Milna is situated on the furthest southwest point of the island Brac, on the bottom of the valley of crystal clear see and hundred years old pine tree forest. Milna boasts gorgeous sand and pebble beaches (Pasika, Osibova, Lucice, Maslinova). Milna is made of Brac marble (White House is also made of Brac marble), is facing the sun and the sunset and it is protected from the strong see winds but light breeze refreshes during the summer afternoons.

Milna developed at the beginning of the 17th century. Town church since 1783 has monumental baroque front and late baroque altar is the work of Sebastian Ricci together with the sculptures of St Joseph and Jaramillo. Church is dominated by folk motive and you can visit the ruins of the gothic church in Osibovo.

This miniature oasis of the Mediterranean culture is rich in: sailing, fishing and vineyards history. Alongside long, curvy coastline stretch palm trees and from the hills you are treated to the unforgivable sights of Milnas valleys and beaches.