Beach after beach
The Adriatic is studded with breathtaking beaches, and Brela’s are no exception. As with most of Croatia, you’ll find pebbles rather than sand in these parts, but you’ll get the usual café-lined promenades, twinkling blue waters and parasols and sun beds to rent. You’re in for a treat!
A sight worth seeing
This is an area with a rich history, and the charming churches are well worth a visit. You have a nature reserve right on your doorstep too, so keep the camera handy for some postcard-perfect pics. Stand back and enjoy the view of the town’s sugar cube houses spilling down the hillside.
Why is Brela famous?
Brela is renowned for its crystal-clear sea, stunning pebble beaches such as Punta Rata, and its iconic Brela Rock, which is often featured in photographs of the Croatian coast. It has also been ranked among Europe’s most beautiful seaside destinations.
What are the best beaches in Brela?
The most famous beach in Brela is Punta Rata Beach, frequently listed among the best beaches in the world. Other popular beaches include Podrače Beach, Soline Beach, and Berulia Beach, all known for their clean waters, pine tree shade, and family-friendly atmosphere.
What activities can visitors enjoy in Brela?
Brela offers a range of activities from swimming, and snorkelling to hiking and cycling in the nearby Biokovo Nature Park. Visitors can also book boat excursions to nearby islands such as Brač and Hvar.
Is Brela suitable for families with children?
Yes, Brela is considered one of the most family-friendly destinations on the Adriatic Coast. The gentle beaches, shallow entry points into the sea, safety facilities, and child-friendly accommodation options make it ideal for families.
What is the best time to visit Brela?
The best time to visit Brela is between May and September, when the weather is warm and sunny. July and August are peak months, while May, June, and September are perfect for fewer crowds and milder temperatures.
