Following a 50-minute public ferry ride from Split, we travel past the highest vineyards in all Croatia to make the spectacular descent to the town of Bol, famous for its Golden Horn beach. Our first appointment takes us to the first Dalmatian wine cooperative, dating back to 1903. Its current occupant, Stina winery, is modern, stylish and outstanding, and you should not only try their awarded wines but check out their award-winning bottle labels too! Truly unique!

Afterwards, we continue to visit Saša Senjković, one of the leaders of resurgence on Brač whose family wine cellar is located in the tiny village of Dračevica. Located in an old family house, the Senjković experience smacks of authenticity and tradition and the wines on offer are truly special - Bosso, Bročka Rič and the outstanding Spoza rose. Add to that the considerable culinary talent of his wife Magdalena and here is an authentic food and wine pairing not to be missed! Enjoy the tastings and subsequent lunch on a special private estate on a hilltop. Unique gastronomy treat, fabulous wines and a setting to die for!

At the end of this perfect day, you will have a nice insight into the unique relationship between the Dalmatian karst stone, its wines and the resilience of the people who create life out of the rugged and tough landscape of Brač - people like Saša who have persisted, worked hard and created magic to share with you!