• Military Tunnels on Brač Island One of the most attractive secrets of Dalmatia are military tunnels, built and used as an important military base during the WW2 which have recently been turned into one of the most attractive visit points on Brač Island. It was intended for safe harbouring special forces submarines and smaller navy vessels. Today tunnels are used for safe harbouring fisherman’s during sudden storms and are visited by many tourists and military enthusiasts. Both are clearly seen as long narrow inlets located close to the large stone cave Blaca Hermitage site, a unique UNESCO protected monument on the Croatian coast. • Bol (Zlatni Rat Beach) Visit one of the most popular beaches in Europe – the famous Zlatni Rat beach, located on the Brač Island. Famous for its nature, Zlatni Rat attracts visitors from all over the world. The shape of the half-kilometre beach continually changes (albeit ever so slightly), forming the most unusual shape, and for two years in a row, Zlatni Rat been named #3 of the Best Beach Destinations in Europe. Zlatni Rat beach is sometimes referred to as the Golden Cape or Golden Horn beach and is regularly named as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the area, relax on the beach or taste local food in a nearby restaurant. • Town Vrboska (Hvar island) Vrboska, the smallest town on the sunny island Hvar, is special because of its geographical location hidden in the depth of the bay, the untouched pine forest and the cultural sights. Vrboska has a very beautiful little island in the middle of the bay connected with bridges, and therefore it is named Little Venice. It owes its charm to the typical Mediterranean popular architecture, the proud old town houses with characteristics of gothic, renaissance and baroque style, the sacral spirit of the ancient church buildings, but also to the luxurious modern villas. The healthy food from the surrounding fields and the fresh fish, together with the olive oil and aromatically spices will be a unique gourmand experience, which will together with a glass of wine of the famous sorts wines from Hvar be just perfect. • Town Jelsa (Hvar island) Town Jelsa is in the north side of the Hvar island and it is mild, clean and open hearted to the guests and travellers. The cultural and historical treasury of Jelsa and the Hvar island consists of numerous monuments situated in churches, parks, caves in the field, on squares from the ancient times and the middle age. The bays and capes near Jelsa are adequate for swimming with nice gravel beaches surrounded by pine forest, which offer you the necessary refreshment and shade during the summer heat. Discover this historic town and the island Hvar as a sunny garden surrounded by clear sea and covered by a crystal blue sky!