Explore Croatia by Boat Blog

The Museum of the Island of Brač, located in Škrip, offers a deep insight into the island’s long and layered history. Set within ancient stone structures, it brings together archaeology, tradition, and culture in one authentic setting.

Tucked just south of Grohote, Donje Selo is a place where history and everyday life quietly coexist. With its stone houses, historic churches, and peaceful atmosphere, it offers an authentic glimpse into Dalmatian heritage.

Palm Tree Avenue in Sutivan is a short but striking seaside walkway lined with tall palms. Leading directly to the Adriatic, it offers one of the most photogenic and recognizable spots on Brač.

Located on the northern side of Šolta, Rogač is the island’s primary port and transport hub. Its beaches, clear water, and central location make it a convenient starting point for exploring.

Located above Murvica near Bol, Dragon’s Cave is a historic hermitage carved into the cliffs of Brač. Its relief carvings, spiritual past, and panoramic views make it a unique destination.

Just across the bridge from Trogir, Okrug Gornji comes alive around the energetic Copacabana Beach. With its long coastline, clear sea, and lively promenade, it captures the vibrant spirit of summer on the Adriatic.