Brela

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The Marina Brela Soline is open from early May to late October and offers more than 100 berths, all of which are equipped with mooring lines and electricity and water supply. 50 of them are available for guest yachts but the harbor is almost always occupied. Unfortunately, the information about the sanitary facilities is not available.

The next gas station is located further south in the port of Makarska.

Shopping in Brela
Relatively good shopping is available in Brela city. In addition to the 3 supermarkets, there is also a bakery and a butcher shop and along the beach fresh fruit and vegetable stands are opened during the day and you can buy fresh fish at the harbor. The next major market is in Baska Voda, 3 km away, which can be reached by car or a beautiful “lungmare” (walk along the shoreline) on foot in about 30 minutes.

Food and Leisure in Brela
Close to the marina are some relatively good cafe bars, restaurants and taverns and that serve typical dishes and the usual fresh fish dishes but also an offer of international food can be found on some menus.

The landmark of the place and the whole Makarska Riviera is located in the sea - Kamen Brela (also called Brela Stone – a boulder with a beautiful pine tree growing from inside it), which is close to the Punta Rata beach. This is one of the most beautiful and well-known beaches in Croatia and has for years been awarded the blue flag for its good quality.
But Brela itself offer some interesting churches and an archaeological parks, which offer interesting insights into the Brela’s past.