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Island of Brač is blessed with rich flora and fauna, and the seasons here are more pronounced than on some other islands. During the hot summer days, Brač is full of greenery hiding Dalmatian houses with apartments and rooms – ideal for a pleasant holiday. Accommodation on the island of Brač can also be found inland, although apartments, rooms, holiday homes, and hotels are most often located by the sea. Sea views and the short distance of apartments and rooms from the beach are just some of the advantages visitors to Brač enjoy. A rich offer of tourist activities such as water sports will delight all lovers of active summer holidays.
Brač is an island that will provide visitors with unforgettable moments of relaxation. The diversity of the island’s beauty is always described in superlatives – the highest island, the most beautiful beach of the Adriatic, some of the oldest archaeological sites… These descriptions will come to life before the eyes of those who decide to experience an island with a typical Dalmatian karst landscape interspersed with neatly arranged olive groves.
Brač Reveals Its Past
The island of Brač keeps the story of its history in caves. Kopačina hides remains from the Stone Age, testifying to the island’s rich past, while Dragon’s Cave reveals reliefs with which hermit priests decorated the walls while hiding from Turkish invasions. Both are open to visitors and offer new generations the opportunity to discover the island’s rich history.
Attractions of the Island of Brač
Zlatni Rat is the crown of the island’s tourist offer and its most recognizable symbol. Swimming and windsurfing on one of the most beautiful beaches on the Croatian coast, the view from the highest point of all Adriatic islands, the peak of Vidova Gora (778 m), and the unique cultural site of Blaca, a monastic complex of hermit priests, are must-see points of this island.
The influence that Catholicism once had on the island of Brač is best seen in its cultural heritage – the island is home to as many as 19 early Romanesque churches. Lovers of cultural tourism will be delighted by the Heritage Museum of the island of Brač in Škrip and the Dominican Monastery in Bol, which also preserves a painting by Tintoretto.
Sutivan Nature Park is an ideal excursion spot where visitors can relax in nature, get to know various animals, and enjoy the local gastronomic offer. Those who love authentic experiences will enjoy the island’s interior, where they will find places that have retained their “old” appearance and way of life, and learn about the importance of Brač stone, which was even built into the White House in the USA.
