Property Description

The house is located in quiet part of Bol, not far from centre. Both apartments are for up to 4 persons (2 bedrooms) and have fully equipped kitchen and bathroom. Also, both apartments have secured parking space.

One beautiful sea, one beautiful island...

Island Bra? is the largest island in Dalmatia, and the third largest in the Adriatic, with Vidova Mountain's peak standing at 778m, making it the highest island point in the Adriatic. Unlike some other islands it never had one centre, but number of smaller settlements. Although today the economy of the island is mostly based on tourism, fishing and agriculture (especially wine and olives) are very important too - Bra? is covered with olive groves that produce about half of the Dalmatian olive oil production. Also, very important is its precious white stone which was used in building of some famous buildings (e.g. Diocletian's Palace in Split).

Bol is the oldest coastal settlement and beside Murvica, only one on the south side of the island. It is situated at the foot of Vidova Mountain. It is an old fishermen's village that has become one of the centres of Dalmatian tourism. It stretches few kilometres along the coast that is covered with many beautiful beaches. West of Bol, Zlatni rat (Golden Cape) is one of the largest and most beautiful attractions of the Adriatic. Like a small tongue it extends nearly half a kilometre into the sea. It is growing with sedimentation of small pebbles around the underwater reefs. Its tip changes shape under the influence of waves and marine currents. Dominican monastery, situated on a small peninsula east of Bol, was founded in 1475. Its museum has a rich archaeological and art collection. Urban core of Bol is situated around the port, with Gothic and Renaissance buildings together with the traditional architecture. Bol is also proud of its wine cooperative, founded in 1903, the first of the kind in Dalmatia. If you like active holidays, you can enjoy in all sorts of activity, from mountain biking, tennis, scuba diving, kiteboarding, windsurfing to interesting walks to surrounding sites (e.g. Blaca hermitage, Dragon's Cave, Vidova Mountain).

And of course, local food and excellent wines, as well as friendly service, all just a few more reasons to come to Bol and enjoy your holidays!

Island Bra? is easy to reach!

Your first point is Split, the largest passenger port in Croatia. From there you can choose between two lines to the island: a ferry line to Supetar and direct catamaran line to Bol.