Plaza Podrace

This beach is absolutely stunning and deserves a 5-star rating. I highly recommend bringing swimming shoes as the water is crystal clear and heavenly. However, it's important to note that parking can be quite expensive at 20 kuna per hour.

An ideal location to relax and unwind, this beach is a collection of petite coves furnished with convenient amenities such as showers, changing rooms, and shaded benches. The beach is situated along a lengthy pedestrian path, inaccessible by car and with imprecise Google Maps directions, requiring visitors to park at the nearby Punta Rata restaurant. This beach caters to all types of beachgoers, including couples, families with children, and individuals. For those seeking refreshments or light bites, there are a few restaurants in the vicinity.

This beach is a delightful spot for swimming. During the first week of September, it was pleasantly uncrowded. We were able to take advantage of the beach chairs provided. Additionally, the refreshing shade provided by the trees was a welcome relief from the blazing sun. Furthermore, there were showers available for use.

This beach is a wonderful spot for those seeking an active day out. There are plenty of opportunities to participate in sports and other fun activities. The iconic Brela symbol is located nearby, adding to the charm of the area. However, it is important to note that this beach is quite popular and can be quite crowded, even on weekdays. If you are looking for a peaceful and serene environment, this may not be the best option for you. Additionally, vendors may approach you with various wares and can be quite loud in their sales pitches. If you do decide to visit, be aware that there is a paid parking lot located 800 meters up the road, costing 50 HRK for a full day.

This charming cove is a sight to behold, with a natural rock formation dividing the beach into two parts, the northern section being slightly smaller. Even in the early hours, the beach can get quite crowded, but the stunning water color is worth the effort. Visitors will be delighted to find free showers available, and a promenade that leads to the famous Punta Rata rock. The best way to access the beach is by parking in the designated lot and walking down. The road leading to the beach is busy and lacks spots to move aside, making it difficult to navigate. It is worth noting that all services are located in Punta Rata, which is only a five-minute walk away.