This is one of the most famous beaches in Croatia, with a stretch of pebble beach that’s over 1,800 meters long. It’s perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports.

This museum presents the cultural history of Baška and the island of Krk. You can see various exhibits, from archaeological findings to ethnographic collections.

This is a unique hiking trail that features stone monuments with inscriptions in Glagolitic script, which was used in the Middle Ages in this area. The trail offers stunning views of the Baška valley.

Located very close to Baška, this small village hosts a 12th-century Romanesque church where the famous Baška Tablet was discovered. This stone tablet from 1100 AD carries the oldest known text in the Croatian language.

From Baška, you can take boat trips to the nearby islands such as Prvić and Goli Otok, or to the stunning secluded beaches that are not reachable by land. This can provide a unique adventure during your visit to the island of Krk.