetar provides diverse accommodation, cultural events, and plenty of recreational activities like cycling and beach volleyball.

Outdoor Adventures and Local Culture on Island Brač
Explore hidden coves and secluded beaches for a peaceful retreat or hike to Vidova Gora, the highest peak on any Adriatic island, for spectacular views. Visit stone quarries and workshops showcasing Brač’s stone-carving heritage.

Gastronomy on Island Brac
Taste local specialties like vitalac and pašticada. Enjoy olive oil and wines of exceptional quality. Visit konobas for authentic dishes made from fresh, local ingredients.

Whether strolling through charming villages, sailing the coast, or relaxing on stunning beaches, Brač offers a blend of tradition, beauty, and hospitality for an unforgettable Adriatic experience.