Bluesun Hotel Berulia

💡 Bright, contemporary rooms with fresh, coastal styling
📍 Excellent location just steps from Berulia’s pebble beach
🏊 Infinity-style pool overlooking the Adriatic Sea
🏢 Clean, modern architecture blending into the pine-covered hillside
💆 Spa facilities with sauna, steam, whirlpool and treatments
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Board options: Bed and Breakfast, Half Board

Child age guidelines: up to 13 years for typical child pricing (may vary by offer).
Hotel layout: 2 accommodation blocks, 236 rooms, 4 floors and 4 lifts.

Brela is one of the prettiest stretches of the Makarska Riviera, where pine forests tumble down to pearl-white pebbles and impossibly clear water. Bluesun Hotel Berulia is tucked into the slopes just above Berulia beach, with a seafront promenade linking you to cafés, ice cream stalls and viewpoints along the coast.

Head north along the path to reach Brela’s relaxed resort centre, or wander south towards Baska Voda for a livelier scene. Makarska and its ferry port are an easy day trip away, opening up island-hopping to Brac or Hvar. With a nature reserve in the hills behind and Kamen Brela’s photogenic rock emerging from the sea nearby, this is a spot where you’ll want your camera handy.

30m from Berulia pebble beach
500m from Brela resort centre
900m from Baska Voda resort centre
12km from Makarska and ferry port

Approx. transfer time from airport: 1 hour 20 minutes from Split (SPU)

Brela, Split and Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

Bluesun Hotel Berulia keeps dining stylish but relaxed, with a focus on fresh Mediterranean flavours and long, sea-view evenings.

The main buffet restaurant serves breakfast and dinner, with show-cooking stations and a mix of international, Italian and local Dalmatian dishes. Expect grilled fish, colourful salads and plenty of options for both adults and children. Highchairs are available, and the hotel usually requests no beachwear and long trousers for gentlemen at dinner.

For something more intimate, Puž à la carte restaurant sits right by the beach. It specialises in international, Italian and local cuisine for leisurely lunches and dinners – ideal for seafood, pasta and a glass of Croatian wine with the waves as your backdrop (reservations and supplements may apply, especially on Half Board).

Drinks are covered by two bars: Blue Bar, the lobby bar for coffees, cocktails and pre-dinner drinks, and the pool bar, open from morning until late, which also serves snacks during the day. Opening dates and times are seasonal and can vary, so check on arrival.

Board basis details (what’s included for each option) can differ between seasons; your Travelisto travel designer will confirm the latest inclusions at the time of booking. What All Inclusive typically includes.

With two outdoor freshwater pools, you’re never far from a refreshing dip. One of the pools has a sleek, infinity-style design that visually blends into the Adriatic beyond, making it a favourite for sunset swims and photos. Both pools are framed by terraces with sunbeds and parasols, and pool towels are usually available with a refundable deposit.

One of the pools is typically heated between mid-April and mid-October, depending on weather and hotel occupancy – handy for early- or late-season stays.

Just a few steps below the terraces, a path threads through the pines to Berulia’s pebble beach. Like most of the Dalmatian coast, the shore is pebbly rather than sandy, but the payoff is glass-clear turquoise water that’s ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Sunbeds and parasols are available for hire along the promenade, and you’ll find beach bars and cafés within easy strolling distance. Water shoes are a smart addition to your packing list.

Wellness takes centre stage at the spa, where you’ll find a sauna, steam room, Turkish bath, whirlpool and treatment rooms for massages and beauty rituals (generally 16+ and at extra cost; seasonal hours apply). It’s the ideal way to unwind after a day exploring the coast or hiking in the nearby nature reserve.

The air-conditioned gym is better equipped than many beach hotels, with cardio machines, a free weights area, fixed strength equipment and a stretching zone, typically open daily for guests 18+. Group activities such as aerobics, aqua aerobics, pilates and yoga are offered seasonally, some with a local supplement.

Cycling fans can take advantage of e-bike hire and cycling services, a brilliant way to explore the coastal road and nearby villages without worrying too much about the hills.

Elsewhere, you can expect:
– Reception with luggage storage
– Restaurant highchairs for little ones
– Beautiful sea-view terraces and lounging areas

Facilities, opening dates and entertainment programmes are seasonal and can change year to year; Travelisto will share the latest information with your quote.

Superior Double Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
Bright and comfortably furnished, these rooms come with a balcony offering a side view of the Adriatic. Inside, you’ll find a flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, kettle and minibar (extra charge). Bathrooms feature a walk-in shower, and air conditioning generally runs between 18 Apr and 25 Oct. Daily housekeeping includes linen and towel changes.

Standard Double Room for Single Parent Use
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 2
Ideal for one adult travelling with a child, these rooms offer the same core facilities – flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, balcony, kettle, chargeable minibar and shower bathroom – with air-con during the main season and daily cleaning.

Standard Double Room with Side Sea View for Sole Use
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1
A great option for solo travellers who still want a glimpse of the sea. Facilities mirror the standard doubles, with a private balcony, side sea view, shower bathroom and seasonal air conditioning.

Superior Double Room
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
More spacious than standard doubles and styled in light, neutral tones. Expect a balcony, shower bathroom, flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, kettle and minibar (charge), plus air conditioning during the main season and daily housekeeping.

Standard Double Room
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 2
Comfortable, well-designed rooms suited to couples or friends. They include a shower bathroom, balcony, TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, kettle and chargeable minibar, with seasonal air-con and regular linen and towel changes.

Standard Double Room for Sole Use
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1
All the essentials of the standard double in a layout tailored to solo guests, including balcony and shower bathroom.

Standard Double Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 2
As per the standard double, but with a side view of the sea from the balcony – a nice upgrade for sunset colours.

Premium Double Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 3
A step up in comfort and outlook, with side sea views from the balcony and a little more attention to detail. Facilities include Wi‑Fi, safe, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, kettle, minibar (extra charge), shower bathroom, seasonal air conditioning and daily service.

Classic Double Room
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 2
Cosy, value-conscious rooms for couples or solo travellers who plan to spend most of their time outdoors. They feature a flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, kettle, minibar (extra charge), shower bathroom and seasonal air-con, with regular housekeeping.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary. Room availability varies by season and Travelisto package. For tailored suggestions – for example, best options for families, mobility considerations or balcony preferences – speak with your Travelisto travel designer.

🎵 Frequent daytime entertainment (Apr–Aug) with water-based activities
🎶 Frequent evening entertainment (Apr–Aug), including live music
🏊 Regular daytime activities (Sep–Oct) such as small team games, team sports and pool fun
🎸 Occasional evening entertainment (Sep–Oct) with live music
🧘 Fitness activities including aerobics, aqua aerobics, pilates* and yoga*
🚴 E‑bike hire and cycling-friendly services for exploring the coast

*Some activities and services may carry a local charge and operate seasonally; check the weekly programme on arrival.

🛎️ Reception with luggage storage
🧴 Full-service spa with sauna, steam room, Turkish bath, whirlpool and massages*
💅 Beauty treatments and wellness rituals*
💪 Air-conditioned gym with cardio, free weights and strength equipment
👨‍👩‍👧 Children’s club (4–12yrs) with arts & crafts, sports and music (seasonal)
👶 Restaurant highchairs available
🌿 Certified sustainable hotel with eco-conscious operations
🌐 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel

*Local charges apply for many spa and beauty services. Opening dates and hours are seasonal and subject to change.

Local area & essentials
Brela is a peaceful corner of the Makarska Riviera, known for its string of beaches, pine forests and clear blue water. The local currency is the Euro (€) and the official language is Croatian, though English is widely spoken in hotels and restaurants. The time difference from the UK is typically +1 hour, and direct flights from the UK to Split take around 3 hours.

Prices locally are generally good value compared with many Western European resorts – expect reasonable costs for coffee, ice creams and casual meals along the promenade.

Hotel information, facilities and entertainment programmes are based on the previous season and can change; some services are seasonal or weather-dependent and may require a local supplement. Travelisto will confirm the latest details at the time of booking.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Croatia advice.

Bluesun Hotel Berulia Prices & Book
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Bluesun Hotel Berulia right on the beach?
Yes. Bluesun Hotel Berulia is built into the hillside just above Berulia’s pebble beach, with paths and steps leading down from the pool and terrace areas. You’re only about 30 metres from the shore, so you can easily move between the pool and the sea throughout the day.

2. What is the dress code at Bluesun Hotel Berulia?
The main buffet restaurant and bars request that guests do not wear beachwear inside, and that gentlemen wear long trousers for dinner. Smart-casual clothing is ideal in the evenings. Specific policies can change each season, so it’s worth checking the information provided at check-in.

3. Is Bluesun Hotel Berulia suitable for children and families?
Yes, families are welcome. There is a children’s club for 4–12 year olds (seasonal), with games, sports, arts and crafts and music, plus highchairs in the restaurant and family-friendly entertainment at peak times. Child age for pricing is typically up to 13 years, but this can vary; your Travelisto quotation will confirm how child ages apply to your chosen dates.

4. What board basis should I choose at Bluesun Hotel Berulia?
The hotel offers Bed and Breakfast or Half Board. Bed and Breakfast works well if you like trying local restaurants along the promenade. Half Board is convenient value if you plan to spend most evenings at the hotel, as it generally includes buffet breakfast and dinner in the main restaurant, with drinks paid separately. Travelisto can price both options so you can compare.

5. Are there spa and fitness facilities at Bluesun Hotel Berulia?
Bluesun Hotel Berulia has an on-site spa offering a sauna, steam room, Turkish bath, whirlpool and a variety of massage and beauty treatments, mainly for guests aged 16 and over and at extra cost. There’s also a well-equipped, air-conditioned gym with cardio and weights, typically for guests aged 18+ and open daily in season.

6. When is the best time of year to visit Bluesun Hotel Berulia?
The main season runs from April to October. Early and late season (April–May and late September–October) are quieter and cooler, ideal for walking and sightseeing, while June–August offers the warmest weather and the fullest entertainment programme. One of the pools is usually heated between mid-April and mid-October, which helps if you travel in the shoulder months.

7. How do I get from Split Airport to Bluesun Hotel Berulia?
From Split Airport, it’s approximately 1 hour 20 minutes by road to Bluesun Hotel Berulia, depending on traffic. Your Travelisto package can include shared coach transfers or a private car for a smoother, more direct journey along the coast.

8. Is there Wi‑Fi at Bluesun Hotel Berulia?
Yes. Free Wi‑Fi is typically available throughout the hotel, including bedrooms and public areas, making it easy to stay connected, check ferry times or share your sunset photos in real time.

9. Does Bluesun Hotel Berulia operate sustainably?
The hotel is described as a certified sustainable property, which usually means it has recognised environmental practices in place, such as energy efficiency measures, waste reduction and responsible water use. Specific certifications can change; your Travelisto consultant can share the most up-to-date sustainability information for this hotel.