Baška Voda is a village and port situated in Dalmatia, nine kilometres north of Makarska in Croatia. A former fishing village, Baška Voda's glorious beaches and luscious pine woods have undoubtedly made it a popular destination for seaside tourism.

Tourists will find the Blue Flag Baška Voda beach, which is surrounded by the Biokovo mountain range, to be the highlight of their stay in Baška Voda holiday apartments. Baška Voda’s Krka National Park and the islands of Hvar, featuring harbourside bars and cafes and magnificent architecture are also major tourist spots. While many tourists visit Baška Voda in the summer months, the village hosts a famous event in December, when the feast of the town’s patron saint, St. Nicholas, is held.

For a tourist destination, Baška Voda is surprisingly lacking in museums and galleries. There are only three museums in Baška Voda, of which the Archaeological Musuem Collection is a delight. Tourists who find the ocean a fascination may like to take a trip to the Malacological Musuem, home to the largest collection of shells from the world’s oceans.

Baška Voda is the place ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. The majority of tourists to Baška Voda spend their days at the beach. Hikes are popular, particularly in the surrounds of the Biokovo Mountain. Tourists who wish to venture outside of Baška Voda may like to take a trip to one of the two villages nearby, Bast and Topici. Here, tourists can pick up local cheese, prosciutto and bread to enjoy in their Baška Voda serviced apartments.

In addition to its pleasant walks and beautiful beaches, the village offers tourists a range of cultural, sporting and entertainment options. Visitor opportunities include tennis, handball, football, table tennis, golf, hiking and fishing. Tourists wishing to relax outside of their Baška Voda service apartments will find that Baška Voda is home to two wellness centres, in which tourists can enjoy a range of luxury spa and wellness treatments.
Entertainment opportunities include bars and discos which allow tourists to dance the night away before retiring to their Baška Voda holiday rentals. Of an evening, tourists can also enjoy concerts and folk dancing displays.

While renting a Baška Voda serviced or self-catered apartment, tourists can take advantage of the excellent cuisine on offer in the area. Typical Croatian meals include Janjetina, a lamb garnished with herbs, Odojak, otherwise known as roast pork, and Goose Turopolje, a corn semolina side dish.

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