Brač is one of the largest and most beautiful of the Dalmatian islands, a sun-drenched isle famous for its dazzling white stone and for one of the most iconic beaches in the Adriatic. Lying just off the coast near Split, it combines striking natural beauty with authentic island charm and clear turquoise water.
The island is celebrated above all for Zlatni Rat, the golden horn, a spectacular tongue of shimmering white pebbles that extends into the sea and shifts shape with the wind and currents. Backed by pines and lapped by brilliant turquoise water, it is among the most photographed beaches in Croatia.
Brač is also famed for its gleaming white stone, quarried here for centuries and used to build palaces across the Adriatic and beyond. Inland, olive groves, vineyards and traditional stone villages cloak the hills, while the coastline offers clear coves and sheltered anchorages in abundance.
Ashore, charming harbour towns such as Bol and Milna offer excellent cuisine, fine local wines and a warm welcome, along with a relaxed and authentic atmosphere. The island’s blend of beauty and tradition is deeply appealing.
With its iconic beach, white stone and clear water, Brač is a highlight of the Dalmatian coast. Guests can anchor off the famous Zlatni Rat, explore charming stone villages and enjoy the sunshine and beauty of this captivating island near Split.
