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Tour of Croatia

Baška

Nestled on the beautiful Croatian island of Krk, Baška is a charming town that has drawn countless tourists over the years. Its idyllic location, boasting a Mediterranean climate and situated along the Krk Island's southeast edge at the entrance of the Baška valley, offers breathtaking views of the crystal clear Adriatic Sea. This destination is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with its rolling hills and stunning coastline providing endless opportunities for exploration.
Baška is home to some of the most impressive historical landmarks in the region, including the ancient stone tablet from the 11th century which is the earliest known use of the Glagolitic alphabet. The old part of the town is filled with cobbled streets that wind around medieval churches, the franciscan monastery, and its cemetery. These sophisticated eateries and charming small shops offer an authentic experience that immerses visitors in the town's rich culture and history.
In addition to its historical significance, Baška is surrounded by dense green forests filled with wildflowers, making it a perfect spot for leisurely walks or bike rides. It also has sheltered bays that are perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Be sure to visit Čuna Cove and Vela Plaža, a beautiful pebble beach that stretches over 1.2km. If you're looking for more adventure, there is rafting on the Bašćanska Draga river and the adventure park Dinosauria where you can immerse yourself in the prehistoric era.
Baška is the ultimate vacation destination for those seeking a mix of relaxation and adventure. Its picturesque scenery and tranquil atmosphere are sure to mesmerize guests of all ages and preferences. Whether you're looking to spend your days lounging on the beach or exploring the town's rich culture and history, Baška has something for everyone.

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