Baska: Hotels and Accommodations

Culture

The Glagolitic Path of Baška leads through stone-paved streets and natural areas. Along the route, there are 32 stone sculptures with Glagolitic letters carved into them; it offers a cultural way to explore the Baška Valley.

The Church of St. John in Baška houses a permanent exhibition of the “Starac” bell from 1431. From there, the view extends across the Baška Valley and towards the island of Prvić.

In the wider regional surroundings of Baška are KZ Rab, St. Apolinar, and St. Nicholas.

Nature

Vidohlam is located near Baška. The surrounding area of Baška also includes Obzova, Kur, Otočić Galun, and Sveti Dunat.

Cuisine

Baška’s local culinary traditions include lamb, cheese, prosciutto, fish, Kroštuli, Smokvenjaci, Frita, and Hamenturnjaka. Handmade Šurlice pasta is known there as Valcići and is served with stews, seafood, asparagus, or other sauces.

Further local navigation also includes Batomalj, Stara Baska, Draga Bašćanska, and Jurandvor.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Baska can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

For the higher-level travel overview: Općina Baška.