BASKA VODA - a small fishing village located 48 km south of Split, at the foot of a mountain slope. As part of the Makarska Riviera it’s a very popular tourist destination that boasts beautiful pebble and sandy beaches, a multitude of facilities for recreation and a well-kept marina.
Baška voda, the former village of farmers and fishermen, traders and seafarers is situated 48 km south of Split, at the foot of a mountain slope, along the coast of the crystal clear Adriatic Sea.
The town was already inhabited in Roman times as evidenced by numerous findings. The present town developed in the early 18th century, and its parish church St. Nicholas was built in the early 20th century.
Baška voda has a wealth of facilities for recreation on land and sea, beautiful pebble and sandy beaches, various sports courts, diving, berths for boaters in the enlarged port. Spend pleasant evenings and night hours in some of the cultural and entertainment events in the town centre.
Marinas and Nautical harbours of Baška Voda
- Marina Baška voda
Nearby nautical centres
We suggest you visit
- Malacological Museum
- Ethnographic Museum
- Church of St. Nicholas and St. Lawrence
Arrival in Baška Voda
By plane:
- Airport Split (62 km)
- Dubrovnik Airport (170 km)
By car:
- Zagreb 400 km
- Rijeka 440 km
- Dubrovnik 160 km
- Vienna 820 km
- Milan 930 km
- Munich 960 km
- Budapest 780 km