Beachfront Villa
4.8(98 reviews)
Villa Bol
Bol
6 guests
3 bedrooms
$380 / night
Brač
Home to the iconic Zlatni Rat beach, ancient olive groves, and the finest white stone in the Mediterranean.
Discover the Beauty of Brač
Brač is Croatia's third-largest island and one of its most beloved destinations. Famous worldwide for the stunning Zlatni Rat beach with its distinctive horn-shaped tip, Brač offers so much more than just spectacular coastline.
The island's prized white stone has been quarried for over 2,000 years, used in the construction of Diocletian's Palace in Split and even the White House in Washington. Today, you can visit the quarries and see master stonemasons at work.
Beyond its famous beach, Brač is home to olive groves producing award-winning oil, charming hilltop villages, and the highest peak of any Croatian island - Vidova Gora, offering breathtaking views across the Adriatic.
70+
Beaches
1M+
Olive Trees
22
Villages
778m
Peak Height
Why Visit Brač?
From world-famous beaches to ancient traditions, discover what makes Brač special.
Zlatni Rat Beach
The iconic horn-shaped beach that changes shape with the wind and currents - a natural wonder.
Vidova Gora
The highest peak on any Croatian island at 778m, with panoramic views to Hvar and beyond.
Famous Stone
Brač white stone has been used in iconic buildings worldwide, from Diocletian's Palace to the White House.
Olive Oil Heritage
One million olive trees produce some of the finest olive oil in the Mediterranean.
Hidden Coves
Dozens of secluded beaches and coves perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Traditional Villages
Charming stone villages like Bol, Supetar, and Pučišća preserve centuries of island life.
Travel Tips for Brač
Everything you need to know for the perfect getaway.
Best Time to Visit
June to September for beach weather. May and October are perfect for hiking and exploring villages.
Getting There
Regular ferries from Split to Supetar (50 min) or catamarans to Bol (1 hour).
Budget Tips
Stay in Supetar for lower prices and day-trip to Zlatni Rat. Local konobas offer great value meals.
What to Pack
Good hiking shoes for Vidova Gora, reef-safe sunscreen, and a windbreaker for the Maestral breeze.
Local Customs
Try vitalac (lamb intestines) and the local Brač cake - island delicacies not found elsewhere.
Stay Safe
Zlatni Rat can get very busy in peak season. Arrive early morning for the best spot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about visiting Brač? We've got answers.
In July and August it gets busy, but the beach is very long so there's usually space. For fewer crowds, visit early morning or in June/September.
Yes! It's a moderate 2-3 hour hike from Bol. You can also drive partway up. The views are absolutely worth it.
The Zlatni Rat beach, white stone quarries, and exceptional olive oil. The stone was used for Diocletian's Palace and the White House.
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