Bluesun hotel Neptun - All inclusive

Bluesun hotel Neptun All inclusive is an All Inclusive hotel just steps from the beach on Croatia's Dalmatian Coast. A short walk away is the small but popular village of Tucepi. Having emerged as a destination for travellers in the '60s, it's long been known for its shingle beach and promenade that stretches to the neighbouring resort of Podgora. The hotel was partly renovated in 2017. It has an outdoor pool with an integrated section for children, and a pool bar. You'll also have the option to visit the indoor pool at Hotel Alga, a short walk away. As well as swimming and sunbathing, you can use the tennis courts if you fancy getting a game in. Throughout the day, you can take advantage of the All Inclusive offering at the hotel. Main meals are available in the buffet restaurant from early morning until mid-evening, while snacks are offered at one of the hotel's bars later in the afternoon. If you're feeling peckish, afternoon tea and biscuits are served daily. A selection of organised activities, such as exercise classes, are available throughout the day. In the evenings, you can choose to relax on your balcony or terrace, or watch the nightly shows organised by the entertainment team. The local town has stores that stock everything from daily provisions to souvenirs. Guests at Bluesun hotel Neptun All inclusive can also use the onsite shop, which sells items for the beach and other holiday essentials.

As well as being on Tucepi beach, this hotel is a short walk from some popular spots. It's on the Makarska Riviera, a popular stretch of coastline in Croatia which has plenty of coves and small villages to explore. Along the promenade, it's a 1km walk into Tucepi, while the town of Podgora is 4km away. Alternatively, there are several buses that run between the neighbouring towns during the week. Tucepi has a variety of tavernas, or konoba, as Croatians call them. As well as international options, these restaurants serve traditional dishes, with a heavy focus on freshly caught fish and seafood. Further afield is Croatia's second largest city, Split, which you can visit for a day trip. Here you'll find a wide variety of attractions, including Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The hotel's buffet restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Late risers can choose a second breakfast sitting. Water, soft drinks, local juice, draught beer, wine and Croatian brandy are available in the bars from mid-morning until late at night. Midnight snacks are offered, too.

The entertainment team runs daily kids' and teens' clubs. You can play a game of table tennis or pool, and take part in organised games.

Rooms at Bluesun Neptun are decorated in a simple style. As well as air conditioning, you'll have a TV with satellite channels.

Bluesun Neptun has a small shop where you can buy beach equipment, postcards, summer clothes and various accessorises.