Discover Lozisca – Brac's Hidden Stone Village

Most visitors come to Brac for its beaches. I invite you to discover its soul. Join me for a relaxed one-hour walk through Lozisca, one of the island's most beautiful and authentic stone villages. Together we'll explore stories carved into its streets, houses and magnificent bell tower, while discovering the people who shaped its identity. You'll hear about Ivan Rendic, Croatia's sculptor who designed the village's remarkable bell tower, writer Vladimir Nazor and the legendary Shepherd Loda, the inspiration behind one of Croatia's most beloved literary characters. We'll also talk about the famous TV series Naše malo misto, traditional Dalmatian life, and how this small community preserved its unique spirit for centuries. This is not a history lecture. It's an invitation to slow down and experience the Mediterranean way of life. Inquire for transport options and delicious homemade lunch or dinner.

What we'll discover - The history of Lozisca and its remarkable stone architecture - The story behind Ivan Rendic's extraordinary bell tower - Vladimir Nazor and the legend of Shepherd Loda - Local traditions, community life and Mediterranean customs - Hidden viewpoints and the best photo locations - Stories that connect the past with everyday life today Homemade Marenda or Dinner: OPG Divja from Ložišća hosts vegan and vegetarian Marenda - in Dalmatia means a perfect time for mid morning meal and Sunset dinner with the view on the Ivan Rendić bell tower and Bobovišća Bay. In the Divja garden and artisan kitchen, Armina Pilav - herbalist, artisan cook and architect prepares different meals with fresh vegetables from her garden, extra virgin olive oil from Divja olive groove, fruits and cheese from local producers paired with sourdough bread and focaccia, fermented wild plants and fruits. Homemade drinks are included as liquors from black olives, wild herbs, wallnut, cold herbal tea and local wine.