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Things to do in Brac Island

Discover the best attractions and experiences Brac Island has to offer

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Historic Monuments

Brac's history is written in stone and sanctuaries perched above the Adriatic, from medieval fortifications to secluded hermitages.

Blaca Monastery (Blaca Hermitage)

A remote 16th–century monastery carved into cliff walls, famed for its desert landscape and historical records.

Kula Fortress, Bol

A coastal fortress offering dramatic sea views and a glimpse into the island's defenses.

Škrip Ethnographic Museum

Displays traditional Brač life and crafts in Brač's historic village.

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Museums

Delve into Brač's culture, archaeology and local life through compact museums spread across the island.

Škrip Ethnographic Museum

Extensive collection of local costumes, tools and folk art in Brač's historic village.

Brač Town Museum (Muzej Brača)

Chronicles the island's history, geology and people with interactive exhibits.

Museum of Brač Stone (stone heritage displays)

Shows how Brač stone shaped local architecture and sculpture.

Religious Monuments

Religious sites perched along the coast reflect Brač's long Christian heritage.

Church of St. John (Crkva sv. Ivana) – Supetar

Historic parish church with seaside views and classic architecture.

Church of Our Lady of Health (Gospa od Zdravlja) – Bol

Charming coastal church tied to local legends and prayer gatherings.

Church of St. Peter and Paul – Pučišća

Stone-built parish church showcasing Brač's masonry heritage.

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National & Theme Parks

Natural scenery and viewpoints showcase Brač's rugged coastline and high vantage points.

Vidova Gora

Croatia's highest peak on Brač, with sweeping Adriatic panoramas.

Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) Beach

Iconic changing tip of land at Bol, great for wind and water activities.

Lovrečina Bay and Church Ruins

Hidden coastal bay with a sandy beach and historic church remains.

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Neighborhoods

Base yourself in island towns to feel Brac's laid-back pace and local life.

Supetar

The island's main ferry hub with waterfront strolls and markets.

Bol

Vibrant coastal town known for Zlatni Rat and seaside cafés.

Pučišća

Quiet stone-town famous for its quarry, church and school of masonry.

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Free Things to Do

Enjoy Brac’s scenery without spending a euro: beaches, coves and scenic walks.

Walk the Zlatni Rat coastline

Stroll along the iconic cape and watch the sea sculpt the tip.

Sunset from Vidova Gora viewpoint

Climb or drive to the summit for sunset over the Adriatic.

Swim at hidden coves around Supetar

Explore crystal-clear bays and quiet beaches along the coast.

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Gastronomy

Taste the island’s seafood, olive oil and stone-ground dishes.

Olive oil tasting in Pučišća

Sample olive oils pressed from Brač groves.

Fresh seafood at a Supetar konoba

Seasonal catches prepared simply with local ingredients.

Dried figs and almonds from the island

Sweet, salty snacks typical of Dalmatian coastal life.

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Nightlife

Relaxed bars and live music along the coast make summer evenings memorable.

Beach bars in Bol

Sunset drinks and relaxed tunes by the water.

Riva strolls in Supetar

Evening promenade with cafes and light entertainment.

Live music at local tavern in Sutivan

Croatian folk or acoustic sets in small venues.

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Entertainment

Seasonal performances and outdoor cinema add variety to your nights.

Ljetno kino (summer cinema) – Supetar

Open-air film screenings under the stars.

Traditional klapa concerts

Dalmatian a cappella groups performing coastal songs.

Boat trips with sunset views

Evening excursions combining scenery with music.

Sports

Active travelers can kayak, sail and hike along Brac’s coast.

Sea kayaking along Bol's coast

Explore sea caves and cliffs by paddle.

Wind-surfing at Zlatni Rat

Ideal conditions for surfing on the windy cape.

Hiking or biking Vidova Gora loop

Challenging trail with sweeping views and wildflowers.

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Off the Track

Find quieter corners and local rituals off the beaten path.

Lovrečina Bay ruins & church

Remote bay with ancient ruins and a tranquil setting.

Pučišća stone-carving tour

Witnessing the island’s famed limestone craftsmanship.

Hidden coves by bike or foot

Seek out secluded beaches away from crowds.