Contemporary Villa Altabianca with 34sqm heated pool, home office room, a Projector for outdoor cinema, a Finnish sauna room, only 500m from the Supetar center

Although Island Brac is the largest island in Dalmatia, it's small enough to be able to explore it entirely in two days. On a guided half-day island tour you can visit the popular main attractions of Pucisca, the Stonemasonry School, the village of Skrip, and the Brac Native and Olive Oil museums. You’ll also have time for a photo opportunity on the 778 m high summit of Vidova Gora Mount and then to a popular beach the Golden Horn (Bol). It’s easy to book and take a day trip to neighboring Hvar Island. Visit by catamaran or book a boat tour. Live it up on the cosmopolitan jet-set island of Hvar by exploring the historic sights, and dining in one of the many restaurants. On Brac you can try the hiking trails and enjoy majestic views along the way. The most popular hiking trails are from Bol (Golden Horn) to Vidova Gora, Murvica to Dragon’s Cave, Nerezisca to Blaca Hermitage. Brac is the perfect destination for mountain biking and there are several rental companies nearby. Many cycling routes head to Vidova Gora (778m), but if you prefer something a little less challenging there are easier cycling routes around. You can try sea kayaking, Scuba diving, kite-boarding, and windsurfing to give you an opportunity to enjoy the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic Sea. You need around 45min with a ferry to get to the coast of Croatia's second-largest city, Split. Split is a Unesco world heritage site that is nearby your location. The closest heritage site is the Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian and it is very much worth visiting.