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“Oh my gosh, [Bra

č

] is fabulous! The bus system from the airport is very easy to use; they are so helpful. [On

the mainland,] make sure you get a bus tour to Dubrovnik. It is a beautiful trip along the Dalmatian coast. We

liked all the restaurants along the pier in Supetar.”

— nancywignall

hy Go?

For its unmistakable Balkans-on-the-Adriatic vibe. Think hills dotted with olive and almond trees, and villages

of white-stone houses. Croatia’s third-largest island, Bra ˇc, has been designated by

Islands

magazine as one of the best

to live on. Ambling along a pebble beach or lingering over coffee at an outdoor cafe are ideal ways to acclimate to the

leisurely pace of life.

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Croatia

1. DRAGON’S CAVE:

Arrange to visit the angels, animals, dragons, and other

Christian and pagan symbols carved into stone by a 15th-century monk, just a short

drive from Bol.

2. ZLATNI RAT:

Take in one of the 10 most beautiful beaches — as rated by

Lonely Planet

and other

publications. Framed by pine trees and rocky cliffs, Zlatni Rat is in Bol.

3. PROMENADE:

Stroll Zlatni Rat’s marble-paved seafront walkway, fringed with subtropical

gardens.

4. GALERIJA BRANISLAV DEŠKOVI

Ć

:

View works of 20th-century Croatian artists from inside a

Renaissance-baroque townhouse in Bol.

5. VIDOVA GORA:

Climb to the top of the highest peak in all of Croatia’s islands.

6. SHOPPING:

Search for an only-on-Bra

č

souvenir: a white limestone vase.

7. ISLAND DISH:

Satisfy your hunger with a traditional specialty: lamb on a spit.

8. ISLAND INGREDIENTS:

Sample some of Bra

č

’s proudest exports: olive oil, wine, almonds, and sour

cherries.

9. QUARRIES:

Marvel at the sites where the island’s famed limestone — used to build renowned

structures such as the U.S. White House — is mined.

10. HERMITAGE BLACA:

Explore this once-thriving religious community that is now a museum. The

monastery clings to a steep cliff on the southern coast.

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