Brac island is one of the largest and most elevated Croatian islands, which have been literally confounding the staggering imagination of international travellers. Brac Island remains to be the easily accessed island from the extremities of Dalmatian coast, which has enhanced its position in the list of ten best Croatian islands. The Zlatni Rat Beach has no doubt, emerged as an unsurpassed staple for the Croatian mainlanders.

The windsurfers, pine trees, mesmerising beaches and unparalleled beauty of Dalmatia add to the already mounting and dramatically positive response received by the  two heavenly destinations of Brac, namely Milna and Sumartin.

1.    Sumartin

The southern coast of Island of Brac is adorned with the Sumartin, the island that boasts of unparallel breathtaking scenic beauties. The dauntless foundation of this village has been carved due to olive growing, farming, fishing community and tourism. In addition to it, the Makarska, situated in the mainland of Croatia is connected with Sumartin through an accessible and handy ferry connection.

2.    Milna

Tradition and modernity envelopes this uniquely positioned, seventeen century village of Island of Brac. This fishing village serves as a natural harbour for the western side of Island of Brac.

Thus, Brac Island has emerged as a rare pearl among the magnificent Adriatic pearls. Furthermore, the two main residing resorts of the Brac Island are Supetar and Bol.

1.    Supetar

This engaging and prepossessing resort of Brac Island has evolved to be main port entrance and administrative centre of the island. The medieval streets of this harbour are no doubt, fascinating, fetching and enticing. The altar paintings of the Church of Annunciation, which presumably belong to the eighteenth century, are one of the outstanding attractions of this resort. The western side of this resort is embellished with water sport centres, beaches and tourist complexes. Direct and accessible ferries from Spilt, connect this resort with the whole of Croatia.

Zlatni rat Beach

Bol

This secluded yet bewitching harbour town in the southern coast of Brac island is surrounded with enchanting Zlatni Rat Beach, one of the most distinctive and tempting Adriatic beaches. Innumerable facilities of sunbathing and swimming are endowed in this beautiful phenomenon of island of Brac. Depending upon the wind direction and time of the respective day, you can utilise these rare sunbathing experiences from deep and sunny waters to the shallow and shady ones.  The Vidova Gora Mountain offers countless hiking and walking opportunities. The Dominican monastery continues to be the favourite site of Bol.

Along with the resorts, beaches and villages of Brac, the unsurpassed architectural beauty of this island has emerged as one of the main tourist attractions.

Castle Blaca

Architecture in Brac

Along with these infinite features, Brac Island is also known for its Neolithic inhabitation.  The archaeological sites from Iron Age, especially in the hill forts at Lozisca, Kastilo and Skirp add to the charm of this island. The pre-Romanesque churches of tenth century, further adorn the beauty of Brac. The fifteen century architectural forms have elevated the heritage and traditional Beauty of Brac.

The highest Peak Vidova Gora

In a nutshell, with less tourist crowd and populace, Brac Island bestows its traveller’s excitement, adventure and peace.