Location: Pucisce
Top Things to do in Pucisce
The 10 Best Things to Do in Pucisce, Croatia
Pučišća (Croatian pronunciation: [pûtʃiːʃt͡ɕa], Italian: Pucischie) is a coastal town and a municipality on the island of Brač in Croatia. It is often listed as one of the prettiest villages in Europe. It is known for its white lime stone and beautiful bay. The town has a population of 1,529 (2011 census).
Restaurants in Pucisce
1. Stone
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Betula103 - Australia
The pretty seaside town of Pucisca on the Croatian island of Brac has a high school which also teaches stonemason skills. The white stone on this island has been used since Roman times and was even used at the White House in America.
Every year two classes of 25 students are accepted to do either a three or four year stonemason course in addition to their normal secondary education. There is even a student hostel. We were able to look around the two workshops and were most impressed with the work of students.
2. Vidova Gora
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4.5 based on 544 reviews
Reviewed By Snowy587 - Manchester, United Kingdom
Had great holiday with walking leaders Angela and Vic Blundell. Footsteps in Croatia. Did not have t think about anything. They organized transport to and from walks. So informative with history of country. And really put their energy into making the group of 14 holiday enjoyable. Thankyou. Highly recommended.
3. Lovrecina Bay
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 83 reviews
Lovrečina cove is situated on the northern part of the island of Brač, between Postira and Pučišće, known for its large sandy beach and precious archaeological sites. The remains of the St. Lawrence basilica from the 5th and 6th century can be found in Lovrečina and local pilgrims from the surrounding places visit it on the feast day of St. Lawrence, August 10. You can reach the cove by boat and by car.
Reviewed By Raduz D
We have spent a nice afternoon at the beach. There is a simple restaurant, with a full drinks menu bar directly at the beach. Large parking (20kn) is also available, just the street is a little steaper and one way only.Dear, thank you for your kind review! We hope to see you again :)
4. Wine Tasting Brac & Olive Oil Brac
Overall Ratings
5 based on 63 reviews
Visitors interested in original Brac wine tasting and olive oil tasting are welcomed in a traditional setting of old stone houses, which includes old fashioned wine cellar, ethno house and wine garden. Along with our high quality wine Plavac Mali Franulic we offer a range of other products: various grappas, olive oil and olives, anchovies, domestic cheese, capers, rock samphire, etc.
Reviewed By Irini B
We called the winery if we could come that day, and they were really flexible with the time of our arrival. Last minute, two friends wanted to join and this was no problem. When we arrived we could choose where we wanted to sit, all...MoreHello Irini and thank you for sharing your impressions. We appreciate all the positive feedback and hope we will meet again in the future for another wine tasting. Cheers!
5. Blue Emotion charter
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Dear guests, friends and partners, We are offering boats rental, speedboat transfers, boat trips, fishing, and more. Ride on, enjoy the spirit of local costumes and discover the most hidden bays and Beaches of our coast. Explore the sea in you...
Reviewed By Jukka H - Espoo, Finland
We are a family of three (11yr old son) from Finland with plenty of prior boating experience but first time in Croatia. We contacted Blue Emotion late friday evening to ask for rental for saturday. Zlatko, who answered was very friendly and helpfull and whilst they were potentially booked for the boat we wanted he reverted in 20 min and we managed to get the boat. On saturday morning we received good instructions on the boat and tips on where to go and general tips on boating in Croatia. We also got a cooler and tube for the enjoyment of our son.
The evening return time was flexible which was good. We were greeted by Zlatko and two of his brother in laws and were given a lift to our apartment pier.
Friendly service, family business, good boats and extras as needed. Highly recommend.
6. Sumartin Beach
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4.5 based on 64 reviews
7. The Island of Brac Museum - Skrip
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4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Margaret F - Athlone, Ireland
My husband & I visited this museum during a bus tour of the Island of Brac and found it quite interesting. It has sculptures, urns and other artifacts dating from ancient times, when Greek and Roman settlements occupied the island. It also has objects from more recent centuries, showing the way of life of the people who lived here.
8. Best of Adriatic
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Best of Adriatic is a boutique destination agency for tailored and private travel. We operate in the Adriatic countries of Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro and Bosnia & Herzegovina!
Reviewed By Karl S
Wonderful service from a friendly and professional staff. They helped my wife and I with our accommodation and transportation needs all throughout Croatia - from Dubrovnik to Zagreb, and even arranged a day trip into Slovenia. I highly recommend.Thanks for your wonderful feedback, Karl. We were very happy that you managed to enjoy your stay even though there were a couple of rainy days along the trip. Hope to see you again, here in the Land of the Tall ;)
9. Supetar cemetery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By CFEIII - Austin, Texas
On my first day on Brac island, I was looking for a good place to watch the sunset and wandered by the mausoleum. I didn't go in, but was impressed with the structure. I realized it was a cemetery of some sort, but had to go back and read about it to find out what it was.
10. Church of St. Jerolime
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Travelfan - Los Angeles, California
This is not a church that will make you ooh and aah. Rather, it will make you go "huh?" Coming in from the blindingly white buildings outside, it is rather dark inside this small, unpretentious church. Unfortunately, it looks like it was decorated by committee. The pale blue and white ceiling looks like Wedgwood, there is a startlingly beautiful chandelier from Italy that looks like it should be in a fancy hotel, and there are some historic crypts in the floor. It is very small (as is the town of Pucisca) and is certainly cool in the broiling sun.
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