Hotels near Brac Airport - BWK, Bol

Gornji Humac is a tranquil small town on Hvar, ideal for couples or families who appreciate a peaceful atmosphere. The charm of old stone houses and the gentle sound of church bells made our stay very pleasant and enjoyable. Dining at Konoba Tomic was a highlight; the restaurant is situated in an 800-year-old house where the family produces everything you eat themselves, offering a truly unique experience.

Perfect for a chill holiday. Beautiful, lots to do, great restaurants. Would recommend the Golden Horn beach for a swim, booking SUP boards for some exercise and wine tasting at Stina winery. If you decide not to do the wine tasting tour, it's a lovely place to sit and drink their amazing whites on the promenade overlooking the sea. My favourite restaurant was Vendetta - Sushi boats for 2 are a must! Family run Pumparela restaurant at the Port was also superb, delicious food (including vegetarian for my daughter) and really friendly. Enjoy

A small, picturesque coastal town on the island Brač. In this time of the year it is vibing with peaceful, non-intruding atmosphere, nothing short from a carefully selected movie scenery of a typical adriatic costal town.

Beaches, restaurants, bars all had a good atmosphere. The people were very friendly. Easy to get to by ferry from other islands and the mainland (Split). Easy to walk around and a little train takes you to the beach and the hotels at .

Gorgeous island. Great for lazy or active type of vocation. We did some kayaking, snorkeling, biking and “doing nothing” kinda of thing. I wish we spent more then 3 days there instead of going to Zadar and Zagreb (waste of time).

We loved Bol, it was a lovely resort with plenty of restaurants, great walks and beaches and it had a friendly, laid-back vibe with people of all ages. Zlatni Rat beach was lovely and when we were there it wasn't overly busy and although clearly set up for tourists they seem to have kept the balance just about right (although the sun beds and shades are ridiculously expensive at 39 euros per day for 2 sunbeds and 1 umbrella), needless to say we didn't bother. The walk along the promenade to Zlatni Rat was gorgeous with lots to interest from interesting villas, bars, tourist gift stalls, sculptures and the tree cover made it shady and attractive. Equally the walk into town and the harbour and then further along to the monastery was also interesting and always something different to see. Food and drink is not cheap sadly but most of the meals we had were really good quality - for a special meal try Boket 78, our most expensive meal but the flavours were amazing. I had the lamb and it was one of the best meals I've ever had, hubby had the black risotto and he said it was full of flavour too. Also the vegan restaurant Biomania was lovely. We loved Bol and would happily visit again.