Getting Around Brač Island, Croatia

If you want the most flexible way to see Brač’s best sights, rent a car or scooter.

If you're on a budget, buses and bikes can still get you to most key locations, but plan ahead. Read more here…


  1. Rent a Car or Scooter

    Brač is a large island with stunning hidden spots, so the best way to explore at your own pace is by renting a car or scooter. Roads are well-maintained, and driving allows you to reach off-the-beaten-path gems like Vidova Gora (the highest peak in the Adriatic) and the stunning Blaca Monastery, tucked away in the cliffs.


Car Rental: Available in Supetar, Bol, and other main towns. Book in advance during peak summer.
Scooter Rental: A great alternative for solo traveller’s or couples who want to zip between beaches and villages without worrying about parking.

2. Water Taxis & Ferries for Coastal Hopping


If you’re staying in Bol or Supetar, consider using water taxis to visit nearby beaches (like Zlatni Rat) or nearby islands such as Hvar. You can also take the Jadrolinija ferry from Supetar to Split if you want a quick city escape.


3. E-Bikes or Mountain Bikes for Active Travellers


Brač has excellent cycling routes, including scenic coastal paths and hilly inland roads. Renting an electric bike (e-bike) makes it easier to tackle the island’s rugged terrain while enjoying breathtaking views.

4. Public Buses for Budget Travellers

Buses run between major towns like Supetar, Bol, Milna, and Sumartin, making it a cheap way to get around. However, schedules can be infrequent, so check ahead and plan accordingly.



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