Pre-book a ticket for this one-way ferry transfer service between Split and the town of Bol on Brac Island. Enjoy a quick journey on a modern air-conditioned ferry and begin your exploration of one of the most beautiful islands of the Dalmatian coastline. Hop onboard from either the port on Split, or in the town of Bol. Take a seat inside the comfortable air-conditioned cabin or feel the sun's rays and the refreshing sea breeze on the outer deck. Upon arrival in Bol, explore the island's beautiful beaches at your leisure. To the west from Bol lies the beach Zlatni rat (Golden Horn) one of the largest and most beautiful attractions of the Adriatic. With convenient early morning departure from Split, and an evening journey from Bol back to the mainland, you can explore Brac within a day, or choose to stay overnight.

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. 

Sail along the breathtaking Croatian coastline on a private boat. trip. Choose between two fascinating routes, bringing you to idyllic islands and beaches. Sit back and relax on deck as your skipper leads the way, then dive into pristine turquoise waters. The recommended route will take you to the stunning Solta Island, where you'll drop anchor for the chance to go snorkeling. Move on to the mesmerizing Tatinja Bay for another swim stop or to Sesula Cove to eat a delicious lunch from a seaside restaurant at your own expense. You're also welcome to bring your own food and store it in the refrigerator if you'd rather cook lunch using the onboard BBQ grill and fully-equipped kitchen. Up next, reach the famous Blue Lagoon to take in the water's miraculous shades of blue. Sail past Fumija and Ciovo Island, and watch the sunset's orange hues take over the sky as you return to Split. Alternatively, choose another gorgeous route that sails to Brac Island and Golden Horn Beach.

Escape from the city crowds and enjoy an easy paced boat tour around the island of Brac, a true paradise for those looking for a mix of culture, history, and natural beauty. Explore the seaside navy tunnel on your way to the Golden Cape beach. One of the must-see places on Brač is the charming town of Bol. Bol is known for its beautiful beaches, the most famous of which is Zlatni Rat beach. This stunning beach is made up of a half-mile-long spit of pebbles and sand that changes shape with the tide, and it is also known as the Golden Horn beach. Visitors can take a stroll along the waterfront promenade, admire the traditional architecture and enjoy the crystal clear waters. Stroll around the streets of Sumartin or the traditional village Pucisca known for its tradition in stonemasonry. The slow cruise from one bay to another is the perfect way to enjoy the picturesque nature. Don't miss the chance for swimming from the boat and snorkeling in crystal clear water.

Explore most of central Dalmatia in a one-day speedboat tour. Combine culture and history with relaxing and sunbathing while soaking up the sun rays in an azure sea of Adriatic. Experience the most popular islands in central Dalmatia. On this full-day island tour from Split, you will explore the most interesting locations on the nearby islands. Take advantage of your free time on the most popular Croatian beach - Golden Horn. Use every minute to swim and snorkel around this unique natural wonder. After refreshing we continue sailing to Hvar`s offshore - the Paklinski island. Paklinski islands are also known as a paradise for sailors and nature lovers, because of their wild untouched beauty. Our last stop of the day will be Hvar town on the well-known island of Hvar. Croatia’s sun splashes Hvar Island with more than 2.500 sunny hours per year and making it a perfect summer destination. You are going to have enough free time to discover all its famous sights. Must do while on Hvar is to climb Fortica Fortress (Tvrđava Španjola), besides experiencing its exquisite architecture, you will experience an unforgettable panoramic view of the city of Hvar, its surroundings, and the Pakleni islands.

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.