Brac Island is the largest island in the central Dalmatian group of islands in Croatia. Known for its stunning beaches, particularly Zlatni Rat, it attracts many tourists each year. The island features a mix of rocky and sandy shores, crystal-clear waters, and lush Mediterranean vegetation. The island's main town, Supetar, serves as a ferry port connecting Brac to the mainland. Brac is also famous for its white stone, used in notable buildings like the White House in Washington, D.C.. Visitors can enjoy various outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling, and water sports.