Water sports in which you can enjoy in Milna are: sailing, fishing and diving. Traditional Brac’s specialtie vitalac made in one of the Milna’s restaurants and taverns is worth of tasting.

In Milna has developed family tourism consisted of olive and vine growing and production of olive oil and wine, cheese, lamb, fish and ham. Milna has beautiful beaches. Most famous are Pasika, Osibova, Lucica, Maslinova bay Vlaska. Beaches are sand or pebble.

Most known event in Milna is traditional argument between islands Brac and Solta, trying to pull small island Mrduja which is located between islands Brac and Solta. Island  Mrduja is not inhabitated and it has area of 0,013 km2.

Milna is a great start point for many trips to Split, Trogir, island Hvar and many other settlements on island Brac: Bol, Supetar, Nerezisca. You can visit these places by using water taxi (speed boat) and group water transfers or you can use boat rentals  and experience them by yourself. Night life on island Brac is consisted of late night walks, disco clubs and cocktail bars on the coast and inland.

Most known night life on island Brac is in Bol, on beach Zlatni rat.

Attractions in and near Milna:

– Parish church from 1783.,
– Gothic church in bay Osibova,
– Pustinja Blaca,
– Kolac,
– Dragon cave,
– Vidova gora…

Check-in              From 14:00 hours

Check-out            From 10:00 hours

Milna is situated on area of 35 km2 where bay splits into two branches. You can get to Milna by different kinds of transportation. You can come with a car or bus, by ferry line Split-Supetar.

To Split you can get by highway A1 Zagreb-Split or main Adriatic road within the sea. You can also go with catamaran from Split directly to Milna. Airplane transportation is available at airport Split. You can get to Milna by private boat or water transfers and water taxi services by speed boat.