Baska Voda |
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Baska (pronounced Bashka) Voda is a small village and port only 9km north of Makarska and just south of Brela. It's an easy day trip from Split but it's also a wonderful holiday destination in its own right. (See Baska Voda on a map) Once a humble fishing village, Baska Voda's beaches, pine woods and lovely setting have made it a favorite for seaside tourism. Here's what writer Mark Hodson said about Baska Voda recently in the Sunday Times:
What to to See & DoNo one comes to Baska Voda for museums & galleries; it's an outdoorsy place. Most people want to hang out on the beach but you can also do some pleasant hikes, mostly to nearby Biokovo Mountain. Visit the nearby villages of Bast and Topici, known for their artisanal cheese, prosciutto and bread. Take an easy walk to Promajna and the little fishermen's village of Bratus. When to Go
Outside of the glorious summer season, the chief local event is on December 6 when the feast of St Nicholas (the town's patron saint) is celebrated. Accommodation in Baska VodaFour-star hotels Three-star hotels Two-star hotels Private Accommodation in Baska VodaAdriatica.net has a good selection of rooms and apartments in Baska Voda and in neighboring Brela, some of them facing the beach. Find out more. Getting to Baska VodaBaska Voda is an easy jaunt whether by car or bus. It lies just off the main coastal road and most buses running from Dubrovnik to Split make a stop in Baska Voda. (See a schedule of Dubrovnik's buses). Tourist Information in Baska VodaThe tourist office (tel 021 620 713) is at Sv. Nikola 31. |
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