Hotel Bra?ka Perla

Hotel Bra?ka Perla

Book a luxury suite accommodation in Supetar, on the island of Bra? Hotel accommodation Bra?ka Perla in Supetar, on the island of Bra?, offers: 6 fascinating suites...
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Bra?ka Perla Hotel and the Maritime Company Blue Line International Bra?ka Perla Hotel and the Maritime Company Blue Line International have prepared a very special offer...
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Book a luxury suite accommodation in Supetar, on the island of Bra?

hotel-bracka-perla-supetarHotel accommodation Bra?ka Perla in Supetar, on the island of Bra?, offers:

  • 6 fascinating suites and
  • 5 rooms that are outfitted with specificity and comfort

Their interiors inspired artist Sre?ko Žitnik to create a story – story about authentic flora of the Mediterranean as it once was.

Each of the luxuriously equipped suites features kitchen, where you can have fun preparing Mediterranean specialties by following recipes in old Dalmatian cookbooks.

Living room, that features satellite TV, wireless internet and telephone, is reserved for those moments when you want to hear the news from the outer world.

There are, of course, bedroom and bathroom for the moments of rest and refreshment.
The most beautiful sight are certainly hotel terraces, where, we believe, you will spend unforgettable moments of your vacation observing garden sculptures, lightened by the colours of the Mediterranean's most beautiful sunset.

Besides luxury suite accommodation, we offer accommodation in superior guestrooms, which also open their island soul to everybody who wants to find a moment of relaxation between their walls.

Artist Sre?ko Žitnik graduated from the art school in the class of Professor Ivan Krstulovi?, and he presented his painting skills at the exhibitions in his country, but also throughout the World, from India, Netherlands, Switzerland and Germany all the way to the faraway America.

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Just like all other liqueurs, this one is also made from our loza (grape brandy). The only difference is that, besides sugar, we put a wild pomegranate into the brandy. After it matures under the sun for a certain time, and few more days in the dark after that, we get a liqueur rich in vitamin C, which has beautiful orange colour and unique, sweet taste.
In case you are staying during fall in the agro resort Bra?ka Perla, you should walk through our colourful orchard, where, among other fruit, mandarins ripen at this time of year. Feel free to pick few fruits and eat them after delicious lunch, but if you do so, please don’t throw away the rind. Namely, we put mandarin rind along with sugar into the brandy and let it settle, and the result is sweet liqueur that has orange colour and, of course, the aroma of mandarin.
Lemon liqueur is especially popular among our guests, and apart from having an excellent taste, it is a remarkable "guardian of health." Namely, taking into account that we get this liqueur by adding our own, domestically and ecologically grown lemons, which ripen under Dalmatian sun and are rich in vitamin C, into our own, also homemade, loza (grape brandy), these two ingredients are an ideal combination for killing bacteria in your body.
Sour cherries ripened on the eco-farm Bra?ka Perla are added to loza (brandy) with adding sugar to it, after which we expose prepared drink to sunlight for a certain time. In this way we get sour cherry liqueur, a dark-red sweet beverage with strong flavour, which is especially popular among ladies. Višnjevac is generally considered a liqueur, but it can also be rich in alcohol, just like any type of brandy.
Walnut liqueur is well-known in all parts of Croatia, but the special quality has Dalmatian one, which is made from the finest Loza (fruit brandy made from grapes), enriched with walnut, and which awaits its maturity time in Dalmatian sun.  It is dark brown in colour, whose intensity depends on how long the nuts are left in the brandy, and has bitter-sweet taste. Walnut liqueur is particularly popular with "balote" players, who drink a glass of this liqueur to toast to victory (and those "more resistant" even to each point) and with the farmers of Bra?, who use it to "clean the throat" after a whole day farming.
There are countless types of herb brandies - about as many as various medicinal herbs and villages in Dalmatia. When one says that brandy acts like a medicine, it’s primarily referred to the herb brandy, because of medicinal herbs it contains and because of the fact that you will forget about all the pain, if you drink it in a little larger quantity. There are various types of herbs that are used in production of herb brandy, and the most common is Common Rue (also known as Herb-of-Grace). Mint, lavender, sage, rosemary and similar herbs are also used, but to obtain medicinal herb brandy, one mostly uses woodworm. Because of different herb types, the colour of herb brandy varies from yellowish to greenish, and the intensity of the aroma and taste depends on how long the herb is left in the bottle. On the eco-farm Bra?ka Perla, herb brandy is made from medicinal and aromatic herbs grown in our garden, and a special treat is if it’s consumed with fresh or dried figs.

Apart from brandies, we also produce a variety of liqueurs, which are obtained by enriching rakia (brandy) with sugar and various kinds of fruit. Among the guests of Bra?ka Perla, the most popular liqueurs are walnut, sour cherry, lemon, mandarin and pomegranate liqueur.

Good loza is difficult to find, since it’s often refined with herbs. It is very useful in curing toothache - nothing will numb the tooth better than one, two or three glasses of loza. Also, we guarantee it will help you with abdominal pain, especially if you have eaten something greasy or of bad quality, because it will dissolve all harmful (and harmless) substances in seconds. However, be careful with it: excessive drinking could be worse than any so far! Loza is produced by distilling preparations of quality Dalmatian grape varieties. The traditional way of distillation, as well as storage in special conditions, give this brandy a distinct taste, which is the result of base-rich Dalmatian grape varieties.
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