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Island Brač
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Bol, Vidova Gora, Monastery of Blaca
The island of Brač is the highest and third-largest island in the Adriatic Sea. With its rich cultural and historical heritage, natural beauty, and stunning beaches, it represents a true micro-continent.
Bol - The most famous and oldest coastal town on Brač, known worldwide for its Golden Horn beach. This fine-pebble beach is regularly featured on global lists of the most beautiful beaches and is a popular postcard motif from Croatia—and for good reason! Its unique, oblong shape and shifting tip, which moves left or right depending on the wind, make it truly special.
Vidova Gora - The highest point on Brač and in the entire Adriatic. From Vidova Gora, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Bol, the famous Zlatni Rat beach, and the island of Hvar. It was named after Svantevid, a Slavic deity, and with the Christianization of the Croats, the name was later attributed to St. Vid in his honor. At the summit, you’ll find a cross, a TV tower, a tavern, the remains of an Illyrian fortress, and the ruins of the Romanesque Church of St. Vid from the 13th century.
Monastery of Blaca - Founded in 1551 by Glagolitic monks fleeing the Turkish invasion, the Blaca Monastery became a center for research and scholarship. Today, this now-abandoned monastery houses 12,000 old books, numerous maps, writings, sheet music, ethnographic exhibits, a printing press, a telescope, a piano, and more. What makes it especially fascinating is its picturesque location, built under a rock in a steep, hidden gorge in an uninhabited, rocky part of Brač, 3.5 km from the sea. There is no vehicle access—it can only be reached on foot, with the easiest route being from Kneževi Ravni. From Blaca, hiking trails marked to Nerežišće and Vidova Gora take about three hours to walk.
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The stonemasonry craft in Pučišća
The stonemasonry craft in Pučišća - Several centuries old, as evidenced by the exhausted quarries, petrodes, and forges on the north side of Brač island, this craft remains an essential part of the island’s heritage. Despite centuries of extraction, the reserves of high-quality stone are still abundant. Since ancient times, Brač has been a source of exceptional stone used for prominent buildings.
Interesting fact: Unique in its beauty, Brač hides within its interior a fantastic stone as white as snow, which has shaped the architectural history of Dalmatia. It was used in the construction of Diocletian's Palace in Split, numerous Croatian cathedrals, and even world-famous landmarks such as the Parliament in Vienna and the Viceroy's Palace in Trieste.
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Ranch Wild Brač
Ranch Wild Brač - Located near Supetar, this unique ranch offers horseback riding and the unforgettable experience of swimming with horses in the sea, perfect for both adults and children. Enjoy off-road rides through nature with breathtaking island views or explore scenic olive groves where tame horses roam freely. A perfect choice for those seeking a special adventure on the stunning beaches of Brač.
If you’re looking for a unique adventure, enjoy a scenic horseback ride through the forest near the beach or an unforgettable swim with these magnificent animals. This experience on the island of Brač offers the perfect opportunity to capture stunning photos and videos. For pricing and availability, contact us. Note: Reservations must be made at least 7 days in advance.