Welcome to Brac, Croatia's most intriguing holiday destination

Description
Brac is the largest island on the Dalmatian coast. Populated by traditional Arcadian fishing villages, the island boasts a dramatic landscape of pines, maquis and sheer cliffs with hot, sunny summers and over 2700 sunshine hours per year. The main industries on the island are fishing, olive farming, viniculture and tourism. Additionally, the island is famous for its pure, white stone that is still quarried inland and from which the White House in Washington was built.

Accessibility
Brac is the most accessible of Dalmatia's islands. There are up to 13 ferries a day during the summer making the forty minute crossing to and from Split. There is also an international airport in the centre of the island which receives up to 35,000 passengers a year on 750 flights both scheduled and chartered.

Regions

North: Supetar is the capital of Brac and the liveliest of its towns year-round due to its proximity to Split.
On either side of Supetar are the villages of Splitska, Sutivan and Postira where you will find numerous pine tree lined coves and charming cafes in which to relax and enjoy your holiday.

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