Situated in central Dalmatia on the shores the Adriatic Sea, Brac Island is blanketed by a forest of cypress trees and endowed with beautiful bays, steep cliffs and endless sandy beaches. Set against a backdrop of sun-drenched hills are several idyllic villages and towns, with the Port of Supetar serving as the main point of entry and the largest town on the island. The town is enfolded by a country landscape of olive groves, orchards, and pine woods that stretch along the coast until the bay of Vlacica. Its harbour is ideal for a stroll along a network of medieval streets lined with local cafes and small shops. The smaller village of Bol is the proud host of one of the most beautiful beaches in the country, Zlatni Rat.