Top Brac Island Culture

Escape the crowds on land and discover some of Croatia’s top natural attractions on a sightseeing cruise that takes you to the Bisevo Blue Cave (Modra Spilja) and the Blue Lagoon, and Vis island. You’ll have plenty of space to relax on board, as this sailing trip is limited to an intimate small group of only 14 people. Plus, traveling by speedboat allows you to cover more sights in less time.

Knowledgeable Local Guides Your experienced local guides bring the island to life with stories, history, and insider tips you won’t find in guidebooks. Their deep connection to Brač ensures a more authentic, safe, and enriching adventure. High-Quality Equipment Ride with confidence on high quality E-mountain bikes, regularly maintained for comfort, safety, and performance. Effortless uphill climbs and smooth trails let you enjoy the journey without fatigue. Delicious Local Lunch Included Savor the true flavors of Brač with a traditional lunch and tasting at the Olive Oil Museum. It’s more than a meal — it’s a cultural experience in every bite. Flexible Itinerary We tailor the pace and stops based on group interest and ability, making the tour suitable for both casual riders and adventure seekers.

See the best of the Middle Dalmatian islands with this private boat tour. Travel in luxury on a speedboat fully equipped with a cabin, toilet, Wi-Fi, and sound system for an exciting trip. Fully personalizable, options include sightseeing, snorkelling, swimming, or beach relaxation. Potential locations include the Blue Cave in Balun Bay, Stiniva Cove's protected nature reserve, or the Palmizana Botanical Garden.

Spend the full day hopping the islands around Hvar and visiting the Blue Cave on this tour. You'll travel with a small group, which means you get plenty of personalized attention and have a chance to ask questions. Travel by boat, which lets you see the sights from the water; you'll be sure to bring back lots of frame-worthy photos.

This tour is inspired by the Way of the Cross and the pilgrimage that has a long tradition in Dol. It is not easy, but it is still a great choice for all travellers, families especially, due to it being the least tiresome of our hikes. As we embark from Dol, we join the route that has been paved in for centuries during the procession in the morning of Good Friday. From Dol, the road leads up to the church of St. Michael that oversees the village from the high central hill. This early Christian basilica dates back all the way to the 11th century. The procession continues to Velo Brdo, the devastated small church of Holy Vid, and descends into the village. Upon arriving on the viewpoint Kučac, we stop to rest and admire the unforgettable view of Dol and Postira, and then we return to Dol. We strongly recommend wearing quality sports or mountain shoes, sportswear and a lot of water. The route is 5.5 km long, and it lasts for about 2 hours.