Bol is a charming small town on the southern coast of Brač, known for its laid-back atmosphere, crystal-clear waters, wine tasting, and the famous Zlatni Rat beach — one of the most iconic beaches in the Adriatic. Zlatni Rat is a unique natural phenomenon: a narrow pebble cape that stretches 500 meters into the sea and constantly shifts its shape with the winds and currents, offering stunning turquoise waters on both sides perfect for swimming, windsurfing, and kitesurfing.

Ex yugoslav military tunnel A decommissioned Yugoslav military tunnel, an unexpected piece of 20th-century history cut directly into the rock above the sea. We pass by - or stop - depending on the group's interest, and there's typically a good swim spot in the vicinity in a calm and lightly visited cove.

We anchor in quieter bays away from the main beach crowds for snorkeling and relaxation. We have paddleboards, swimming tubes, snorkeling gear, beach towels, a bottle of wine, soft drinks, water and snacks, so everything you need for a perfect day on the water is already on board.

A picturesque harbour village known for stone architecture and calm marina waters with a beautiful church square and boats from across the Med sheltering in its calm waters. Great place for a proper lunch with local wine and fresh catch of the day.

Secluded bay on Brac We anchor in a quiet bay sheltered by Mediterranean pine and olive trees, where the water is calm and ideal for a last swim or snorkel before we cruise back toward Split or Trogir.