Brač is a famous nautical destination in Croatia and is the largest of the central Dalmatian islands. Before you rent a boat from Brač and enjoy an active holiday off the coast, you can mix with the locals and taste their quality food. Most of the islanders celebrate feasts throughout the year, either in street markets, concerts, art exhibitions, or in town squares. The food culture mainly consists of freshly caught fish, homegrown vegetables, olive oil, vinegar and jams. The Olive Oil Museum in the settlement of Skrip, not far from Supetar is an interesting place that offers visitors the learning process of olive oil with a small shop that sells local products.

Strolling through the town, You will notice that the drywalls along the roads and houses are covered with sophisticated works of Brač stone. In fact, the white stone of Brač is still kept alive and has been used for the construction of famous buildings such as the White House in Washington.

From the 10th century all the way to the 20th, Brač has flipped between Croatian rule and interrupted by Venetian control, as well as periods of Hungarian and French rule. Visitors can still find several attractions which are part of the significant history of the island. The cultural monument known as Pustinja Blaca was built by Croatian monks and sits in an amazing cove. It consists of a church, a library with over 11,000 books, and an observatory with the third-biggest telescope in Croatia.

Two places you cannot leave Brač without visiting are Milna and Bol. The former is a tourist destination 20 km southwest of Supetar, which used to be a port for merchant ships, still functioning as the most protected and beautiful harbor on Brač. The small town used to be called “Valle di Mille Navi” by the Italians, which translates to a bay with thousands of boats. Visitors can rent a boat in Milna to enjoy an equally wonderful vacation in Brač with their preferred vessel. The latter destination, Bol, is situated on the southern coast of the island and has won the champion of Croatian Tourism almost 17 times! The most popular attraction in Bol is the Zlatni rat, also known as the Golden Horn, which elegantly extends like a small tongue from the town. The beach has been listed multiple times as one of the top beaches in Europe thanks to its soft white mixture of pebbles and turquoise waters.