Milna, located on the western coast of Brač Island in Croatia, is a hidden gem for a villa holiday. Known for its charming harbour, peaceful atmosphere, and authentic Dalmatian vibe, it’s ideal if you’re after relaxation with a splash of adventure and culture.

Places of interest and activities you can enjoy on a villa holiday in Milna:

Exploring Milna Town

The Marina: Stroll along the picturesque marina, watching the boats and soaking in the atmosphere. Enjoy cafes and restaurants along the waterfront.

Local Architecture: Explore the town’s traditional Dalmatian architecture, with its stone houses and charming streets.

Vidova Gora: Take a trip to the highest peak on Brač for stunning panoramic views.

Blaca Monastery: Visit this historic monastery, which is carved into a cliffside, for a unique cultural experience.

Church of Our Lady of Annunciation
Historic baroque church in the town centre with beautiful architecture and artwork. Peaceful spot to soak in some local history.

Milna’s Bays
Milna is known for its beautiful, sheltered bays, including Osibova, Maslinova, Pasikova, and Lučice. These bays offer clear waters, pebble beaches, and pine tree shade, ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
Lučice Bay, in particular, is often praised for its scenic beauty.

Restaurants which are worth a visit:

Konoba Gajeta:
The Family-run restaurant is known for it’s fresh fish, black risotto, and octopus peka. It is located in a quiet and cosy side street.
Tip: Try the grilled sea bass or Dalmatian plate with local cheeses and

Restaurant Palma
Palma has a seafront location with great harbour views, perfect for sunset dining. It specialises in Mediterranean, seafood & grill with highlights such as tuna steak, calamari, and homemade pastas.
Tip: Good selection of local wines and friendly service.

Konoba Dupini
Traditional, family-style restaurant which is great for authentic Dalmatian dishes like lamb under the bell (peka) and grilled meats. Its located slightly off the main harbour – quiet and relaxed.
Tip: Best to reserve ahead if you want peka (needs to be ordered in advance).

Konoba Vala
Hidden gem near Osibova Bay with seafront dining, perfect after a beach day. Choose from options like grilled squid, fresh fish and lobster pasta with a drink of homemade wine.
Enjoy a rustic terrace with sea views – very tranquil.

Dining in Milna can be described as an authentic and relaxed experience, with a focus on fresh, local ingredients. Expect friendly service, reasonable prices, and fresh daily specials.

Details correct as at 15/03/2025. These restaurants are neither endorsed nor recommended by Villa Select.

The best beaches to enjoy when in Milna:

Osibova Bay (Uvala Osibova)
Distance: ~2.5 km south of Milna
Time: ~7 min drive / ~35–40 min walk
Why Visit: Beautiful, tranquil cove with turquoise water, great for swimming and snorkelling. The bay is also quiet, ideal for couples or anyone seeking peace and nature.
Facilities: No major facilities – bring your own food/drinks. Some villas nearby.

Lučice Bay (Uvala Lučice)
Distance: ~2.5 km southeast of Milna
Time: ~10 min drive / ~1 hr walk (hilly terrain)
Why Visit: Stunning natural bay with secluded swimming spots, often visited by yachts.
Facilities: Small beach bar/restaurant in summer.

Bijaka Bay (Plaža Bijaka)
Distance: ~500 m from Milna town centre
Time: ~5–10 min walk
Why Visit: Closest beach to town, with pebbles, shade from pine trees, and easy access.
Facilities: Small beach bar, sunbeds, and showers in summer.

Pasika Beach
Distance: ~1 km west of Milna
Time: ~15–20 min walk / 5 min drive
Why Visit: Small pebble beach tucked away from crowds, clear shallow waters. Enjoy some peace and quiet with some lovely swimming spots.
Facilities: None – natural setting.

Bobovišća Beach (near Bobovišća na moru)
Distance: ~8 km north of Milna
Time: ~15 min drive
Why Visit: Picturesque village beach with calm bay, ideal for swimming and exploring. Definitely worth a visit for a day trip, combining beach and village charm.
Facilities: Small cafes and shops in the village.