Bluesun Hotel Jadran

🆕 New for Summer 2025 – fresh, contemporary spaces
🏖️ Direct access to Tucepi’s pine-fringed pebble beach
🏊 Infinity-style pool terraces overlooking the Adriatic
🍽️ Choice of buffet and à la carte restaurants
🏡 Elegant rooms and junior suites, including indulgent swim-up options
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 161 | Floors: 6 | Lifts: 2
Board options: Bed and Breakfast, Half Board
Child policy: Children accepted (typical child age up to 9 years)

Bluesun Hotel Jadran occupies one of Tucepi’s prime seafront spots on the Makarska Riviera, with the crystalline Adriatic on one side and the rugged Biokovo Mountain on the other. A pine-shaded promenade threads right in front of the hotel, leading you along the shore to cafés, beach bars and little marinas.

The resort centre of Tucepi is close enough for an evening stroll or a quick taxi, while lively Makarska – with its buzzy waterfront, cave bars and nightlife – is an easy hop along the coast when you fancy a change of pace. Inland, hiking and panoramic viewpoints in Biokovo Nature Park tempt more active travellers, and boat trips make island-hopping to Brac or Hvar very doable in a day.

Direct access to the beach
Tucepi resort centre: approx. 2km
Makarska resort centre: approx. 3.6km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 2 hours

Tucepi, Split and Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

Dining at Bluesun Hotel Jadran is relaxed but refined, with an emphasis on Adriatic flavours and sea views.

Hotel Restaurant (Buffet) – The main buffet restaurant serves breakfast and dinner with live show cooking and stations featuring Croatian and international dishes. Expect plenty of fresh seafood, grilled meats, salads and indulgent desserts. Highchairs are available, and there’s a smart-casual dress code (no beachwear).

Oliva Restaurant (À la carte) – A bright, contemporary à la carte spot open for lunch, pairing Mediterranean classics with local ingredients – think fresh fish, risottos and salads – ideal for a lazy midday meal between dips in the sea.

Pink Cricket Restaurant & Bar (Beachfront à la carte) – Perched right on the beach, this stylish venue is perfect for long lunches and sunset drinks, serving an international menu and snacks in a laid-back setting with toes-in-the-pebbles vibes.

Lobby Bar – A chic lobby bar for morning coffees, aperitifs and nightcaps, with occasional live music creating an atmospheric end to the evening.

Reservations, opening dates and any supplements can vary by season and board basis; details are confirmed locally.

With three pools stepping down towards the shore and the Adriatic just a few metres away, days here tend to revolve around the water.

The star of the show is the infinity-style pool terrace, where the water seems to blend into the sea beyond. Sunbeds and parasols line the deck, and towel service is available with a refundable deposit. Another heated outdoor freshwater pool extends the season from spring through to autumn, while a third pool offers a quieter corner to cool off.

Directly in front of the hotel, a long pebble beach unfurls along a pine-backed bay. The water is typically clear and calm, making it ideal for swimming, paddleboarding or simply floating and taking in the mountain views. Along the seafront promenade you’ll find additional beach bars and watersports run by independent operators, including pedalos, motorised activities and scuba diving (usually for ages 18+).

Wellness and activity lovers are well catered for at Bluesun Hotel Jadran.

The spa features a sauna, steam room and a menu of massages and beauty treatments (local charges, typically 16+), ideal after a day exploring the coastline. The air‑conditioned gym is well equipped with cardio machines, free weights, strength equipment and a stretching zone and is usually open daily from morning until evening.

A varied activity programme might include aerobics, aqua aerobics, yoga, basketball, football, handball and table tennis (some sports and equipment may incur a fee). In high season you can expect regular daytime activities – often water-based – plus evening entertainment such as live music. As the season winds down, the entertainment schedule becomes occasional but the atmosphere stays pleasantly relaxed.

Additional amenities include a 24-hour reception with concierge services, English-language newspapers (payable locally), and practical touches like highchairs in the restaurants.

Standard Double Room with Balcony
Sleeps: 2
A stylish, comfortable base with a private balcony – ideal if you plan to spend most of your time by the pool or on the beach.

Standard Double Room with Sea View and Balcony
Sleeps: 2
As above but with sweeping views over the Adriatic. A great choice for sunrise coffees or evening drinks on your balcony.

Standard Double Room with Balcony for Sole Use
Sleeps: 1
Perfect for solo travellers wanting extra space and comfort, with all the same amenities as the standard doubles plus a private balcony.

Standard Double Room with Sea View and Balcony for Sole Use
Sleeps: 1
A rare treat for solo guests – your own sea-view balcony overlooking Tucepi’s bay and the hotel’s pool terraces.

Superior Double Room with Balcony
Sleeps: 2–3
More space than the standard rooms, with a balcony and an additional bed or sofa bed for a third guest. Ideal for friends or small families.

Superior Double Room with Sea View and Balcony
Sleeps: 2–3
Combines the extra space of a superior with the added bonus of a sea view, making the room feel particularly airy and light.

Junior Suite with Balcony
Sleeps: 2–3
Open-plan suites with a relaxed lounge and sleeping area, plus a balcony. Coffee-making facilities and a pillow menu add a little extra comfort.

Junior Suite with Sea View and Balcony
Sleeps: 2–3
A great choice if you want suite-style living and uninterrupted sea views, with more room to stretch out indoors and outside on your balcony.

Swim Up Deluxe Junior Suite with Sea View
Sleeps: 2–3
The most indulgent option. Each suite has a terrace that leads directly to a private pool, plus sea views, coffee-making facilities, bathrobes and slippers, a pillow menu and all the core amenities.

In‑room amenities (typical)
Flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, shower bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers, balcony or terrace (most types), kettle or coffee maker, pillow menu, and a minibar (stocked items chargeable). Rooms are cleaned daily, with linen changes and towel changes available; eco-friendly policies may mean towels are changed on request.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

💦 Three outdoor pools including an infinity-style pool and a heated pool (seasonal)
🏋️ Air-conditioned gym with cardio, weights and stretching area (usually 16+)
🤸 Aerobics, aqua aerobics and fitness classes
🧘 Yoga sessions (seasonal; charges may apply)
🏀 Multi-sports including basketball, football and handball (some activities extra)
🏓 Table tennis and casual games
🌊 Watersports from local providers – pedalos, motorised watersports and scuba diving (typically 18+, extra charge)
🎵 Regular daytime activities and evening entertainment with live music in peak season; a more occasional, low-key programme later in the year

🛎️ 24-hour reception with concierge-style assistance
🧳 Luggage assistance and information on local excursions
🧖 On-site spa with sauna, steam room, massages and beauty treatments (charges apply; usually 16+)
👶 Highchairs available in restaurants for younger guests
📰 English-language newspapers available (payable locally)
🌐 Free Wi-Fi throughout rooms and public areas
🧺 Daily housekeeping with linen and towel changes (towels often on request in line with eco practices)
♻️ Certified sustainable hotel, encouraging responsible water and energy use

Tucepi is one of the most picturesque resorts on the Makarska Riviera, framed by the forested slopes of Biokovo Mountain and a long ribbon of beaches. It’s a great choice if you want a quieter base than Split itself but with easy access to boat trips, hiking, coastal drives and buzzy nights out in nearby Makarska.

Good to know:
• Country: Croatia
• Region: Split and Dalmatian Coast (Makarska Riviera)
• Local language: Croatian (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Time difference: GMT +1 (daylight saving applies)
• Average flight time from UK: around 3 hours
• Ideal for: couples, friends and style-conscious families who want beach relaxation with easy day-trip options into nature or historic towns

Seasonal opening dates, entertainment schedules, restaurant hours and facilities can change from year to year or depending on occupancy. Some services and activities incur an extra charge, and age restrictions may apply for the spa, gym and watersports. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Croatia advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Bluesun Hotel Jadran right for families or mainly for couples?
Bluesun Hotel Jadran works well for both. The atmosphere is stylish and relaxed enough for couples, but many room types can sleep up to three people, children up to around 9 years are welcomed, and the beachfront setting with calm seas makes it a good choice for families who prefer a quieter, more refined base.

2. How far is Bluesun Hotel Jadran from the centre of Tucepi and Makarska?
The hotel has direct access onto Tucepi’s beachfront promenade. The resort centre of Tucepi is roughly 2km away, easily reachable on foot or by a short taxi ride. Makarska, with its harbour, restaurants and nightlife, is around 3.6km away along the coast.

3. What board basis should I choose at Bluesun Hotel Jadran?
You can choose between Bed and Breakfast or Half Board. If you plan to explore local restaurants and beach bars, Bed and Breakfast keeps things flexible. If you prefer the convenience of eating in, Half Board – including breakfast and dinner in the main restaurant – is good value, with drinks typically payable separately.

4. Does Bluesun Hotel Jadran have an infinity pool and swim-up rooms?
Yes. The main pool area has an infinity-style design, creating seamless sea views from the terrace. For an elevated stay, you can book a Swim Up Deluxe Junior Suite with Sea View, which offers direct access from your terrace to a private pool section.

5. What is the beach like in front of Bluesun Hotel Jadran?
The hotel backs directly onto a classic Makarska Riviera pebble beach, lined with pine trees. The pebbles mean the water stays wonderfully clear, and the sea is typically calm and shallow close to shore. Many guests like to bring or buy water shoes for extra comfort when swimming.

6. Are spa and gym facilities included in the stay?
Use of the air-conditioned gym is generally complimentary for guests during opening hours. The spa’s sauna, steam room, massages and beauty treatments are chargeable extras and usually have a minimum age requirement of 16 years. Prices and opening times are confirmed locally.

7. Is there entertainment in the evenings?
In high season (roughly from spring through late August) Bluesun Hotel Jadran typically offers regular daytime activities and evening entertainment, including live music. As the season moves into autumn, the programme becomes occasional and more low-key, keeping the atmosphere calm and relaxing.

8. Is Wi-Fi free at Bluesun Hotel Jadran?
Yes, free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including in guest rooms and public spaces, making it easy to keep in touch, stream or plan day trips along the coast.