Explore beaches, attractions, historical sites, enjoy outdoor sports, and derive pleasure from local cousine.
Two kilometre long Vela Plaza is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Adriatic sea. Its quality has been guaranteed by the Blue Flag flaunting here from 1999. The beach is enriched with entertainment facilities, restaurants, and shops. It is just one in a series of charming beaches of Baska.
The Blue Flag is a certification issued by the Foundation for Environmental Education which confirms a beach meets its strict standards. Magnificent green - blue sea color demonstrates its cleanliness. In a pleasant, preserved environment you can rent deckchairs, parasols, pedalos, sailboards, etc. or enjoy a diverse catering offer.
There is a fascinating pebble beach nearby surrounded by pine trees intended for naturist where you can enjoy unspoiled nature and clear sea.
There are 19 marked hiking trails in Baska and the surrounding area, rated from easy to demanding walking trail. The trails pass through the most important sites of the Baska Valley while encountering historical, cultural, and etnographic sites. You will advance to beautiful bays and reach points where you will be enjoying impressive views.
Most hiking trails are also suitable for cycling, so lendscape can be adored on two weels as well.
Sports Centre Zablace offers entertainment including tennis, table tennis, beach volleyball, soccer, fitness, water slide, trampoline, and mini golf for younger guests and their parents.
Baska Glagolitic Alphabet Trail is composed of sculptures in the form of Glagolitic letters. Walking around town one can often run up to some of 35 monuments.
Baska Tablet is one of the most precious monuments of Croatian people and language, dating from the early 12th century. Written in Glagolitic, it demonstrates sovereignty of Croatian King Zvonimir who, with this charter, gave land to Saint Lucija in Jurandvor.
Remains of ancient mosaic can be found in the Chapel of St. Marko, a romanesque chapel built 1514. Attractive sites are basilica from 5th century as well as a town church from the beginning of the 15th century, decorated with altarpieces of Celestin Medovic.
The Heritage Museum shows the ethnographic collection of area around Baska, it can be visited in the summer months in the afternoon hours.
Familiarise youself with Adriatic underwater life in Baska Aquarium with a collection of more than 100 Adriatic fishes, and 400 species of mussels and snails
Domestic offer will satisfy even the most sophisticated gourments. According to the legend, lamb from island Krk was served at Neron's feasts, and indispensable ingredient in local cuisine, olive oil, is angelic potion created by the announcement of the angels. Lamb stew with surlice - homemade pasta, seafood - fresh fish, shelfish, cheese, ham, asparagus, vegetables, and spices grown in local gardens - rosemary, garlic, carrot, bay leaf, tomato... are some of the specialities you can taste in local restaurants.
Above average long life on the island is attributed to the richness of nature, mild climate and the Mediterranean diet.
Well known autochthonous wine will complete thee enjoyment as well as large offer of excellent domestic brandys.
Bon Appetit!