Guidebook for Brela
Parks & Nature
One of the most beautiful gravel beaches of the world is in a protected area, a cape covered in pine forest.
In July 2004, the American Forbes magazine listed this beach among the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world.
On the Western side of the beach there is the Brela Stone – a symbol of Brela, the most common motive from postcards of Brela and Croatia. The rock is covered in pines proudly protruding and presenting all its beauty and force, power and spite to grow from stone.
24 moradores locais recomendam
Punta Rata
One of the most beautiful gravel beaches of the world is in a protected area, a cape covered in pine forest.
In July 2004, the American Forbes magazine listed this beach among the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world.
On the Western side of the beach there is the Brela Stone – a symbol of Brela, the most common motive from postcards of Brela and Croatia. The rock is covered in pines proudly protruding and presenting all its beauty and force, power and spite to grow from stone.
Food Scene
Dalmatian food, old dalmatian architecture.
The best "peka" (Croatian meal) in Brela. You have to order it a day before. Restoran has free transfer.
9 moradores locais recomendam
Konoba Katara
55 Svetog JurjaDalmatian food, old dalmatian architecture.
The best "peka" (Croatian meal) in Brela. You have to order it a day before. Restoran has free transfer.
Konoba Ivandica Dvori
1 BanjeDalmatian food, old dalmatian architecture
Good food, fresh fish and great stuff. Check on Trip Advisor ;-)))
32 moradores locais recomendam
Konoba Feral
30 Obala Kneza DomagojaGood food, fresh fish and great stuff. Check on Trip Advisor ;-)))
Good restaurant, free transfer.
Very often they prepare "Pašticada" - original dalmatian food.
6 moradores locais recomendam
Villa Petra&Restaurant Burin
8 Put LukeGood restaurant, free transfer.
Very often they prepare "Pašticada" - original dalmatian food.
Restoran OBID
18 Obala Kneza DomagojaModern food restaurant.
Drinks & Nightlife
Guliver Cafe
6 Trg Alojzija Stepincasouthern comfort
IkovacGood music, good atmosphere
Waikiki beach bar Brela
22 StomaricaEssentials
Market Ivelma
5 Frankopanska5m from our house
Konzum
2 Trg Alojzija Stepinca70m from our house
Farmacy (apotheke), 30m from our house
7 moradores locais recomendam
PRIMA PHARMACY PHARMACY PHARMACY BRELA APOTHEKE
1 BiokovskaFarmacy (apotheke), 30m from our house
Supermarket, fish market and butchery.
About 1 km from our house.
14 moradores locais recomendam
Ribola Grocery Store
Trg žrtava domovinskog rataSupermarket, fish market and butchery.
About 1 km from our house.
Studenac
1 Trg žrtava domovinskog rataSupermarket Optima
48 Trg Alojzija StepincaEverything Else
Bluesun Hotel Soline
1 Trg Gospe od KarmelaThe nearest ambulance is in Bluesun hotel Soline
Brela Tourist Board
10 Trg Alojzija StepincaInfo centar, you will get all information here.
Bus stations are on the main road.
In Brela we have 2 bus stations: Kričak and Soline.
Brela Magistrala station
Bus stations are on the main road.
In Brela we have 2 bus stations: Kričak and Soline.
Entertainment & Activities
The French, during their domination (1808-1813) constructed a road along Dalmatia - from Obrovac to Boka Kotorska in a very short period of time. Today this road is known as “Napoleon's Road" or the "French Road" and was built primarily thanks to Napoleon's military commander and duke of Dubrovnik, August Marmont, who is remembered the history of Croatia for the numerous advanced measures he implemented within the Croatian region as military commander of Dalmatia and deputy of the Illyrian regions. Local people too were involved obliged to work for the road’s construction process and were paid in food.
Napoleonova cesta
The French, during their domination (1808-1813) constructed a road along Dalmatia - from Obrovac to Boka Kotorska in a very short period of time. Today this road is known as “Napoleon's Road" or the "French Road" and was built primarily thanks to Napoleon's military commander and duke of Dubrovnik, August Marmont, who is remembered the history of Croatia for the numerous advanced measures he implemented within the Croatian region as military commander of Dalmatia and deputy of the Illyrian regions. Local people too were involved obliged to work for the road’s construction process and were paid in food.