Brac Holidays

Fantastic beaches and secluded tranquil coves
Holidays on Brac are based on one of the larger Croatian islands, off the Dalmatian coast, between the island of Hvar and the fascinating mainland town of Split. Brac holidays enjoy long sunny summers and feature pristine Brac beaches with beautifully clean air and gorgeous water. Brac beaches are a mix of sandy pine-fringed bays and idyllic coves. The most famous Brac beach is undoubtedly Zlatni Rat, a unique pebble cape west of Bol, considered one of the finest beaches in Croatia. Excellent Brac beaches can be found at Postira, Sultivan, Milna and Pusisca. Beautiful secluded tranquil coves ensure Brac holidays are popular with naturists. Outstanding naturist beaches on Brac include Paklina beach and the Brac beaches on the east coast between Supetar and Sumartin. Brac beaches offer superb spots for scuba diving.

Visit Bol and explore a beautiful island
Brac holidays offer quality hotels and a great selection of cafes, bars, restaurants and family tavernas. The most famous Brac holiday resort is the village of Bol, with its lively youthful atmosphere and exceptional range of sporting activities. Supetar has good family beaches, attractive medieval lanes and a pleasant harbour. Brac holidays should include exploration of a delightful island of vineyards, cherry orchards, stone villages and mountains.

A watersports paradise
Croatia Holidays in Brac offer particularly good conditions for windsurfers and excellent instruction. Holidays in Brac also offer outstanding scuba diving, underwater fishing, waterskiing and sailing. Brac holidays offer interesting mountain biking and walking among the highest mountains of the Adriatic islands. Brac holiday sights include the monasteries at Blaca and Bol, the Dragon’s Cave, and Vidova Gora Mountain. Brac holidays could include a visit to the beautiful neighbouring island of Hvar and the fascinating historic city of Split. With so much to see and do, Brac holidays are very popular with families.

Brac weather
Summers on Brac see pleasant temperatures reaching 22C in June and rising to 25C in July and August. The island sees an abundance of sunshine, with the height of the summer receiving 9-12 hours of sun every day. Winds are not that strong during the summer, but the peak season does see certain winds blowing over the island, including the afternoon 'maestral' coming across the sea from the northwest and the 'burin', from the northeast, which both create refreshing breezes. Springtime in Brac sees highs of between 14C and 18C, with autumn temperatures remaining pleasant, dropping from 21C in September to 17C in October. Sea temperatures are very warm during the season, with August seeing a water temperature of around 25C, and swimming possible well into September with temperatures remaining at 21C.

All Inclusive holidays to Brac
A great way to experience the island and enjoy a stress-free week or two away. The essentials are covered on all-inclusive cheap holidays to Brac, and with all meals, drinks and snacks provided, guests need never go hungry, thanks to the extensive buffets and constant supplies of food and drink throughout the day. There are no extra bills to pay on departure, meaning guests can stay within their holiday budget on an all-inclusive Brac holiday, and enjoy a cost-effective way to stay.