Blaca with a Quad / ATV
140.00 €
About Blaca with a Quad / ATV
Quad/ATV tour to the Blaca Hermitage with a visit to the sea military tunnels.
From Bol, the quad ride takes around 45 minutes before arriving at the parking of the remarkable Blaca Hermitage (Blaca Monastery). From the parking, we are going for about 30 30-minute hike down to the Blaca Hermitage.
Blaca Hermitage is locally known as ‘Pustinja Blaca’, this monastery is one of several hermitages scattered across Brač Island, positioned on its southern slopes. The extraordinary complex began in the 16th century, when Glagolitic monks fleeing the Ottoman invasion settled in a natural stone cave that served as their first chapel, shelter, and living quarters. Over time, it grew into the best-preserved monastery on Brač.
Today, Blaca functions as a museum, housing thousands of artifacts — among them an extensive library with 8,000 volumes, numerous artworks, a telescope, and even a 400-kilogram piano.
Throughout the trip, your guide will ensure your safety while sharing insights about the landscapes and cultural landmarks along the route.
Included in the price are snacks, drinks, and Blaca Hermitage tickets.
Itinerary: Blaca with a Quad / ATV
- Driving west from Bol towards Murvica and Farska villages
- Visiting abandoned village of Obršje
- Off-road driving to Blaca Hermitage
- After the tour of the Blaca Hermitage, drive to the military tunnel
- Optional swimming stop along the way
- Driving back to Bol
Notes!
Each booking is for one Quad / ATV vehicle and the driver, please do not forget to select the second person on the vehicle if two persons are going on one vehicle.
Blaca with a Quad / ATV tour lasts 5 to 6, depending on the skill of the drivers.
Fuel is paid extra, starting the tour with the full tank and we will stop at the gas station at the end of the tour to fill the vehicles. Average spend is dependant on the driving style of individual drivers, and it ranges from 5 to 15 liters per tour!
You can find out more information and a complete guide for Blaca Hermitage here.
