Golden Horn Beach
The world-famous Golden Horn beach (Zlatni Rat), on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, is unique not only for its tiny pebbles, but also for its shape, which is the letter "V". At the same time, depending on the direction of the wind and sea currents, the beach changes its shape. This unique place is located on the skeleton of Brac (Brac) — the third largest island in the Adriatic.
Brac is the largest in the group of islands of Middle Dalmatia. Brac is the third largest island in the Adriatic.
The town of Bol, which has become the hallmark of the island, is located in the southern part of the island of Brac at the foot of the Bolska Kruna mountain range, with the highest peak on the Adriatic islands (778 m above sea level).
It is in this part of the island that the unique Golden Horn beach (Zlatni Rat) is located. This is a pebble-sand cape, which changes its shape depending on the direction of the wind and sea currents.
The golden horn is the most frequent motif on Croatian postcards and attracts visitors from all over the world with its unique configuration.
The Golden Horn beach is much more than a postcard motif, it is the most famous windsurfing beach in Croatia, inviting you to enjoy and socialize throughout the day, active rest or relaxation, the beach is especially popular among young people.
Surrounded by a pine forest and a perfect transparent sea, the beach is really one of the best in the world.
For many years, this beach has been and is one of the favorite destinations for tourists, and not only for foreign, but also for Croatian.
This place attracts tourists from all continents who enjoy the sun, the sea and water sports.
The Golden Horn offers a wide range of water sports, including jet skiing, scuba diving, windsurfing and many other interesting pastime options.
For those who just want to relax and take shelter from the scorching rays of the sun, the pine forest will be an ideal option, which will be a wonderful refuge.
In addition, in the forest you can find the ruins of an ancient Roman villa, including a swimming pool.
Zlatni Rat is protected by the state as a geomorphological phenomenon