Things to do in Bol

In the morning you will be picked up at the location of your choice. Be ready for 9 hours long adventure beginning with old Roman harbour now known as charming bay of Splitska. Enjoy the view of olive fields on your way to the oldest island settlement called Škrip. While there, see the two beautiful castles and family run Olive Oil Museum where you will taste their products, hear the story about the tradition of olive making and the production process. The historical road from the 19th century is your main pathway to the highest point of the island, called Vidova Gora where you can see the beautiful view of the various surrounding islands. Roll down on off road surrounded by forest and cross to the south side to the famous beach of Golden Horn (Zlatni rat). Bring your swimming suits and take refreshing swim in the beautiful Adriatic sea. Going further, a few kilometers away, on the hill above Bol you will have organized lunch, which surely will not leave you indifferent once you taste domestic grilled fish (or meat), vegetables, local wine, and liqueurs, in an easy-going atmosphere, surrounded by vineyards and stunning view on the sea underneath. For the next 45 minutes, you can relax and enjoy the view on the way to the heart of the island with big blue panorama on your left side. Near Donji Humac you will visit famous stone quarry. An amazing spot with huge pieces of cut stone and huge flat surfaces which are the leftovers of the stone cutting. Please pay attention to the crazy echo around there. By the end of the tour, you will be completely tired and full of information and memories. 

Begin the day with a departure from Trogir or Split. Take a boat ride to one of the most popular beaches in Croatia, with a few stops at the hidden bays on the Island of Brac. Sit back and relax on a private ride and enjoy drinks on board.  Dock on Brac at the village of Bol on the south coast of the island. The biggest attraction in Bol is the Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) beach – a spit of land that stretches 500 meters into the sea and changes shape every few years when influenced by strong sea currents. Find many other beaches and private coves in Bol and its surrounding area. Brac is characterized by its favorable climate: mild, mostly moist winters and dry, hot and sunny summers. A local wind provides a cooling breeze on hot summer days and makes Bol a paradise for surfers. Take some free time for swimming, lunch and shopping, before returning to Trogir and Split in late afternoon.   

See the best Croatia has to offer on a full-day trip to Brac Island, accompanied by an English-speaking guide. Learn about the region's history and go off the beaten path. Explore authentic Mediterranean towns, including Škrip, Zlatni Rat Bol Beach, Nerežišća, and Supetar. Visit the museum of olive oil and try local oil produced right there on the island. Take a break for a traditional lunch of bitter orange or fig jam, brač cheese, dalmatian smoked prosciutto or salted anchovies, green olive pate, salad, salted black olives, and black olive pate.

Commence your day of adventure in Split, from which, you will take a 60-minute journey to one of the most famous beaches on the Adriatic, Golden Horn Beach on Island Brac. Immerse yourself in one of the most surreal locations along the coast and discover its natural beauty. This is a soft pebble beach engulfed by pine forests, painted by crystal clear sea, the perfect scenery for your photos. Enjoy windsurfing, swimming or just chill on the beach among numerous cocktail beach bars. At around 12 o'clock, it is time to head to the Southern part of the island, Hvar, as you visit the mesmerizing Pakleni islands and one of its famous beach clubs; Laganini or Carpe Diem. Laganini and Carpe Diem are hot spots for celebrities when they visit Croatia. Whilst here, you can also have a fantastic lunch in a 400-year old Meneghello restaurant in the middle of the botanical garden on Palmizana, a pearl of Pakleni islands.  Continuing on your tour, take a visit to the famous town of Hvar, the sunniest town in Europe and one of Croatia's most visited towns. This place is full of cool restaurants, wine bars and shops - no wonder so many celebrities come here. You will have two hours to explore the city and its fantastic architecture. At 5:00 PM, it is time to start your journey back to Split.

Start the day by joining the skipper and host/hostess on the boat. After you get acquainted and go through the itinerary for the day, sit back, relax and enjoy the ride! The stops are carefully planned but are always subject to your wishes and preferences. The first stop is Bol on Brac island, home to one of the most famous Dalmatian beaches, the Golden Horn. Then visit the famous Hvar where you will have more than enough time to explore and roam the charming streets. The final stop will be the Pakleni Islands. This archipelago is known as a gastronomical, nautical, and party destination for everyone who wants to indulge in some of life's small pleasures.

This route begins with the departure from the Brač Airport and a flight over the beautiful beach Zlatni rat near Bol, one of the most famous Croatian beaches, heading towards the island Hvar. The flight continues to Vrboska, one of the most picturesque villages on the island of Hvar, and soon by flying over the towns of Jelsa and Starigrad. A scene that awaits travelers is the view of the castle Tvrdalj, the summer residence of Petar Hektorović, with a sea-water fishpool and a tower with a dovecote. After that, the flight continues to the town of Hvar, the administrative center of the island and one of the world-famous tourist destinations. Above the city is an observatory, used for both tourist and scientific purposes. The flight continues by crossing the Hvar Channel towards the island of Šolta with untouchable high cliffs that flow into the sea on the south side of the island and several old fishing villages located in bays on the north side of the island, such as the romantic Stomorska. The flight ends by flying over the city of Split and turning back across the Brač Channel in the direction of Supetar, the administrative center of the island of Brač.