Brač and Šolta Tour

Brač: A charming town on Brač, is home to Zlatni Rat, one of Croatia’s most famous beaches, known for its unique shape, turquoise waters, and excellent windsurfing conditions.

Šolta: A stunning Croatian island near Split, known for its unspoiled nature, crystal-clear waters, and authentic Mediterranean charm. Highlights include the picturesque village of Maslinica, hidden coves for swimming and snorkeling, traditional olive oil and Dobričić wine, and scenic trails perfect for hiking and cycling.

Pustinja Blaca: A historic 16th-century monastery built into a cliffside on Brač, Pustinja Blaca was once a refuge for Glagolitic monks and later a renowned astronomical observatory. Today, it stands as a fascinating cultural and historical site, offering breathtaking views and insight into the island’s rich heritage.

Stomorska: The oldest settlement on Šolta, Stomorska is a picturesque fishing village offering a blend of history, delicious seaside dining, and serene views of the Adriatic.

Nečujam: A peaceful cove on Šolta with a sunken ship at 5 meters, ideal for beginners and diving enthusiasts to explore wrecks.