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This easy trail leads from Baška Voda towards Vrulja. The whole belt is bordered by the mountain Biokovo in the north and the sea in the south. The trail leads almost all the way along the sea, following beautiful small coves and beaches. The trail leads to the bay Vrulja or as it is locally called Vruja In the bay is the beach Vruja, Veliko and Malo žalo. Vruja is the name for the funnel-shaped land-sea area which is an interesting attraction.

The tenth stage – Biokovo, starts from Brela and leads to Ploče. From Brela, the path climbs to Biokovo, the most interesting mountain in Dalmatia, and continues in the direction of Ploče via Baćinska Jezera. The entire Via Adriatica Trail can be seen at: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/croatia/istra/via-adriatica-trail-kamenjak-prevlaka

This bicycle path starts from the settlement of Baška Voda and climbs sharply towards the settlement of Topići. The trail continues towards Bartulovići and passes along the very edge of the Biokovo Nature Park. The trail continues in the hinterland till the village of Gornji Kričak and the Chapel of St. Roko when the road starts descending towards Brela and further to Baška Voda. There are beautiful views from the trail.

The trail leads from Baška Voda towards the village Topići, which is located at the very edge of the Biokovo Nature Park. At the beginning, the trail follows the asphalt road to Topići and then crosses the macadam road leading to the slope of Biokovo, which offers beautiful views of Baška Voda, the sea and the islands. The trail descends slowly from Topić towards the sea and leads back to Baška.

The trail from Brela, the hamlet of Medići goes towards the church of St. Nicholas on Biokovo. The trail leads partly along the old Napoleonic road to Sveti Kaja. Across Nevistina Stina and the Bukva stream, it continues towards Sveti Nikola (572 m), the oldest church in Brela (between 1200-1500). Along the way there are beautiful views of the sea.