Brac

The local area

Crystal blue seas, white pebble beaches and achingly romantic architecture, Brac epitomises the perfect island getaway. Our luxury holidays villa offers a glimpse into authentic island life, with olive plantations, vineyards and mandarin fields, all easily accessible from your second home-from-home. The winding streets of the attractive old town of Bol, striking beach, Zlatni Rat, reaching into the Adriatic, and a dramatic Mediterranean landscape, all make Brac a place of escape and relaxation.

The History of Brac

Our property is located in the peaceful town of Sutivan, which has a beautiful harbour and population of just over 700. Here a piece of the island's history can be seen in the preserved foundations of the 6th century Christian basilica from which the town takes its name. Brac has been populated since the Bronze and Iron ages and passed hands between the Romans, Venetian empire, Croatian kings, France and Austria. Its historical heritage and folk culture will add a depth and distinctive quality to any sun-drenched trip away.

The old Roman town of Split with Diocletian's palace at its heart, offers a wealth of museums and Roman ruins against a stunning backdrop of land and sea. Beyond Brac, the walled medieval city Trogir is located on its own small island and is a UNESCO World Heritage site, filled with Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. With a 17th century theatre, the island of Hvar and Hvar Town is a treasure trove of history and art, including a Franciscan monastery that's renowned for its Old Masters, including 'The Last Supper' by Ingoli.

What to See and Do in Brac

Tree-lined beaches and a varied landscape make Brac the perfect base for sports activities from snorkelling and windsurfing, to hiking and mountain biking. To add some exhilaration to your Croatian holiday the summer festival of extreme sports, "Vanke Regule Regule" or "Out of Rules", takes place every year in May. To take in the natural wonders of Croatia, the steep canyons that flank the Cetina Rivermake is perfect for rafting, and the forests, caves and waterfalls are sights to behold.

The intriguingly named Dragon's Cave contains an exceptional and unusual set of reliefs, believed to have been created by an imaginative 15th-century friar. Made up of Christian and Croat pagan symbols, the walls are adorned with angels, animals, and an open-mouthed dragon. For more modern artistry, the open-air cinema on the waterfront of Bol is a beautiful place to watch the latest film releases and classics.

Food and Drink

Dalmatian cuisine is influenced by Mediterranean, Hungarian and Turkish cookery, with a focus on fresh seafood. Sitting between the Mediterranean and Central Europe, there's a wide range of cooking styles available, so whether you fancy a big bowl of mussels of a dinner heavy with meat and cheese you'll be able to find something for you - and you're never too far from a pizzeria! Brac has many of its own culinary specialities, especially in the form of various lamb dishes, it's own cheese such as the fresh cheese Procip, and the mix of goat's milk and red wine called Smutica.

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Brac

The local area

The History of Brac

What to See and Do in Brac

Food and Drink

The Experience

Otok

Dora

Konoba Kopačina

Konoba Oliva

Pizzeria Slika

Grill Garden Restaurant

Lemongarden

Benny’s Bar

Roso Bar

Varadero Cocktail Bar

Ella Night Club (Blue Sun Hotel Elaphusa)

Yolo Cocktail Bar

Experience Summer Theatre in Bol

Cultural Nights by the Sea

Aldura "Vanke Regule" sports festival

Blaca Monastery: Historic Marvel Carved into Stone

A Hidden Gem in Brač's Rugged Terrain

Guided Tour of Zmajeva Spilja

Brač's Hidden Cave of Wonders

Visit Pučišća: Coastal Charm and Stone Masonry Excellence

Croatia's White Stone Haven

Sail to Hvar's Rich History

Uncover Hvar's Treasures

Supetar: Brac’s Vibrant Coastal Haven

Discover Shallow Beaches and Konobas

Split: Ancient History and Modern Vibes

A Roman Treasure by the Sea

Trogir: A UNESCO Treasure on the Adriatic

Stroll Through Historic Streets

Sutivan: A Tranquil Coastal Escape on Brac

Where Adventure Meets Relaxation

Splitska: A Village Steeped in History

Explore the 16th-Century Fort

Postira: A Charming Fishing Village on Brač

Brac's Historic Fishing Hub

Milna: Brac’s Yachting Haven

A Coastal Retreat with Rich Nautical Heritage

Enjoy a Day Out at Nature Park Sutivan

Fun Activities in Sutivan

Bol: Home to Brac’s Iconic Zlatni Rat Beach

Explore Beaches and Watersports

Zlatni Rat Beach: The Golden Horn of Croatia

Surf, Dive, and Relax at This World-Class Beach

Rafting on Cetina River

Climbing in Brač

Mountain biking excursions on Brač

Sailing in Sutivan

Scuba diving in Bol

Sea Kayaking excursions in Brač

Tennis Court in Supetar

Windsurfing and Kite Surfing in Bol

Quad Safari

Amor Wellness Spa

Unique Day Trip to Blue Cave and Stiniva Beach

Unforgettable Island Tour

Step into the Realm of Game of Thrones

Explore Iconic Filming Locations

Tour of Island of Brac

Uncover Brac's Charm

Wine tasting in Stina Winery

Discover Brac's Wines

Visit Olive Oil museum in Škrip

Visit a Charming Family-Run Olive Oil Museum

Supetar and Sutivan: Local Markets and Fresh Island Produce

From Milna's Fresh Fish to Supetar's Shops

Konoba Bokuncin

Bol Morning Market: Fresh Fruits, Veggies, and Herbs

Seasonal Fruits and Produce

Brac Fini Sapuni: Luxurious Natural Soaps

Handcrafted Soaps Inspired by the Brač Beauty

Uje Oil Bar: Premium Olive Oils and Authentic Croatian Flavors

Croatia's Finest Olive Oil and Gourmet Products

Experience Olive Harvest in Sutivan

Relax in Olive Groves