Baska Voda is nearby the magnificent mountain Biokovo same as Makarska or Brela. Firstly, this resort is an old settlement for fishermen and salesmen. After that, nowadays is a modern tourist resort due to its people. In short, today it has all the necessary contents and trades for a little coastal city.

The Adriatic sea gently comes over the white pebbles beaches, while the sun spreads its rays upon the green oasis. Firstly, all types of accommodations are full of warmth and hospitality. Above all, the high quality and comfortable hotels guarantee a great holiday. Secondly, the sea calls you to enjoy the happy and relaxing moments that will forever remain in your hearts and memories. Relax and forget all your stress and worries in the shade of palm trees and pines. You can enjoy a nice walk along the sea with your loved ones. There are many things to be enjoyed here. So, what are you waiting for? Spend your Baska Voda holidays in Croatia with us.

Beach in Baska Voda

Nikolina Beach is the main beach here, whose name is after the patron saint of the village, St. Nicholas the Traveller. It is known since the beginning of the 20th century. This beach is has the Blue Flag. Moreover, in 2008 it received the most valuable national tourist award, the Blue Flower. This award is because is the best maintained beach on the Croatian Adriatic Sea. In short, the beach is among 10 most attractive beaches in the Mediterranean area.

Other attractions in Baska Voda

St. Nicholas’ Church is dedicated to the patron saint of Baska Voda Voda. It sits at the top of an elegant sweep of stairs in the centre of town. Two small bells are on top of the church front side. But the bell tower to the right is there since 1991. Some colourful stained glass windows were installed in 1987 with paintings of the Stations of the Cross.

Mount Biokovo awaits all of you who love hiking and outdoor sports with superb scenery and numerous trails. Certainly, the mountain region above Baska Voda is one of the most beautiful around the Adriatic Sea. Moreover, the mountain was declared a Natural Park in 1981 . Above all, currently it houses a very beautiful botanical garden in the village of Kotisina.

Some of other attractions you could visit include the Archaeological site Gradina or the chapel of Immaculate Conception. But also the church of Assumption from 1636 and a museum with a huge collection of shells from the nearby sea. Also, if you are interested in archaeology, than the Archaeological Museum collection can be interesting.