This activity will show you a real jewel of the Adriatic archipelago, where historical heritage and traditions meet stunning natural landscapes. The tour will depart from Supetar and take a coastal road towards Škrip, where you can learn about the history of the island and its astonishing archaeological and ethnographic artefacts. You will then head for Pučišća, which is famous across the world for its white stone industry. Here, you can discover its traditional crafts and masonry school, as well as taking part in a workshop combining art and tradition. The tour then continues to Bol and its iconic beach, Zlatni Rat, where you can relax and soak up the sun or go for a swim in the translucent waters. On the return route to Supetar, you will stop at the summit of Vidova Gora, the highest point on the island at 778 metres above sea level, where the views over Bol and the neighbouring islands are nothing short of breathtaking. 

Itinerary: 
Departure from the hotel in the early morning
10:15 - departure from Supetar towards Škrip
10:45 - visit to the Brač Museum in Škrip
12:00 - arrival in Pučišća, visit the masonry school
13:45 - arrive in Bol, Zlatni Rat beach and free time
15:30 - start of the return route to Supetar via the summit of Vidova Gora
17:00 - arrival in Supetar

Duration: 7 hours

Departure days: Tuesdays

Services included: Bus transport, services of a local guide, visit to the Brač museum and the Pučišća masonry school.

This boat trip will allow you experience all the beauty of the Croatian islands in a single trip. You're sure to be amazed by the magical world of the blue grotto on the island of Biševo and the beauty of the marvellous Stiniva beach nestled between imposing cliffs on the south coast of the island of Vis. You can enjoy the crystal-clear waters through a variety of activities, such as swimming and snorkelling. The trip also gives you the chance to sample the local specialities in Vis and Komiža and discover their traditions and wonderful historical heritage.

Itinerary: 
8:30 - departure from the port of Bol or Supetar and boat trip to the island of Biševo and Stiniva beach
12:00 - arrival on the island and free time for activities
14:00 - departure from Vis and sail to Bol 
18:30 - arrival in Bol

Duration: Approx. 10 hours

Departure days: Every day from Bol or Supetar

Language: German & English

Services included: Boat cruise and skipper service

Useful information: Excursion subject to weather conditions, remember to bring a swimming costume.

This boat trip departing from Bol gives you the chance to discover Hvar, Croatia's longest island, as you enjoy the feeling of the waves below you and the beauty of the sea horizon ahead. The tour begins with a stop in Jelsa, the oldest seaside resort in Dalmatia, which is home to many historical attractions and a park with wonderful views of the surroundings. You can take your time to stroll through the charming side streets leading to Jjaca Square, and soak up its lively atmosphere. You will then climb back on the boat for a short transfer to Soline Bay, where you can enjoy a refreshing swim in a dreamlike setting. During the trip, you'll also have the chance to visit the Church of St Peter in Vrboska, an architectural gem dating back to the 13th century, sample some local specialities or kick back and relax on a beautiful beach. 

Itinerary: 
09:00 - departure from the port of Bol and sailing towards the island of Hvar
10:00 - arrival in Jelsa, free time for activities and lunch 
11:30 - departure from Jelsa and sailing towards the Bay of Soline and Vrboska
16:30 - arrival in Bol

Duration: Approx. 7 hours 

Departure dates: Please ask your guide.

Services included: Transport by boat, snack and glass of wine on board.

This excursion takes you to discover Dalmatia's most beautiful attractions in a fun and interactive way. 
A ferry departing from the port of Supetar will take you to the port of Split, where a bus will be waiting to take you to the Hidden Dalmatia Visitor Centre – a multimedia educational centre that showcases Dalmatian heritage, culture and traditions in an innovative and interactive way. Through games, discovery workshops, video projections and virtual reality experiences using touch, sound and even smell, you can discover the region's most beautiful natural and historical sites and learn more about local culture and traditions. At the end of this tour, you will have some free time to discover the old town of Split, which was founded by the Roman emperor Diocletian, and have lunch there if you like, before taking the ferry back to Supetar.

Itinerary: 
10:00 - hotel shuttle to the port of Supetar
10:30 - ferry transfer to port of Split 
11:40 - bus transfer to Hidden Dalmatia Visitor Centre
14:00 - bus transfer to Split and free time
16:30 - return ferry transfer to the port of Supetar

Duration: Approx. 5 hours

Departure days: Wednesdays and Fridays

Services included: Ferry and bus transfers and entry ticket to the Hidden Dalmatia Visitor Centre.

This immersive tour will teach you all about the world of olive oil production. Through the stories told by your guide and the olive growers, as well as the objects on display and the activities on offer, you'll be able to discover all the secrets behind the production of this wonderful product. The tour will end with a tasting of different oils accompanied by delicious homemade products, and you'll also have the chance to buy some to take home with you!

Itinerary: 
early morning departure from the hotel to Supetar
10:00 - departure from Supetar to Škrip
10:15 - visit to the olive oil museum in Škrip
11:30 - return to the hotel 

Duration: 2 hours

Departure dates: Please consult your guide. 

Languages: German & English

Services included: Bus transfers and guided tour.

This excursion will show you all the treasures of the island of Brač in just one day. From the port of Supetar, you will board a speedboat that will first take you to the sublime bay of Tatinja. At the height of Povlja, you will pass a military tunnel, an intriguing relic of the Second World War that is only accessible by boat. After this, you will continue on to the famous Zlatni Rat beach, also known as the Golden Horn, which is a veritable paradise shaded by centuries-old pine trees and surrounded by turquoise waters. It was voted the most beautiful beach in the world in 2019, thanks to its ultra-photogenic appearance and favourable winds, which attract photographers and surfing enthusiasts from all over the world. After passing through the charming town of Bol and its pleasant seaside atmosphere, you'll head for the charming bays of Luka near Pvlja, where you'll stop for lunch. The journey then continues on to the captivating town of Pučišća, known for its stone houses with white-tiled roofs. As you return back to Supetar, you'll have the chance to stop off for swim in the clear waters of Lovrećina, Postira's largest sandy beach. 

Itinerary: 
9:00 - departure from the port of Supetar, panoramic cruise to the bay of Tatinja and Zlatni Rat in Bol
12:00 - arrival in Luka Bay near Povlja, free time for lunch and individual activities
14:00 - departure from Povlja for Pučišća, boat cruise to the famous Lovrećina beach
17:00 - arrival in Supetar

Duration: 8 hours 

Languages: English and German

Services included: Boat transport and accompaniment by two crew members and a tour guide, drinks on board (water and beer), diving masks, shower facilities.

This boat trip departing from Bol will take you to Hvar, Croatia's longest island and a real natural treasure. During the 2-hour crossing, you can enjoy a light snack (bread, cheese, smoked ham) accompanied by a glass of wine, and admire the landscape. The crew will also be on hand to give you their recommendations of the best things to do and see when you arrive in Hvar. Feel free to explore the island at your leisure and to your heart's content. If you're more interested in culture, you can visit the Hvar fortress, stroll through the charming little streets leading to the main square and visit St Stephen's cathedral, the Hvar Arsenal, which home to Europe's first community theatre, and of course the Franciscan monastery with its priceless art collection. If you're more of a nature lover, you can relax on a beach, cool off in the turquoise sea or enjoy a local speciality on a restaurant terrace before setting sail again for the return crossing.

Itinerary: 
09:00 - departure by boat from the port of Bol and crossing to Hvar
11:00 - arrival in Hvar, lunch and free activities
15:30 - departure from Hvar and return crossing to Bol

Duration: 8 hours

Departure dates: To be agreed with your guide.

Services included: Boat crossing and snack on board.

This speedboat excursion combines culture and seaside fun. First, you will stop at Trogir to see the historical treasures of this UNESCO World Heritage city. After this, you will visit the islets of Krknjaš Veli and Krknjaš Mali, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and azure waters, where you can even go for a swim. The journey will also take you to the serene island of Šolta, popular for its calm waters, white pebbled beaches, secret coves, vineyards and olive groves.

Itinerary:
09:00 - departure from the port of Supetar and sea cruise to Trogir
12:00 - visit to the Krknjaši islets, lunch and free time for activities
14:00 - continue to the island of Šolta and then on to Supetar 
17:00 - arrival in Supetar

Duration: 8 hours

Languages: German & English

Departure dates: To be agreed with the guide

Services included: Speedboat cruise, guide.

This is the perfect activity for nature lovers. After departing from Supetar, you'll follow a charming coastal road through a number of picturesque and iconic locations, including Split, Solin, Kaštela, Trogir, Primošten and Šibenik, before reaching Krka National Park and its seven majestic waterfalls, including Skradinski buk. Here, you'll have plenty of time to appreciate the beauty and serenity of the setting, and perhaps even take a refreshing dip in the clear waters of the river. Skradinski buk is also home to Europe's first hydroelectric power station, built in 1895, as well as water mills dating back to the 19th century.

Itinerary:
07:45 - ferry crossing from Supetar to Split (approx. 50 min) then bus transfer to Krka Nature Park
11:00 - exploring of the natural park, followed by free time for activities
16:00 - departure from Krka National Park for the return bus journey to Split
18:00 - return by ferry from Split to Supetar
19:00 - return to Supetar

Duration: 12 hours

Departure days: Thursdays

Services included: Transport by ferry and bus, local guide, entry to the natural park

Useful information: Walking shoes and suitable clothing strongly recommended, please bring snacks and drinks (meals not included).

This activity takes you to the Blaca Hermitage, which has been a symbol of resilience and innovation since the middle of the 16th century. The hermitage overlooks the Bay of Blaca from its clifftop location, and was originally a sanctuary for the Glagolitic movement, which advocated the use of the ancient Croatian alphabet. It served as a refuge for priests from Poljica who were seeking refuge from the Ottoman Turks during their conquest of the Dalmatian coast. Since 1552, it has housed a foundation, and in 1570 a monastery and church were also built there. The monks who lived there cultivated vineyards and produced honey, and their passion for astronomy led them to set up an astronomical observatory here. Thanks to their many discoveries, particularly in the field of comet observation, the site is now world-famous. During your visit, you'll be able to discover all sorts of relics of its rich past, and the astronomical library and historic telescope are sure to impress.

Itinerary: 
08:50 - arrival at the port of Bol
09:00 - boat trip to Blaca (with a snack on board)
09:45 - arrival in Blaca and short walk to the monastery 
10:30 - guided tour of the monastery
11:45 - return to the boat 
12:30 - 13:45 - free time for swimming and sunbathing
13:45 - transfer back to Bol
14:30 - arrival in Bol 

Duration: 6 hours

Departure dates: To be agreed with the guide

Services included: Transport by boat, English-speaking guide, light snack