Postira is a place on the north side of the island Brač, located between Split and Pučišća. Postira name comes from the Latin word Pastura School what means pasture. Postira was first mentioned in the far 1347. Year. The castle Lazarić stands out between the old stone building with Renaissance gables. Croatian Poet Vladimir Nazor and Pavo Gospodnetić a sculptor who worked in the 1600 s in beautiful cathedral in Sibenik were Born in Postira. The parish church svetog Ivana Krstitelja was built in the middle of the 16. Century and rebuilt and renovated in 1873. Archaeological site Mirje situated above Postira is examined. The Paleochristian Abbey cloister has been found there. Underneath of its pavement have recently been found the walls of the early Christian church with a space in the shape of a cross with the Baptistery found the two tanks. A little further east in a sandy bay were examined the remains of the other Christian Church. At the bottom of the bay were found the remain...s of the Roman agricultural building. Postira offers well-equipped rooms and apartments , especially for tourists which search for a peaceful and quiet holiday. But also basketball, tennis and bowling are in the offer . In the area of Postira there are several small bays with rock and sandy beaches, surrounded by pine trees. In the summer, especially in the main season there are various excursions and events such as summer feast or for decades traditional festivals. Postira is with frequent ferry connections connected to Split and Makarska. Postira is a small fishing village whose fertile land offers to tourists and hosts high-quality, regional food and very good wines.