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I recently returned from a family holiday in Milna and have mixed feelings about my experience. The picturesque beauty of the area is undeniable, with breathtaking scenery that truly takes your breath away. However, traveling with a baby added an extra layer of challenge, especially when attempting to conquer the hills in scorching hot weather. The uphill climbs became quite daunting and exhausting, making us rethink our decision to explore on foot with a little one. Milna's variety of bars and restaurants provided a delightful culinary adventure for our family. From quaint cafes to bustling restaurants, we were able to indulge in a diverse range of delicious dishes and refreshing drinks. The local cuisine and friendly service made dining a highlight of the trip, even though managing a baby's needs in between bites proved to be a juggling act. However, we were surprised to find that many establishments lacked proper baby changing facilities, which made things quite challenging. Unfortunately, we were left a bit disappointed by the lack of family-friendly activities available. While the natural surroundings were perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, the options for free or independent activities that catered to both adults and a baby were limited. It seemed that most of the exciting experiences required paying for guided tours or excursions, which made us hesitant given our family circumstances. Additionally, the easier routes we found were mostly comprised of steps, making it difficult to navigate with a buggy. In summary, Milna's enchanting scenery, charming bars, and diverse restaurants offer a wonderful vacation destination. However, the challenging hills in hot weather, difficulties of traveling with a baby, lack of baby changing facilities in some establishments, and the reliance on paid tours could potentially dampen the overall experience, particularly for families seeking a more accessible and family-friendly environment.

Picturesgue village that has a vivid marina and promenade, sufficient services and still is peaceful enough to enjoy your stay without crowds. Lots of nice resturants around the marina(try fresh fish!), vegetable market weekly, cafes, clothes shop, bakeries, groceries, pedicure, massage, churches, beaches... all walking distance. Clean, safe and so beautiful. Catamaran from Split, stopping on the island Solta. Surrounded by nature, mountains and the sea. Bus to Supetar(frequent ferries) and from there to other parts of the island.

Milna is an adorable little port town. Bol seems to be more of a tourist hub, this place was perfect (if a little quiet due to off-season). We rented an ATV through rentamotorino.com and drove it around the countryside and to Bol. That was amazing!

Milna is small town on the island of Brać, but maybe the most beautiful one with big marina, lovely architecture based on typical Dalmatian architecture of stone houses. Very romantic place, surrounded by pine woods. Adriatic Sea shows it’s best in this parts of the world. In surrounding you can find so many lovely beaches and do on daily bases excursions to many places. Brac is full of history . From Milna is easy to take boats and visit other islands by ferry lines. There are so many restaurants in the town, and also on the island where you can experience delicious food.

Quiet place, great scenery. The village is small but with all the necessary services readily available. Fast sea connection (3o minutes) with Split available. Well organized marina. Average proficiency in foreign languages, including english rather poor. Sometimes it really is somehow problematic

Milna is a charming low-key little harbour village with plenty of restaurants to keep you well-fed for a few days. We spent a day at a private water-side garden complete with boat ride there and back (see Rent a Boat Milna) and would recommend that very highly. There are various pebble beaches in the area in small little coves. We stayed a couple of miles outside the village. If you were stopping close to the harbour then you may find the people on the many moored boats to be a bit noisy at night.