Villa Miele

Situated just 300m away from the centre of Sumartin and 240m from a beautiful pebble beach, Villa Miele offers spectacular views of the sparkling waters of a turquoise bay. With a picturesque port and a rich maritime history, Sumartin is the ideal place to unwind whilst basking in the warm Mediterranean sunshine. With scenic swimming spots along Ruzmarin Bay and the cove of Puntinak, as well as an array of excellent restaurants serving traditional Dalmatian cuisine, the village offers visitors an authentic glimpse into the laidback island lifestyle of Brac.

The largest island in Dalmatia, Brac is a sun-drenched Croatian isle known for its beautiful beaches and dazzling white limestone. Villa Miele offers visitors a dreamlike setting from which to discover the island’s coastal gems. With the sunny shores of a tiny pebble beach just a short stroll away from the villa, this is the perfect place to make the most of the warm, crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea. The beaches of Sumartin also offer plenty of water sports facilities, from sea kayaking to snorkelling and stand-up paddleboarding.

Hiking enthusiasts will be spellbound by the sweeping views from the summit of Vidova Gora, Brac’s highest peak. Should you decide to drive to Bol, you can spend the day enjoying a range of watersports, including scuba diving and sailing. For those who fancy exploring more of Dalmatia, catamaran ferry services are also available during the summer months, offering unforgettable day trips to the island of Hvar.

The medieval streets of Supetar are roughly a forty-minute drive from Sumartin, while the vibrant beach town of Bol is half an hour away by car. Bol is well-known for its lively nightlife, as well as providing visitors with access to the golden shores of Zlatni Rat Beach, a long stretch of fine, white pebbles and turquoise waters, bordered by fragrant pine trees. Meanwhile, the pretty Mediterranean town of Pucisca on the northern coast of Brac is known for its romantic architecture and proud culture of stone masonry. Here, visitors can enjoy wandering the town’s narrow streets and take in the breathtaking sights of Renaissance palaces and Baroque buildings made from the island’s traditional white limestone. For those in search of gastronomic adventures, Brac’s fascinating Olive Oil Museum is located in the ancient hillside village of Skrip.

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The sun-kissed island of Brač, situated off Croatia’s stunning Dalmatian Coast, is much more than just a destination; it's an intriguing tapestry of culture, nature, and history. Brač is an island where the past and present seamlessly intertwine, and the beauty of the landscape is as enticing as its history is enthralling.

Located on the north coast of Brač, and connecting it to the mainland, is the port town of Supetar. It provides a warm welcome to the island, offering an array of cosy cafes serving up strong Croatian coffee and freshly baked pastries. The town’s palm-fringed promenade is a delightful spot for a stroll, and the Romanesque architecture and historic churches are testaments to its enduring history.

Just 40 minutes away, on the south coast of the island, is the idyllic town of Bol, renowned for its beautiful beaches. The most notable is the picture-perfect Zlatni Rat, known as the ‘Golden Horn’ - a stunning natural phenomenon that shifts shape with the tides and winds. The waters here are a dazzling shade of blue, offering a perfect setting for a day of relaxation and water sports.

The Bol Marina is lined with vibrant cafes and restaurants, the perfect place to delight in the local cuisine, including fresh seafood and exquisite Dalmatian wines. Walking along the charming seafront, you'll be immersed in the island's culture, with the scent of lavender lingering in the air from local shops selling handmade products.

Often listed as one of the prettiest towns in Europe, Pučišća is a small coastal town with a big personality, known for its white limestone and beautiful bay. As you wander through the town's enchanting streets, you'll encounter architectural gems built from the island's famous white stone that has been used in iconic structures worldwide, including the White House in Washington, D.C.

For the nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers, Brač offers an array of adventures. From windsurfing and scuba diving in the crystal-clear waters, to hiking the island's trails and cycling through the picturesque countryside, there's no shortage of activities to keep you engaged. A visit to Vidova Gora is an absolute must for any active traveller after their adrenaline fix! As the highest peak of all the Adriatic islands, it offers a breathtaking panorama of Brač and its surrounding islands. The hike to the top is an invigorating experience, rewarding you with unobstructed views of the island's diverse landscapes.

Brač is perfectly situated for island-hopping adventures. A short ferry ride will take you to neighbouring islands like Hvar and Vis, each boasting their own personality and offering a unique experience. From the vibrant nightlife of Hvar to the unspoiled beauty of Vis, these nearby islands complement a trip to Brač with additional cultural and natural discoveries.

A trip to Brač is an immersive experience that allows you to embrace a piece of Croatian history, savour the delights of the Mediterranean, and connect with the soul of an island where time seems to stand still. It's an island that will leave you with lasting memories, longing to return to its irresistible allure.

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