Bol

Located on the southern shores of Brač, Bol is one of the oldest and most picturesque coastal settlements on the island. Once a quiet fishing village, Bol has grown into a world-renowned destination, attracting visitors with its crystal-clear sea, laid-back charm, and the famous Zlatni Rat — a unique, shifting pebble beach that stretches like a golden tongue into the Adriatic and is often listed among Europe’s best. Whether you’re sunbathing, windsurfing, or taking in the views from Vidova Gora — the highest peak on the Adriatic islands — Bol is a place that awakens the senses.

Beyond the beach, Bol offers cultural and culinary richness. The town is home to the Dominican Monastery, dating back to the 15th century, and local galleries and wine cellars that showcase Brač’s artisanal spirit. Vineyards surround the town, producing renowned Dalmatian wines such as Plavac Mali and Pošip, which can be tasted in family-run konobas and seaside restaurants. Active travelers will find plenty to do — from kayaking and biking to diving and boat trips to nearby coves.

Bol’s beauty lies not only in its scenery, but in its rhythm — relaxed yet full of life, modern yet deeply rooted in island tradition. It’s the kind of place that invites you to stay just a little longer.