Hidden away on the West coast of Brac at the foot of a deep bay lies the traditional Dalmatian village of Milna. The shelter afforded by the bay made it a natural place for the islanders to settle. They built their first houses around where the church stands today and a stroll through this area will take you past some of the oldest houses on the island.

The natural shelter of the bay has made the town a popular holiday destination among sailors and two marinas cater to demand from yachtsmen. During the summer you can while away an afternoon watching the yachts glide in and out of the bay or you can take advantage of the many activities on offer. In the evening we recommend a walk around the end of the bay from where you can watch the sun set over the island of Solta.

One and a half kilometres to the South there is the village of Osibova, the first of Lucica’s five indented bays. The tranquil setting and views across to Hvar alone are worth the trip but it is the water that sets this area apart. The bottom of the bays are carved out of white rock and when the sun shines the sea turns a deep turquoise colour which you won’t find anywhere else in the Mediterranean.

Cafes/Bars/Discos 6
Restaurants 8
Tourist office +385 21 636 233
ACI Marina +385 21 636 306