MILNA, a small town and harbour in the cove of the same name, on the western coast of the island of Brac, 20 km southwest of Supetar. Economy is based on farming, shipbuilding, fishing, processing of fish and tourism. The cove of Milna (Luka Milna), with a large outer and a small, shallow inner part, is the best port on the island of Brac.

Milna is the best natural harbour on the island of Brac. Nice coves with sand and pebble beaches stretch in the vicinity of the harbour (Pasika, Osibova, Lucice, Maslinova). A nice public beach is in the cove of Vlaska.

Milna developed at the beginning of the 17th century. The parish church Our Lady of the Annunciation from 1783 has a monumental Baroque front and a cycle of stuccoes (Rococo) from the early 19th century. The late Baroque altarpiece The Annunciation is a work by Sebastian Ricci. In the cove of Osibova are the ruins of a small Gothic church. During the Napoleonic wars, the Russian fleet had its base in Milna (1800).