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About Brela

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Informations about Brela

While it might seem immodest to label any place (especially the one you call home) as the most beautiful in the world, the reputation of Brela speaks for itself. Repeatedly praised in prestigious tourist guides and recommendations, it's a destination favored by those who have experienced its charm firsthand. Positioned between Split to the northwest and Makarska to the south, Brela resides in the heart of Central Dalmatia, an area renowned for its pebbly beaches and crystalline blue sea, mirroring the azure sky.

 

With a population of 1500, Brela forms an integral part of the famed Makarska Riviera, often likened to its more renowned counterpart, the French Azure Coast. While the beaches of resorts like Nice and Cannes are man-made, Brela boasts the most exquisite natural creations.

 

Nestled within the protective embrace of the Biokovo mountain range, where the slopes gently meet the sea, Brela originated as a humble fishing village. Its Mediterranean climate, characterized by mild winters and long, warm summers, has fostered a haven for diverse plant and animal species. Embracing a philosophy of sustainable tourism, Brela proudly preserves its greatest asset: its natural beauty.

 

Renowned by global travelers traversing the coastline, Brela has evolved from a modest tourist destination of the past century to an irresistible attraction for visitors of all ages. Whether you seek tranquil relaxation by the sea, thrilling adventures, or the perfect blend of both, Brela promises an ideal vacation experience. In summer, the population surges as the town transforms into a vibrant coastal retreat, celebrated not only for its beaches but also for the industrious locals cultivating grapes for high-quality wines, olives yielding exquisite olive oil, and the famous Maraska sour cherry products.

 

Famous tourist magazine Forbes classified Brela beaches in 20 most beautiful beaches in the world. Brela's beaches, including the esteemed Punta Rata and Berulija, hold the prestigious Blue Flag designation, reserved for ecologically clean and well-organized beaches offering a plethora of amenities. Nearby, diving enthusiasts are drawn to some of the Adriatic's most captivating underwater landscapes.

 

Moreover, Brela benefits from excellent transportation links along the Adriatic coast, with the Adriatic road providing seamless access to neighboring towns. The recent addition of new highways has further facilitated visitor arrivals and departures, alleviating the summer traffic congestion that was once commonplace.