The island of Brač, the pearl of Dalmatia and the jewel of the Adriatic Sea, is the ideal place for all sailing enthusiasts. This third largest Croatian island offers an unforgettable sailing experience where crystal clear water, unspoilt nature and rich history blend. Whether you're an experienced sailor or embarking on your first cruise, Brač should be on your list of destinations to visit.

Why go to Brač?

Brač is not only known for its rich history, but also for its natural beauty, which attracts visitors from all over the world. Its location in the heart of Dalmatia makes it a great starting point for exploring other islands and the mainland. The island offers not only picturesque villages and historical monuments, but also modern marinas that meet all the needs of demanding yachtsmen. But what makes Brač truly special are its sailing conditions, which are among the best in this part of the Adriatic.

The best marinas and anchorages in Brač

The island of Brač offers a wide range of marinas and bays that will satisfy the needs of every sailor. Whether you're looking for a modern marina with all the facilities or a secluded bay where you'll have peace and privacy, Brač has it all. Here's an overview of the best places where you can anchor safely and enjoy all the beauty of the island.

Marina Bol

Marína Bol, located on the southern coast of the island in the town of the same name, is the ideal choice for those who want to have all services at their fingertips. This marina offers water and electricity connections, showers and a restaurant where you can enjoy great Dalmatian cuisine. Bol is also a great base for exploring the surrounding beaches, such as the famous Zlatni Rat - one of the most photographed beaches in Europe.

An aerial view of the harbour with boats at anchor and the beach surrounded by red-roofed houses on the Adriatic coast.

Anchor in the picturesque port of Bol on the island of Brač and discover the magic of Adriatic life. This jewel of Dalmatia will enchant you with its atmosphere and hospitality.

Marína Vlaška

On the northern coast of Brač, near the town of Supetar, is the small marina Vlaška. This marina offers around 50 berths for boats up to 30 metres in length and is well protected from wind and waves. It is an ideal place for those seeking peace and quiet in a picturesque environment away from the tourist traffic.

Marína Milna

On the west coast of Brač is the marina of Milna, which is popular among yachtsmen thanks to its sheltered harbour and modern facilities. Milna is a quiet village that has retained its traditional Dalmatian character and offers a great atmosphere for relaxing after a day at sea. Visit one of the local tavernas where you can enjoy fresh fish and seafood straight from the Adriatic.

The harbour of Milna on the island of Brac, with yachts moored and a picturesque village with red roofs and a church tower in the background.

Milna on the island of Brač is the ideal place for yachtsmen looking for a quiet anchorage surrounded by the beauty of traditional Dalmatian architecture and tranquility.

Lučice Bay

If you're looking for a quieter anchorage, head to Lučice Bay. This bay is surrounded by a dense pine forest and offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. Its secluded location makes it an ideal place for romantic evenings on board your yacht under the stars. The underwater cave of the same name is a popular destination for divers.

Divers explore the underwater cave Lucice on the island of Brac, illuminated by rays penetrating through the water.

Discover the mysterious underwater worlds of the Lučice Cave in Brač. Get ready for an unforgettable dive full of adventure and the beauty of the Mediterranean.

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Port of Supetar

Supetar, the largest town on the island of Brač, is the main gateway to the island. The port offers 140 berths, restaurants, cafes and shops, so you can find everything you need. Visit the historic town centre, wander the narrow streets and admire the traditional stone houses. Supetar is also a great starting point for trips into the interior of the island, where you can discover authentic Dalmatian villages.

A great option in Supetar is the ACI marina, which belongs to the network of renowned Croatian marinas. It offers a high standard of service and is a great place to restock, maintain your boat or rest before your next cruise.

A view of the harbour in Supetar on the island of Brac with boats moored, palm trees and a church with a tower in the background, under a clear blue sky.

Anchor in Supetar, Brač and enjoy a quiet day in the harbour, where the traditional Dalmatian atmosphere combines with the beauty of the Adriatic.

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10 fascinating facts about Brač

The third largest island in Croatia: after Cres and Krk, Brač is the third largest island in Croatia with an area of over 400 km².
Vidova Gora: Brač is home to the highest peak of all the Adriatic islands, Vidova Gora, which reaches 778 metres above sea level.
Brač Marble: The island is famous for its quality marble, which was used to build the White House in Washington D.C.

The beach on the island of Brac is covered in white marble, with pine trees and turquoise sea in the background under a clear sky.

Discover the unique charm of Brač's beaches, where white marble contrasts with the blue of the Adriatic. A place where nature meets luxury.

Golden Rat: This beach is one of the most famous and beautiful beaches in Europe, known for its unique shape and clear water.
Plavac Mali: Brač has a rich wine tradition, including the production of the famous Plavac Mali wine, which is typical of the area.
Thousand-year-old olive tree: The olive tree on Brač is over a thousand years old, which is a testament to the long agricultural tradition on the island.

Detail of an olive branch with fruits on the island of Brac, Croatia, with the setting sun in the background.

Spend some quiet time in Brač among the olive trees, where the sun dances between the branches and nature tells its story. Croatia in all its authentic beauty.

Blaca Monastery: Brač is home to the Blaca Monastery, which was carved into the rock and is one of the most interesting historical monuments on the island.
The island offers more than 2,700 hours of sunshine a year, making it an ideal place for a summer holiday.
Windsurfing and kiteboarding
Unique dialect: the inhabitants of Brač speak a unique dialect that differs from mainland Croatian.

A group of windsurfers on the turquoise waters off the coast of the island of Brac, Croatia.

Experience the adrenaline rush of windsurfing on Brač in the clear waters of the Adriatic. This island is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts.

Things to do on the island of Brač

Brač offers a plethora of activities for boaters and those who want to enjoy island life on land. Here are some tips on how to make the most of your stay:

Beaches. Other popular beaches include Lovrecina or Supetar Beach.
Hiking. The hike to the top is quite challenging, but the reward of panoramic views is worth it.

View from the top of Vidova Gora on the island of Brac, showing the rocky cliffs, the village with red roofs and the blue waters of the Adriatic in the background.

From the top of Vidova Gora in Brač, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire island and the endless blue sea. Discover the beauty of the Adriatic from the highest point of the eastern Adriatic.

History: visit the town of Bol with its monastery and museum, or head to Supetar where you can explore the historic centre and admire the local architecture.
Gastronomy. Don't forget to try the local olive oil, which is one of the best in Croatia.

Tips for excursions in the area

Brač is a great starting point for excursions to the surrounding islands and mainland. Here are a few recommendations on where to go for a day trip:

Hvar: It is the perfect place for those who want to experience the luxurious atmosphere of a Mediterranean island.
Šolta: The quiet island of Šolta is less well known than Hvar, but offers picturesque coves, traditional fishing villages and beautiful natural scenery. An ideal destination for those seeking peace and quiet.

A small boat sails on a calm, turquoise bay surrounded by pine trees on the island of Solta in Croatia.

Discover the hidden jewel of the island of Solta, where calm bays and clear waters blend with untouched nature. A Croatian paradise for those seeking an escape from civilisation.

Makarska Riviera: If you decide to go to the mainland, we recommend visiting the Makarska Riviera. This coastline is famous for its long beaches, which are lined with pine forests and offer spectacular views of the Biokovo Mountains.

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