Brsečine is located above the Koločep Channel, partly in the bay of the same name and along the Adriatic Coastal Road.
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Coast
Brsečine Beach is a natural shore beach and can be reached via a paved road. Brsečine is also associated with beach tourism.
The traditional character of the village includes the cultivation of grapevines and olives, as well as the traditional keeping of sheep and goats.
Culture
Brsečine is home to a 16th-century summer manor house associated with Cvijeta Zuzorić, as well as the fortified Ohmučević-Bizzaro manor house from the 17th century, with a chapel and park.
The sacral heritage includes the Church of St. George, the ruins of the small Church of St. Stephen, and the churches of St. Saviour and St. Anne. St. Anne is considered the patron saint of the village.
Brsečine is also associated with a Late Antique archaeological site and with U Kuka Pećina, a cave site that forms part of the cultural heritage.
Nearby is Kukova Peć cave, approximately 500 metres east of Brsečine, above the old Napoleon Road towards Majkovi. The cave contains evidence of intermittent use over approximately 6,000 years; the oldest finds date from the Late Neolithic.
Port
The port of Brsečine has a 20-metre-long section for passengers to board and disembark directly.
Other places in the same administrative area: Komolac, Osojnik, Bosanka, Mokosica, Čajkovica, Suđurađ, Orasac, Mrčevo.
