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is the most popular tourist centre on the island of Krk, the Adriatic's
biggest island. The position of Baška has ensured it uninterrupted
growth and prosperity, and in this day and age, a distinctive spot
on the tourist scene, Baška being one of the Top Ten of the tourist
destinations of the Adriatic Sea. It is located in a gentle valley
and in a bay surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. It has a
picturesque background of the rocky mountains of Velebit and the
islet of Prvic. The 1,800m long, pebble beach is totally protected
and is said to be one of the most beautiful in the Adriatic. This
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The
main beach, Baška's Vela Plaža is right in the centre of town
and is surrounded by bars, restaurants, cafes, hotels and private
apartments. This beach is a natural pebble beach, 1800m long,
which can take several thousand swimmers with ease. It's particularly
suitable for children and non-swimmers. A Blue Flag was awarded
to the beach in 1999. On
the beach you can hire pedal boats, windsurfers, parasols and
deckchairs.
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Cultural
features of interest
Baška has a wide selection of museums, cultural events and sports
facilities. Baška actually has one of the most impressive and most
ancient cultures in Europe. Baška is not just known in history and
literature for its famed Baška Tablet, but also for the remains of
the Roman settlement and monuments of religious art. |
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| Accommodation
in Baška is known for its high quality, irrespective of whether you
pick a campsite, private accommodation or a hotel. Accommodation comprises
of modern accommodation units, of high categories (up to four stars)
in hotels and in flats, villas, private rooms (up to three stars).
A large number of the flats and the hotels are right alongside the
sea, close to the well-known Baška Beach, and just a few steps from
the very centre of town. |
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