Digital Nomads in Croatia EPI 2

Join us as we head to one of the nearby islands called Brac. Explore a little of the city Supetar, have a local meal, explore a beautiful cemetery, enjoy the Adriatic sea and head back home before starting work.
This is my girlfriend Lynn, my buddy Nick, his wife Billie Jean and I’m Bobby Starks. We are 4 Americans living and working in Split Croatia for 6 weeks just for the adventure.

Catching a boat out of Split is easy. The fairies are about a 10-minute walk from the Riva in the old town and cost 55 Kuna for a round trip to Brac. Roughly $9 US and a 45-minute boat ride.

Many of the questions I see online is if you can drink on the fairies and the answer is yes. You would actually be the odd one out if you didn't. We brought our own, but they do have a bar on board.

Brac is an island in the Adriatic Sea within Croatia. It is the largest island in Dalmatia and the third-largest in the Adriatic with a population of about 14,000 people.

The economy of Brač is based mostly on tourism, but fishing and agriculture are very important too.

After some shopping, we took a 20 min walk to a restaurant on the water called Punta. It was a beautiful place but it was very windy that day so we sat inside their protected patio. Our Konobar, Croatian for Waiter, was a cool guy and before even giving us the menu suggested to make us a dish that is from the island. I made the decision to just say yes without knowing what it was. All I know is that it was amazing. Family style serving some type of meat, some stew and of something like stuffed cord on blue, but it was very good and we definitely enjoyed the fresh salad they brought out with it.

An unexpected highlight of supetar is its fascinating cemetery, full of striking sculptural monuments. Grandest of all is the Petrinovic family mausoleum. Built from the white Brac stone between 1924 and 1927. This precious white stone was also used in building Diocletians palace in Split and the Canadian National Vimy Memorial. Very widespread is also the claim that it was used in the White House in Washington, D.C.
A striking crucifix is visible if you peer through the keyhole.

After paying our respects, there is a very beautiful beach right outside the south gate to some crystal blue water. Relaxing for a bit and again, I was the only one to get in the ocean with it being 17 degrees Celcuse and went for a little swim. I’m sure its packed with people during the high season, but right now, it was a perfect little oasis.

It was time to head back to Split so we loaded up on the fairy and I was surprised when I saw this semi-truck drive onboard. Quite impressed actually.

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