Day 4 – Brac
Klaus JonesAugust 16th, 2009 at 7:24 am
The day after our Hvar experience was thankfully a fairly relaxed one, with the major attraction being the Golden Horn on the island of Brac. What is unique about this beach, apart from the fact that is shaped like a giant horn sticking into the ocean, is that it changes shape daily as the tides move the pebbles around. This means that while it might curve to the left at the start of the day, by the end it could curve quite distinctly to the right.
While this is happening, adventurous kite surfers often jump over the very tip of the horn, as the winds allow them to get 7-8 seconds of airtime.
That evening we hit up the town of Bol, still on Brac, and enjoyed an open air cinema with the locals, watching The Boat That Rocked.
The day after our Hvar experience was thankfully a fairly relaxed one, with the major attraction being the Golden Horn on the island of Brac. What is unique about this beach, apart from the fact that is shaped like a giant horn sticking into the ocean, is that it changes shape daily as the tides move the pebbles around. This means that while it might curve to the left at the start of the day, by the end it could curve quite distinctly to the right.
While this is happening, adventurous kite surfers often jump over the very tip of the horn, as the winds allow them to get 7-8 seconds of airtime.
That evening we hit up the town of Bol, still on Brac, and enjoyed an open air cinema with the locals, watching The Boat That Rocked.