Brač

Natural Wonders and Viewpoints

Explore the rugged karst landscape of Brač through its highest peaks and unique geological formations. This selection includes Vidova gora, the Adriatic's loftiest summit, and the Dragon’s Cave, known for its 15th-century reliefs carved by Glagolitic monks. Discover natural structures like the Koloč stone arch, deep sinkholes such as Duboki dolac, and various coastal viewpoints and climbing spots that characterize the island's diverse limestone terrain.

Vidova gora

Vidova gora is the highest peak on the Croatian island of Brač, and also the highest peak on all Adriatic islands.

Dragons cave

Drakonjina špilja, also known as Zmajeva pećina, is called so because of the mysterious relief of a dragon found inside.

Klif

Coastal viewpoint overlooking the Adriatic Sea near the northern shore.

Osmatračnica

Observation point situated above the southern coast of the island near Vidova gora.

Duboki dolac

Deep karst sinkhole characteristic of the island's limestone geology.

Golubija Jama

Vertical cave pit located in the mountainous central part of the island.

Kurba

Natural rock face utilized for sport climbing near the western coast.

Koloč

Unique natural stone arch and geological formation located near Nerežišća.

Hum

Hilltop peak offering views of the surrounding landscape and nearby settlements.

Vojski rat

Summit located on the eastern side of Brač, providing vistas of the mainland and sea.