How to use digital cards: Shuffle the cards (Pegula, Fortuna, and Wild Card) and place them on the table. During the game, when you need to draw a card, take the physical card, and check its meaning (number) in the digital version.
Brelopolis and Brela
Brelopolis is not just a game, it is a memory you can play. Through fun, laughter, and a touch of competition, it guides you through the places, atmosphere, and spirit of Brela. Every move evokes summer, the sea, the sun, and those small moments that stay with you long after returning home. This is a game where you collect not only tokens, but stories as well.
Before it became known as the Brela Stone, the locals called it Šakan. The name comes from the Mediterranean monk seal that once inhabited this area and was known by that very name.
Today, the seals are no longer here (swimmers, do not worry), but the name remains as a quiet memory of another time. That is why Šakan in Brelopolis is not only a symbol of victory, but also a small piece of history that carries a story of nature, change, and the traces we leave behind.
The Brela Stone is a small world of its own. Pine trees grow upon it, defying wind, salt, and time. With little soil and no protection, yet still there, strong and persistent. This is precisely why it has become a symbol of Brela. Not because of its size, but because of its character. It stands as a reminder that the most beautiful things are often created “by chance” and endure thanks to nature. In Brelopolis, as in reality, it is not just a destination, it is a story you want to experience.
Situated between the mighty Biokovo mountain and the crystal-blue sea, Brela is one of those places that captivates you at first sight. Its long coastline, the scent of pine trees, the sound of the waves, and hidden corners of nature create a feeling that is hard to describe, yet easy to remember. The symbol of all this is Šakan, better known as the Brela Stone. Small, yet powerful; solitary, yet full of life, just like the memories we carry from this place.
