Sumartin

Additional facilities: The foundations of the Franciscan monastery were laid by father Andrija Kačić Miošić in 1747. The monastery includes a museum and archive, housing valuable paintings of Venetian Baroque, gold artifacts, new monastery coat-of-arms, ethnographical collection and the like. We recommend: Visit to the Franciscan monastery, as well as to the places of Splitska, Škrip, Postira and Dol, and to the tourist destination of Bol. General information Sumartin – place and harbor in the bay of the same name on the southeastern coast of the island of Brac. The economy is based on agriculture, wine and olive growing, fishing and tourism. It lies on the road that runs through the entire island. It is a ferry port and is connected to Makarska. Smaller yachts can dock in the harbor, while larger ones can anchor in the middle of the bay. Ferries, yachts, and fishing boats, as well as the well-kept monastery museum, give the impression of a lively tourist destination. Clean waters, fresh fish, intact nature, homegrown food (cheese, honey, lamb and wine), as well as fun and entertainment in nearby Bol make Sumartin an attractive destination.