A picturesque resort on the island of Krk with a beautiful pebble beach, rich history, and stunning nature. Ideal for Czech tourists looking for a combination of relaxation and exploration.
Baška, located in the southern part of the island of Krk in the Kvarner Bay, is one of the most popular resorts in Croatia. Its main pride is Vela plaža – a nearly 2-kilometer-long pebble beach with a gentle slope into the crystal-clear sea, awarded the Blue Flag. With a wide range of sports activities, beach bars, and restaurants, there is something for everyone.
The town also boasts significant history. In the Church of St. Lucy, the Baška tablet was found, one of the oldest Croatian Glagolitic monuments from the 11th century. Walk through the narrow streets of the old town, visit the Marian church, and discover the remains of ancient settlements on the surrounding hills. For nature lovers, the area offers numerous hiking and cycling trails with panoramic views of the Adriatic islands.
For Czech tourists, Baška is easily accessible – the island of Krk is connected by a bridge to the mainland, and parking is available near the beach. In season, we recommend heading to the beach early in the morning. Try local specialties such as šurlice with seafood and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this charming Croatian town.