Brac tours

Things to do in Brac

In Brac, you’ll find a serene blend of nature and history, where the island’s olive groves and the Adriatic’s gentle whispers create a peaceful escape. This isn’t just a getaway; it’s a step into a world rich with stories and heritage. With a local guide, you’ll go beyond the renowned beaches, venturing into the island’s core. Private tours reveal the secrets of ancient stone quarries, while food and wine tours let you savour local flavours. Skip the queues at popular sites to connect with Brac’s true essence. Your guide will share the island’s unique traditions, introducing you to the community and its stories. Experience Brac as more than a destination; it’s a place where every moment resonates with wonder. If you’re looking for more inspiration, take a look at our curated list of things to do in Brac. Explore Brac your way At ToursByLocals, we believe that how you explore is just as important as where you go. That’s why every Brac tour is private, flexible, and built around you: Move at your own pace, skip the crowds, make connections and follow your curiosity. Find local guides offering private tours in Brac for every interest, including: Boat tours: Board a private boat from Bol to quiet coves like Lučice Bay and the old submarine tunnel at Uvala Smrka, with swim and snorkel stops along the way. Your guide can plan Boat tours that pause for a simple seafood lunch at a family-run konoba you can only reach by sea. City highlights tours: Explore Supetar’s harbour lanes before heading to Pučišća to watch apprentices at the Stonemasonry School carve Brač limestone, then continue to Bol’s Dominican Monastery and up to Vidova Gora for wide views over Zlatni Rat. These highlights tours can be paced to include photo stops and short walks in each town. Most harbour towns are easy to cover on foot, and local buses connect the main villages but can be infrequent outside peak hours; if you want to see more in a day, ask your local guide about chauffeured tours or tours with private transportation. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all itinerary, you can tailor your private tour to match your interests, pace and personality with a local who knows Brac inside and out. Walking tours & neighbourhoods Explore Brac with a private walking tour and dive into the vibrant neighborhoods that make this Croatian island so special. Having a local guide by your side means you’ll uncover the hidden gems that give each neighborhood its unique vibe. - Supetar: This bustling port town is the heart of Brac. With its charming waterfront and lively cafes, it’s perfect for families and groups who want to enjoy a mix of culture and relaxation. The local markets and historical sites provide a glimpse into the island’s rich history and culture, offering a delightful taste of island life. - Bol: Known for its stunning Zlatni Rat beach, Bol is a hit with beach lovers. The town also offers a vibrant cultural scene with galleries and festivals, making it ideal for those interested in arts and local traditions. It’s a wonderful spot for those seeking a mix of sun and culture. - Milna: This picturesque fishing village is perfect for travelers looking for a tranquil escape. Milna’s serene harbor and traditional stone houses create a peaceful setting, ideal for those wanting to unwind and connect with the island’s maritime heritage. - Pucisca: Famous for its stone masonry, Pucisca offers a unique cultural experience. The village’s stone workshops and stunning architecture appeal to cultural tourists and those interested in artisan crafts. It’s an insightful stop for anyone keen on learning about Brac’s famed stonework. - Postira: A charming village with a rich agricultural tradition, Postira is great for food lovers. You can explore olive groves and enjoy local wines, making it a perfect spot for travelers seeking authentic culinary experiences. Day trip ideas from Brac From Brač you can cross the island or hop across the water for simple day trips, with private tours timed to ferries and focused on history, beaches, or wine. Split: wander Diocletian’s Palace, dip into lively markets, and stroll the Riva, then climb Marjan’s steps for harbour views; combine short museum stops with plenty of café time. Hvar Town: explore Venetian-era lanes and the hilltop Fortica for a panorama, taste local wines in nearby villages, and add a swim stop at a sheltered cove. Trogir: a small island old town packed with stone alleys and Romanesque churches, easy to pair with Split in one day, with time for gelato on the seafront. Omiš and the Cetina Canyon: walk the riverside, paddle or raft a gentle stretch of the canyon, and climb a fortress for views where the river meets the sea. A private tour with a local guide is the best way to really get to know a place. Skip the crowds, follow your interests, and see a side of Brac most travellers miss.