The oldest settlement in Croatia, Bol sits in perfect solitude on the southern coast of the Croatian island of Brac. This unique village is found at the foot of the Vidova Mountain. It's the highest point on any Adriatic island. The mountain, with its cliffs and lookout points, is perfect for hiking. But there are many other ways to stay active as you explore the region. You could go swimming, sailing, windsurfing, snorkeling, or biking. There are several must-see beaches here, and perhaps the most impressive is the Golden Horn (Zlatni Rat in Croatian), just west of Bol. A thin strip of sand extending nearly half a kilometer into the sea, it's ideal for sunbathing and swimming. Above all, there's a feeling of peace and openness here. You can enjoy a relaxing, meditative stay among natural beauty, or keep as active as you like. Anywhere you go on Brac is scenic.

Bol is a destination with a rich local heritage and the vibrant cultural life of the island of Brac. An ancient port and fishing town, its maritime past has inspired much of its interesting architecture, and marina. It also means that the fish here is excellent and as fresh as can be. If you like seafood you are really in luck, as there are several charming restaurants to discover. The center of Bol is atmospheric. It has quaint streets winding among cafes and little shops. The lapping of the waves is always audible. Numerous music festivals take place throughout the year. Bol has even played host to the Windsurfing World Championship. Just a few steps inland you'll encounter the scent of sage and rosemary, as the sun shines overhead and the slopes rise upward. The highlight of the island of Brac, Bol is a vacation paradise waiting to be discovered.