Tour Overview
Croatia's most celebrated beach, your way
Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) at Bol is arguably the most photographed beach in Croatia. The long white-pebble peninsula extends into the sea and changes shape with the wind and current. It is a genuinely remarkable natural formation. By private boat, you can anchor offshore and swim to it, avoiding the busiest sections and experiencing it on your own terms.
Brač island is much more than just Zlatni Rat. The island's interior is dotted with ancient villages of white limestone, and the north coast conceals a series of quiet bays accessible only by boat. Your skipper will take you to the ones that most guests never discover.
Milna, on the western tip of Brač, is one of the most beautiful small harbours in Dalmatia, an excellent spot for lunch and a stroll through a village that feels genuinely timeless.
Tour Highlights
- Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn): anchor offshore, swim to the famous pebble cape
- Bol town: pretty harbour village beneath dramatic limestone cliffs
- Hidden north-coast coves of Brač: secret swimming spots known only to locals
- Milna harbour: a perfect lunch stop in a serene natural bay
- Škrip: optional stop at Croatia's oldest town (founded in Bronze Age), inland on Brač
