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Brac island, Bol Zlatni rat (Golden Horn) beach

Bol on the large island of Brac is a vibrant little town, blessed by Croatia's most spectacular beach, the vast, golden shingle sandbar Zlatni Rat. In the summer Zlatni Rat gets crowded (but still manageable) with sunbathers from all over the world and offers a lot of entertainment and activities, wind surfing, jet-skiing, ater skiing, or riding on rubber rings to name a few.
Nightlife in Bol is relaxed. Popular hang out place is Faces Club, a beautiful open-air club where each night 2000 dancers dance until the morning. And if clubs are not your scene there is alwas numerous bars and traditional Konobe, which is can be anything from a small family run wine bar to a restaurant.
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