Bol, Brac, Croatia

Bol, nestled on the southern coast of Croatia’s island of Brač, is a charming town known for its stone-paved lanes, historic Dominican Monastery, and proximity to Zlatni Rat, one of Croatia’s most celebrated beaches, whose shifting horn-shaped tip moves with winds and tides. Brač’s legendary white limestone, used in landmarks from Diocletian’s Palace to the U.S. Capitol, adds to the island’s distinctive character, while nearby vineyards and olive groves offer a taste of traditional Dalmatian life. Travelers can stroll the scenic waterfront, swim in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy easy access to the island’s natural beauty and coastal charm.