Croatia
Hvar Town (Island of Hvar): Direct passenger-only catamaran from Bol. This service is seasonal, typically taking approximately 1 hour. Hvar is also known for its lavender fields (best seen in early summer).
Split (Mainland): Passenger-only catamaran from Bol to Split (seasonal, approximately 1-1.5 hours) or a bus from Bol to Supetar, followed by a car ferry to Split (a longer journey, approximately 2-3 hours total).
Brač's natural beauty stretches beyond its famous beaches, presenting opportunities for scenic and cultural excursions.
Brač's interior presents beautiful natural landscapes, ideal for hiking. No designated national parks here.
Expand your cultural immersion by visiting historical sites and rural villages beyond Bol.
Consider extending your trip to explore more of Croatia, combining Bol with other captivating destinations.
Extend your journey to other central Dalmatian islands like Hvar, Korčula, and Vis.
Visit Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic," or Plitvice Lakes National Park to the north.
Consider a longer coastal road trip, exploring cities and islands along the stunning Croatian coast.
Experience Hvar's nightlife, Korčula's medieval charm, or Vis's unspoiled tranquility.
Discover the impressive city walls of Dubrovnik or the stunning waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes.
Seamlessly arrange your experiences and discover the best of the region.
Boat tours often combine a visit to Hvar with stops at the Pakleni Islands.
Explore ToursDiscover the ancient heart of Split, including its impressive Roman palace.
Discover SplitExplore local culture with visits to Škrip and Pučišćan on Brač island.
View Island ToursRent a small boat or take a taxi to find private swimming spots along the coastline.
Challenge yourself with a hike to the island's highest peak for stunning panoramic views.
Visit an unique monastic complex in a dramatic natural setting, requiring a combination of drive and hike.
