Welcome to Brela, spring of beauty!
Brela is a small tourist resort situated on the Makarska Riviera. They offer the riches of the crystalline sea, seven kilometres of natural pebble beaches, the scent and the beauty of the thick pine tree forest (in large part a natural monument), numerous pedestrian zones which entangle from the walking area along the coast, to the old hamlets, proud of the old Dalmatian architecture, and all the way to the peaks of the mountain Biokovo.

Beacuse of its natural and cultural heritage, from the very beginning of its past the resort of Brela hasf an important part in the tourism of Makarska riviera. Today the resort Brela continues its long tradition in offering to toursits the comfortable accommodation and hospitality of their residents, old Dalmatian cuisine, wines, song, and amusement.

Bay is a beautiful resort situated halfway between Omis and Makarska. At the foot of the mountain Biokovo there is a beautiful beach with a restaurant and submarine water source.
Vruja Bay (Dubci)
Vruja Bay (Dubci)Bay is another pearl of Omis Riviera. Vruja is also called Vrulja or Dubci. Bay is situated halfway between Omis and Makarska. And at the foot of the mountain Biokovo is a beautiful beach with a renovated, elite restaurant and hotel. Near the beach is underwater source of the Cetina River, and this bay is an ideal place to cool off in the hot summen days. According to a local legend there is a sunken city Pelegrin whose bells are heard in stormy nights.
Bay can be easily reached by boats, and it is a favorite destination for tourist ships that sails from Omis or Mimice. Beach in Vruja is truly beautiful, and it is one of the most beautiful beaches in the whole Adriatic. There is a well on the beach with the natural spring water from the river Cetina. Here you will find meditating tranquility, and untouched nature. If you are unable to visit bay with a boat, be sure to stop by, with the car, above on the road and take an unforgettable photographs of this amazing part of the Adriatic coast.

Island Brac, the largest island of the central Dalmatian group of islands, the third largest among the Adriatic islands; area 394.57 sq km; population 13,824. It is separated from the mainland by the Brac Channel, from the island of Solta by the so-called Splitska Vrata (Split Gate) and from the Island of Hvar by the Hvar Channel.
The highest peak of the island, Vidova Gora (Vitus' Mount) (778 m), is also the highest peak of all Croatian islands.

The limestone part of the coast is rocky and steep, while the rest is rather low and sandy (on the southern side from Farska to Bol, and on the northern side from Sutivan to Supetar).