Milna
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Brač is the biggest of the Dalmatian Islands. You can reach the harbour of Supetar, the capital of Brač in 50 minutes by ferry from Split. After a mere 18 kilometre drive, you can reach Milna on the West coast of the island. It lies along a mile-long bay, nearly a Mediterranean "fjord" with the biggest marine of the island.
The island is safer and more silent than the coastline with its friendly atmosphere. For those who really want to relax, this is a great place. On the island of Brač there is the highest peak of all Croatian islands, Vidova Gora (778 m), from this point you can see a famous beach Zlatni Rat and neighboring islands.
If you plunge your fingers into the sea, you contact the whole word!
(croatian proverb)
The weather is warm throughout the whole year and the sea is comfortably warm for swimming from April to November. During wintertime, a single shirt is sufficient, the sun is shining all the time apart from a few weeks every year. The distance from the shore, and the great mass of water ensures the Mediterranean climate. During the last years, there were only rarely snowfalls at Milna, but it has melt just after touching ground. The average temperature is above 50 oF even in January.
On Brač you can count with an average of 134 days of clear sky and 2700 hours of sunshine. The long season and the local micro-climate is excellent for treatment of hay-fever and other pollen related allergies as well respiratory illnesses.
During summer, there is a daily flight from London to Split, and also from many other big cities of Europe. During the same period, ferries are linking the shores continuously. You can find images of Milna, the marina, the sea and our boats in our gallery.