This beautiful little town is located in the heart of the Makarska Riviera, on the Adriatic coast, halfway between Split and Dubrovnik. Brela is famous for its crystal-clear waters and the main attraction is the famous Punta Rata beach, which has been voted one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. In September it's still beach time, but the crowds disappear and prices are more reasonable.
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with terrace and jakuzzi
total price: 1117 £/2 person/10 nights
Attractions in and around the city:
Punta Rata Beach: one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, with crystal clear waters
Brela Rock: The iconic rock that rises out of the sea and is one of the most photographed landmarks in the city.
Soline Beach: A quieter, lesser known beach, ideal for a peaceful break.
Podrače Beach: A quieter, lesser known beach, ideal for a peaceful break
Biokovo National Park: A quieter, lesser known beach, ideal for a peaceful break.
Kamen Brela: A quieter, lesser known beach, ideal for a peaceful break.
Brela Seafront Promenade.
Brela Pinewoods.
Gospina Port
Active programmes in the area:
Hiking in the Biokovo National Park: explore the park's stunning hiking trails and enjoy the magnificent views.
Cycling: rent a bike and explore Brela on two wheels.
Diving and snorkelling: discover the wildlife of the Adriatic Sea under crystal clear water.
Recreation programmes:
Sunbathing at Punta Rata beach: enjoy the sun and the sea in one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
Local restaurants. Taste the best of Croatian cuisine in a beachside restaurant
How to get to Brela?
From London to Split it takes 2 hours 25 minutes by plane, and from Split there is a bus to Brela every 2 hours (duration 55 minutes).
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