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Supetar is the largest town on Brač and the main ferry connection to Split, sitting on the island's northern coast 13 kilometres across the channel from the mainland. The harbour Riva is lined with stone palazzos in the typical Dalmatian style, with the 18th-century parish church on the central square. The town's cemetery holds the Petrinović Mausoleum, a striking 1924 marble tomb carved by Ivan Rendić, Brač's most famous sculptor. Beaches west of town at Bili Rat face the Split channel with shallow turquoise water. Supetar is 50 minutes from Split by sail. Season runs May through October.
This beautiful Baroque church, located near the waterfront, features stunning stonework and a collection of religious artwork, including a 17th century Venetian altarpiece.
Towering over the town of Supetar, the Petrinović Mausoleum isn't your typical resting place. Carved from gleaming white Brač marble, this imposing structure commands attention with its intricate details and air of mystery.
Built-in 1927 by sculptor Toma Rosandić, the mausoleum serves as the final resting place for Frano Petrinović, a Supetar native who made his fortune as a stowaway turned the ship and mine owner in Chile. The mausoleum's grandeur is a testament to Petrinović's success story, a beacon for those back home dreaming of a brighter future abroad.
Calling all adventurous souls! No trip to Supetar is complete without tackling the iconic hike to Vidova Gora, the highest peak on the island of Brač. Brace yourself for a moderately challenging yet incredibly rewarding journey that will leave you breathless – literally and figuratively.
There are two main routes leading to the summit. The most popular one starts near the village of Bol, offering stunning coastal vistas as you ascend. The other trail begins inland from Supetar, taking you through charming villages, olive groves, and fragrant pine forests.
