In the morning, you will be gone with the wind that will take you to Bol on the island of Brač. You can drop your anchor depending on the wind, which can be pretty strong around here, on the left or the right side of one of the most famous beaches of the Adriatic, Zlatni Rat (the Golden Cape) beach. On the charts, you will find the name Dugi Rat (the Long Cape), but the locals always called it Zlatni Rat and the name has stuck since. A long and pebbly beach of several hundred meters, extending straight out into the sea, Zlatni Rat is a true symbol of Croatia and Brac. You have probably seen pictures of it before since it is constantly used in Croatian tourism promotions and is said to be one of the most beautiful spots in Europe. A visit is highly recommended and very relaxing. You could spend the night in Bol’s bay, but as the harbor is not well protected from winds we do recommend anchoring in Vrboska on the island of Hvar instead.