Brač is the largest island in the central Dalmatian archipelago and the source of the white Brač limestone that built Diocletian's Palace in Split and the White House in Washington DC. The island's most celebrated feature is Zlatni Rat — the Golden Horn beach near Bol — whose distinctive horn-shaped spit of white pebbles extending into the Adriatic changes direction with the wind and is among the most photographed beaches in the Mediterranean.

For Zlatni Rat and Bol. The famous beach and the town of Bol below the Vidova Gora mountain — white PP linen over natural swim shorts, leather sandals. The beach at Zlatni Rat is a pebble beach rather than sand; leather sandals with soles that manage pebbles are more practical than bare feet across the walk from the town. The beach combination for the most beautiful pebble beach in the Adriatic.

For Supetar. The island's capital and the ferry terminus from Split — the Baroque architecture, the cemetery designed by Ivan Rendić, the harbour restaurants. A PP linen shirt in white or a warm natural with linen shorts or trousers and leather sandals or shoes. The relaxed island town register.

For the stone quarries. The Brač stone — the same material that built the most significant buildings in European and American history — has a specific cultural gravity for those who seek it out. The quarry visits and the stone carving traditions of the island. A PP linen shirt in a warm earth tone with linen trousers and leather shoes.

For windsurfing and the active context. Bol is one of the Mediterranean's premier windsurfing destinations — the Maestral wind that shifts the Zlatni Rat horn also creates ideal windsurfing conditions. The beach wardrobe for the active day: natural swim shorts, a white PP linen shirt for the shore, leather sandals.

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