Walk through a landscape shaped by centuries of village life. Stone walls, ancient paths, and stories passed down through generations of Brac families.
Visit a 150-tree olive garden. Learn how olive oil has been produced on Brac for centuries, taste the difference, and rest in the shade of ancient trees.
Start and end your walk at a family winery in Nerezisca. Sample local wines, enjoy a snack of island delicacies, and hear the story behind every bottle.
Brac's iconic dry stone walls line every path. Learn about the masonry tradition that shaped the island's landscape and built palaces across the Adriatic.
Most visitors to Brac never leave the coast. They know the beaches, the turquoise water, the seaside promenades. And those are beautiful. But the real Brac — the one islanders know — is inland.
This walking tour is something different. More specific. A touch of tradition, agriculture, nature, and history. You'll walk through the village of Nerezisca, once the island's capital, along paths lined with dry stone walls that have stood for centuries. You'll visit the Church of Saint Jakob, pause at the Kolac stone landmark, and rest among 150 olive trees in a garden that has been tended by the same family for generations.
There are no crowds here. No souvenir shops. Just Mediterranean macchia, wild herbs, birdsong, and the kind of quiet that lets you hear the island breathe. Your guide is a local — someone who knows these paths, these stories, this land.
The walk begins and ends at a winery, where you'll taste local wine and eat food that comes from the very soil you just crossed. This is Brac the way it was meant to be experienced.
A completely different side of Brac. The olive garden was peaceful and the wine at the end was the perfect finish. Our guide made every stone wall come alive with stories.
London, UK
We were looking for something beyond the typical beach holiday and this was exactly it. The history, the food, the landscape — everything felt authentic and personal.
Munich, Germany
The best morning we spent on Brac. I had no idea the inland was so beautiful. The olive oil tasting alone was worth it. Highly recommend for anyone who wants the real Croatia.
Sydney, Australia
Small groups, local guides, a morning you'll remember long after the sunburn fades. Book your inland walking tour today.
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