43 Flaschen pro Jahr und begeistert Sommeliers mit Rosé und Rotweinen. Das Städtchen Bol hat die schönsten Weinberge der Insel zu bieten. Sie befinden sich an den Südhängen des Ortes. Hier wird der bekannte Wein Bolski Plavac angebaut. Das Weingut Stina produziert elegante Weine mit einer frischen Note. Der Weinkeller ist von April bis Oktober für Verkostungen geöffnet. Weinliebhaber müssen das Hotel »Lemongarden« jedoch nicht verlassen. Hier gibt es eine tolle Auswahl an kroatischen Weinen, die man im stimmungsvollen Olivenhain bei kleinen Festen verkosten kann. Dazu wird authentische kroatische Küche serviert. Perfektes Urlaubsfeeling lässt sich direkt am Meer im Gourmet-Restaurant beim Fine Dining erleben, wenn man ein gutes Glas Wein und das Leben genießt. Brač is the largest island in Dalmatia and has a lot to offer in its 395 square kilometres. In addition to tourism, the approximately 14,500 inhabitants of the idyllic island find their main sources of income in fishing as well as in wine and the cultivation of olives around the towns of Supetar, Milna, Bol, Postira, Pucisca, Sutivan and Povlja. When exploring the island, you will come across tranquil streets and a peaceful atmosphere in the smaller villages, which invite those seeking relaxation to linger. With their picturesque Dalmatian stone houses made of white limestone, quarried on the island, these villages offer wonderful photo opportunities. The ancient Romans used the island‘s limestone to build amphitheatres, temples, and palaces. In more recent times, the stone was used in the construction of the White House in Washington, the Hofburg in Vienna and the Reichstag building in Berlin. CRYSTAL CLEAR WATER AND RELAXATION Golden beaches and blue sea, mostly framed by a green backdrop of forests, make Brač a popular destination for classic beach holidaymakers. Probably the most famous beach on the island can be found near the resort of Bol. Zlatni Rat, also known as the Golden Horn, consists of light-coloured, round pebbles and juts out like a horn several hundred metres into the azure waters of the Adriatic. The shape of the beach is constantly changing due to the effects of wind and waves. If you want to explore the fantastic underwater world in more detail, you can do so around the small vacation resort of Sutivan, where the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic are ideal for diving and snorkelling. The white pebble beach of the »Lemongarden« hotel, which is surrounded by a pine forest, is also located here and is ideal for swimming and sunbathing. And if you are looking for pure relaxation, you can enjoy a massage with a sea view to the sound of the waves. ACTIVELY EXPLORE THE ISLAND Active holidaymakers such as hikers and cyclists like to explore the island in spring and autumn when the temperatures are pleasant. The island has some high peaks and beautiful landscapes with vineyards and olive groves to explore. Brač is home to a large number of early Christian and old Croatian churches, which are best visited on a hike. A popular tour is the approximately two-hour hike up the Vidova Gora mountain, which at 778 metres is the highest mountain on the island. The hiking route is marked and therefore easy to find. Once you reach the summit, you have an impressive view of the Adriatic Sea and the Golden Horn. It is also Radtouren. Brač kann zu jeder Jahreszeit mit den Fahrrad erkundet werden. Touren führen in jeder Schwierigkeitsstufe über die Insel und ermöglichen es, Land und Leute kennenzulernen. worth making a detour to the dragon cave »Zmajeva Spilja«, where there is an impressive dragon relief. Many traces of Croatian hermits can also still be found there. Guests of the »Lemongarden« can explore the island on tours of varying degrees of difficulty using the hotel‘s own bicycles, mountain bikes or a gravel bike. The cycle routes pass through the diverse landscape, past vineyards, olive groves, goats, and sheep all the way to the coast. If you prefer something more comfortable, you can go on a journey of discovery in one of the »Lemongarden« Mini Cooper convertibles. Or how about exploring Brač and the neighbouring islands by boat? Just ask at the hotel reception! THE WINE OF THE ISLAND The island‘s wineries are also suitable destinations for excursions. One of them is the Senjković Winery in the mountains of Brač. It is run by former footballer Saša Senjković and his wife Magdalena, who manage the Saša family vineyards. The winemaking couple produce up to 45,000 bottles a year at their winery and delight sommeliers with rosé and red wines. The small town of Bol has the most beautiful vineyards on the island, located on the southern slopes of the town. The famous Bolski Plavac wine is grown here. The Stina winery produces elegant, fresh wines. The wine cellar is open for tastings from April to October. However, wine lovers don‘t have to leave the Lemongarden Hotel. There is a great selection of Croatian wines here, which can be tasted at small parties in the atmospheric olive grove. Authentic Croatian cuisine is also served. The perfect holdiay feeling can be experienced right by the sea in the gourmet restaurant with fine dining, enjoying a good glass of wine and the good life. <
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