Why visit
Why visit Zlatni Rat Beach
The Golden Horn on the southern shore of Brač is Croatia's most-photographed beach — a slender white-pebble spit that changes shape and even direction as the winds and currents shift. Pine trees back the beach, the water shelves gently into deep turquoise, and windsurfers pack the western side when the maestral picks up in the afternoon.
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Estimated visit
Half a day
Best season
June–September
Where
Bol, Brač, Croatia
Category
Beach
History
The Golden Horn on the southern shore of Brač is Croatia's most-photographed beach — a slender white-pebble spit that changes shape and even direction as the winds and currents shift. Pine trees back the beach, the water shelves gently into deep turquoise, and windsurfers pack the western side when the maestral picks up in the afternoon. Reach Bol on Brač by ferry from Split (about 90 minutes each way).
“The beach's shape and direction physically shift with the seasonal winds — no two summers, and no two aerial photos taken years apart, look quite the same.”
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