Luxury Villas in Brač

Characterised by its breathtaking natural scenery, authentic townhouses and ornate buildings, Brač is the perfect holiday destination for all ages.

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Villas in Brač

Nestled amongst the beautiful Croatian landscape, our villas to rent in Brač are all located close to wonderful sandy beaches, with excellent hiking routes where guests can discover the island on foot.

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Brač Family Villas

Distinguished by its magnificent coastal scenery, and combining natural beauty with enchanting towns, this island is perfect for families looking to explore a stunning location at their own pace.

Brač Beach Villas

Known for being home to some of the best beaches in the whole of Europe, Brač is a must-visit for lovers of the Mediterranean. Explore our selection of beach villas and find your perfect spot, right by the coast.

Brač Villas with pools

All of our Brač villas feature their own private pool, ideal for relaxation and staying cool in the summer heat.

Brač villa holiday guide

Brač is the longest island in central Dalmatia. Naturally beautiful, it’s covered in lush pine forests and home to Zlatni Rat (also known as golden horn beach), one of the most amazing beaches in the whole of Europe. The island is known for the warmth of its welcome, a distinct Mediterranean vibe blended with centuries of tradition, and landscapes ranging from dense woodland and picturesque beaches to ornate buildings and quiet cobbled streets. Brač is known for its excellent lamb and seafood dishes, as well as its flavourful olives and wine. The island’s signature olive oil is perfect for taking home as a souvenir.

Things to do in Brač

EXPLORE ON FOOT

Away from your villa, a great way to discover the island is on foot. Hike from Bol to Vidova Gora and enjoy breathtaking views from the highest point of all the islands in the Croatian Adriatic. Remember to take a packed lunch as there’s a picnic table poised right at the top for al fresco dining with a view; on a clear day you can spot Zlatni Rat, the neighbouring island of Hvar and the Croatian mainland. A faster paced alternative to hiking is mountain biking, and while Vidova Gora has a challenging cycle route, there are many other excellent guided tours to choose from. 

View of Zlatni Rat beach from Vidova Gora, Brac, Croatia.

PICTURESQUE BEACHES

Bol has a town where you can indulge in a cocktail and head to picture-perfect Zlatni Rat, the island’s most famous beach. With small round pebbles underfoot, the crystal clear sea is warm and inviting, with very few waves and lots of activities for families on holiday including windsurfing, kiteboarding and an inflatable water playground. Zlatni Rat is not the only spot to enjoy the appealing Adriatic. While stand up paddle boarding and sea kayaking can be enjoyed just about anywhere, there are a number of other splendid beaches across the island. Martinica Beach is just the other side of our villas in Bol, next to a beautiful monastery. This is a lovely spot for family holidays as during the summer months, swimming lessons take place in the crystal clear waters for children of all ages. Meanwhile, in the north of the island, Lovrecina is a small sandy beach close to the charming town of Postira; under an hour's drive from our Brač villas. 

Zlatni Rat Beach with turquoise waters, Brac, Croatia.

ROAM THROUGH TOWNS

If you’d like to get away from the crowds of Bol, the little hamlet of Murvica is perfectly serene and slow paced. This spot has a very small official population, and was the home of monks and hermits in the 15th century. Brač may be the largest island in Dalmatia, and third largest in the Adriatic, but it is still small enough for holidaymakers to explore in a few days or less. Join a half-day guided tour to discover Pucisca’s main attractions, the village of Skrip and the Olive Oil museum. If you decide to take a day trip from your villa to the mainland, a ferry to Split takes just 50 minutes from the port in Supetar. Wander the Roman old town, enjoy lunch on the waterside promenade and explore the Diocletian's palace before heading back to your Brač villa for the evening.

Stone village of Skrip in Brac, Croatia.

Eating and drinking in Brač

Generally, Brač cuisine is not much different from that in continental Croatia. However, the variety of fish courses is much larger here, and you can guarantee that the seafood will be fresh - especially in the coastal restaurants. The locals in Brač prefer hassle-free, healthy eating. Near the coast, there are over 300 species of edible marine inhabitants, providing a huge scope for seafood dishes. The most popular delicacies include stuffed calamari, baked sea bass fish, lionfish and octopus or lobster salads. Brač is well known for lamb meat, sheep cheese, olive oil and mandarins. If you want to eat like a local, the Kopacina restaurant in Donji Humac is one to visit. Make sure to try ‘ispod peke’, baked lamb cut into cubes and slowly baked, covered in hot coals.

Cafes and cafeterias are the spots to visit if you fancy a cup of coffee in the morning, with most of them opening around six am. Coffee is usually accompanied with a glass of water. Tea is also fairly popular in Brač, generally herbal or floral infusions. Freshly prepared lemonade is also a must-try, with sugar to add served separately.

Traditional Croatian ispod peke with octopus.

When to go to Brač

The weather in Brač enjoys glorious temperatures between May and September. For our beach villas in Croatia and holidays involving watersports and swimming in your villa's pool, July - September is perfect, while late spring is ideal for sightseeing.

Why go to Brač

Brač Need To Know

Main AirportsBrac Airport (BWK) and Split Airport (SPU) Flight time from London2 hours 35 mins Flight time from Manchester2 hours 45 mins Flight time from Glasgow3 hours 3 mins Time differenceGMT+1 (One hour ahead) CurrencyEuro LanguageCroatian Hottest monthJuly and August Coldest monthJanuary Rainiest monthNovember Driest monthJuly Best beachesGolden Horn or Zlatni Rat Beach, Martinica Beach, Lovrecina beach, Postira Beach and beaches found at both Povlja and Milna town Must seeZIatni Rat, Olive Oil Museum, Vidova Gora Lookout and Supetar Famous foodOlive oil, local seafood, cheese and red wine. Lamb dishes.

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