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Discover Brac Island with this personalized 8-9 hour tour including off-road exploration, local tastings, panoramic views, and a visit to a working stone quarry.


This 8 to 9-hour private tour of Brac Island offers an engaging blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation. For $263.77 per person, you gain access to a carefully curated experience led by a local guide, who shares stories about the island’s long-standing traditions, history, and industry. The tour departs from Supetar at 10:00 am with hotel pickup included, making it easy to start your day without logistical worries.
The journey’s highlight is exploring the island in a 4WD jeep, which allows for off-road adventures inaccessible by regular cars. This means you visit hidden spots, get close to the island’s ancient Roman harbour, and enjoy scenic drives along olive and wine-growing regions. The tour’s intimate size—maximum of 8 travelers—ensures a relaxed pace and personalized interactions.
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The tour begins with a cruise through Dalmatia, where the guide leads you through Brac’s oldest settlement, Krip. Here, you can sense the island’s long history, surrounded by castles and museums that tell stories of past centuries. This stop also offers opportunities to sample local products and learn about traditional craftsmanship, making it a perfect start to your day.
A key feature of this tour is reaching Vidova Gora, the highest point in Dalmatia. The guide takes you in the 4WD to this peak, where panoramic views of neighboring islands and the Croatian coast unfold. It’s a spot that makes for stunning photos and offers a peaceful moment to appreciate the natural beauty of Brac.

The tour includes an hour-long stop at the famous Zlatni Rat beach. Known for its golden pebble shoreline and unique shape, this beach provides a perfect setting for swimming, relaxing, or simply soaking up the sun. The guide recommends bringing swimwear and sun protection to make the most of this seaside pause.

A delicious, included lunch showcases local Dalmatian cuisine, prepared by residents using ingredients sourced from the island. The meal features authentic dishes enjoyed with sea views. Throughout the day, free bottled water is provided to keep you refreshed, and alcohol is available if desired.

One of the tour’s standout stops is at a working stone quarry, which remains active today. This offers a rare glimpse into Brac’s historic industry—famous for its high-quality limestone used in construction across Croatia and beyond. Visitors appreciate the opportunity to see industry in action and learn how the quarry shapes the island’s economy.

A highlight praised in reviews is the visit to an olive oil museum, where you learn about traditional production methods. Tasting olive oils and local wines adds depth to the experience, providing tasting opportunities that showcase Brac’s agricultural heritage. These stops are lively, educational, and delicious.

Guests consistently mention Tino as their guide, emphasizing his wealth of knowledge, relaxed personality, and enthusiasm for sharing the island’s stories. His demon driving skills in the Yugoslavian military jeep make off-road sections fun and memorable. His storytelling makes each stop engaging, blending historical facts with personal insights.
The meeting point is at Trajektna luka SupetarPorat 11, with hotel pickup and drop-off included within Supetar. The tour starts promptly at 10:00 am. Please be aware that moderate physical fitness is recommended, especially for walking around viewpoints and stops. The tour is suitable for families with children when they are accompanied by an adult, and dressing modestly is required when visiting places of worship or museums.
Booking is straightforward, with full confirmation received within 48 hours. Cancellations are free if made at least 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility for changes in plans.
What makes this tour particularly appealing is the combination of personalized service, off-road exploration, and authentic local tasting. Unlike larger group excursions, this private experience allows for a relaxed pace and tailored stops, especially appealing to those seeking a more intimate connection with Brac.
The inclusion of visiting a working quarry and a historic olive oil museum adds educational depth, while the panoramic views from Vidova Gora and swimming at Zlatni Rat satisfy natural beauty lovers. The tours’ high rating—a perfect 5.0 based on 103 reviews—speaks to its consistent quality and positive guest experiences.
While the tour offers an immersive experience in Brac’s sights and sounds, it involves off-road driving and some walking. Travelers should be comfortable with moderate physical activity. The tour’s duration of around 8 to 9 hours means packing sunscreen, comfortable clothing, and readiness for a full day of exploration.
The price of $263.77 per person reflects a comprehensive, all-inclusive day, making it a good value for those interested in a personalized tour with local insights and multiple stops.
This guided adventure provides an authentic taste of Brac’s landscape, culture, and industry. The expert guidance, scenic views, and local tastings make it a comprehensive option for discovering the island’s essentials. Its small group size fosters a friendly, relaxed atmosphere, ideal for travelers who appreciate personalized service and off-the-beaten-path stops.
While it’s best suited for those with a moderate level of physical fitness and an interest in local culture and scenery, the tour’s flexibility and inclusive nature make it a worthwhile choice for a full-day, immersive experience on Brac.
“Fantastic day exploring Brac- and all by an old Yugoslavian Military Vehicle. Tino was a fantastic guide, driver and person. Easy to talk to and …”
Is hotel pickup included in the tour?
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included within Supetar, making arrival and departure convenient.
What is the tour’s maximum group size?
The tour is limited to 8 travelers, ensuring a personalized experience.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 8 to 9 hours, starting at 10:00 am.
What are the main stops during the tour?
Stops include Dalmatia’s old Roman harbour, Vidova Gora for panoramic views, Zlatni Rat beach for swimming, a local olive oil museum, and a working stone quarry.
Are meals included?
Yes, a local lunch is included, featuring dishes made by residents, along with free bottled water throughout the day.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are free if made at least 24 hours in advance.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Children must be accompanied by an adult and can participate, provided they meet physical activity levels.
Are there any dress code requirements?
Yes, modest clothing covering knees and shoulders is required for visits to places of worship and museums.
What should I bring on the tour?
Bring sunscreen, comfortable clothing, and swimwear if planning to swim at Zlatni Rat.
Is the tour accessible for all?
It requires moderate physical fitness; those with mobility issues should consider this when booking.