The marvellous Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) beach in Bol is one of the principal and most recognisable symbols of not only the island of Brač but of Croatia’s entire coastline. Like a long hand that reaches out over the waters for nearly a thousand metres, this beach is caressed by the turquoise, crystal-clear sea in 50 shades of blue, and its tip changes shape, like fingers playing with the wind, waves, and sea currents.
Set apart by its remarkable and unique beauty, the island of Brač in its bowels hides superior snow-white stone that left its mark on the architectural history of Dalmatia as a whole, with gems such as the beautiful Diocletian's Palace in Split, the Cathedral of St James in Šibenik, the Cathedral of St Lawrence in Trogir, not to mention numerous others iconic buildings all over the world, such as the Parliament Building in Vienna or the Governor's Palace in Rijeka to name a few.
