The most perfect location if you wanted easy access to the beach. It is literally the nearest hotel from the Zlatni rat beach. Very friendly and professional staff. The housekeepers did an amazing job in making our room clean. The room was so nice and comfortable. The breakfast was good and to be honest it was the best food we ate in Brac 🤣

Fantastique and challanging walking. The road is well signed, full of stones but good for walking. For us with a 8 year old boy took 3 hours to walk up. The view is beautiful. At the top there is a small bar with icecream, coffee and souvenires. To go up and down it was about 10 kms. Challanging but beautiful.

It was closed when I went by today, Saturday, February 1st, 2025, at 1 pm. Nonetheless, there was a black and white cat kind enough to greet me after I’d rang the bell. 😄 It’s a beautiful experience and a great place for contemplation during the offseason.

Beautifully located right at the Adriatic shore

Compared to other 5 star rated beaches, this beach actually is amazing. Why? 1. Secluded area, not too many people during end of June 2. Great place to swim. Please bring your water shoes. 3. Clean water! You don’t even need goggles to see the fish 4. A lot of space to sit and lay next to the water. There is even a wooden path on the right side of the bay where people lay or swim next to. 5. Bring your own food and please don’t litter 🚯 6. No tickets needed to enter (not sure why people think so)

The beach is amazing and the sea is very clean — you can even see the bottom. It's just a little cold. The view is fantastic, with the sea on one side and mountains and greenery on the other. You can swim while enjoying the beautiful scenery. There are plenty of cafes and bars around, and the prices are average. If you want, you can rent a sunbed. I really liked it — it's definitely a place worth seeing.

We had a wonderful tour today with a young man. He was knowledgeable and fun! We learned a lot about the winery business and history of Croatia. We liked the first white wine - local grape and enjoyed the red (a rose was served in between). We learned the story behind their white label. And did you know Srinagar Winery is the closest winery to the sea of any winery in the world?!!!

In my opinion one of the best beach on this side of island. Beautiful color of water and its really clear. There is also a little bar, beer cost 4€, if you want to eat something they also offering food.

The wine tasting was extraordinary ! We tasted different kinds of rakija, 3 wines, a great cheese, olive oil, etc. We had a great conversation with our host Marko and he provided us with useful informations. The cats here are really cudly. I recommand ++ Thank you so much Marko! From the 4 French Canadians !

Worth every penny. Trust me!

Such a wonderful and unique experience. The wine is very special and the food is magnificent. There aren't many people dining at the same time, which leads to a private and intimate dinner with attentive hosts and a beautiful atmosphere. Make sure you make a reservation well in advance, especially during the season!

Nice quite place with unique atmosphere. Just couple of meters from the only and very good restaurant in bay.

Skrip, Brac’s oldest settlement, stretching back approximately 3,000 years, crowns the Island of Brac in Croatia. Its Parish Church of St. Helen of the Cross, Kastel Cerineo, and the Muzej otoka Braca embody its religious, financial, artistic, and cultural heritage.. The island’s history is marked by frequent changes in rulership. Before Roman conquest, Illyrian tribes settled at a safe distance above Brac’s seafronts, where pirates were known to disrupt and destroy vulnerable inhabitants. However, the Illyrians were not always innocent victims as they themselves were often guilty of pillaging and disrupting peace. After the decline of the Roman Empire, the region experienced various changes: Slavic settlement, periods of Byzantine, Hungarian, Venetian, Austrian/Austro-Hungarian, and French rule during the Napoleonic Wars. In the 20th century, it became part of Yugoslavia, and now, modern Croatia. With the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s, Brac became part of the independent Republic of Croatia, a sensitive topic to this day. My visit to Skrip was one of the most mystical I've had. The very air whispers tales of power, religion, and unshakeable faith. Though the human ear strains to hear, we must settle into the mystery that abides: our inability to receive the multitude of stories coming in. They arrive as if transmitted from thousands of years all at once, each one canceling out the next. Historically, humans have built places of worship in spiritually significant locations. Rounding the right side of St. Helen’s church, a wave of awe stole my breath, the weight of 3,000 years of devotion settling upon me. I wondered who those people were, whose strength of faith had created this palpable vortex of spiritual power. The energy of Skrip remains, an enigma trapped in ancient stone. It is a place that leaves one pondering faith's mysteries, and wondering how to tap into this force of enduring faith in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Nice and ancient chapel. We came from Via Ferrata and left through hiking trail. There is a beautiful view point to Split. Be careful and follow the hiking trails, there are a lot of traps in nature. I almost fell to the narrow and deep hole in rocks.

We loved exploring Brac and the off road adventure - our photos don't capture the true beauty of the island! Tino was so knowledgeable, passionate and honest about life on Brac and its history. We went on the tour with our 6 year old and she equally enjoyed the day. We loved the tapenade and olive oil at the museum, as well as our time at the family farm - we were made to feel so welcome and enjoyed the delicious lamb and fresh fish, with homemade wine 😋 all in all, an amazing day that really showed us the beauty of Croatia at every turn. One of the best tours we have been on - would thoroughly recommend!