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Great for youth and families with kids. Too crowded to find enough good places to rest and no shadow on the beach - well you can pay for some. Facilities are good: food, drink, playing stuff, entertainment, better than in Krk town. Many small and bigger restaurants and bars with altering quality, but all in the range of acceptable to good. So you need to try and test.

everything is great, the beach is clean, and there are some water sports activities available. The working staff at that beach are very friendly, at night on the beach side it looks like a small night market. The view of the beach is stunning. I really enjoyed my stay and will recommend to everyone who is considering going to Croatia.

The town and its surroundings are very nice and off-season (April, Easter) has its own charm. No crowded beaches and head to head. Quiet and peaceful streets, a few open restaurants, a grocery store and a bakery. Hear birdsong and silence. :-) Many sheep and in the port several cats. In the surrounding area, there are beautiful options for moderately difficult hiking: Put na Mjesec, Vela Luka, Mala Luka, Ljubimer... Great food, coffee, nice people.

This was our second time in Baska and it was great to experience the town at the beginning of its low season. True, some of the restaurants and bars were already closed, but the ones that were still open offered great service and food. We recommend: Restoran Francesca (for fine dining), Restoran Bag (for breakfast - not the cheapest though), Kalum (for unpretentious good food), Restoran Franica (for a mildly sophisticated dining experience without blowing up the budget), Restoran Cicibela (try their fish platter for two and their fish stew), Delfino Pizzaria (for a quick and cheap bite). The coffee at Caffe bar Atlantic comes with a beautiful view. And don't miss out on trying all the wines at Wine Shop NADA Baska! The sparkling one was my favourite.

Baska is very nice place to visit and stay there. There is small old city center where you can visit different shops and restaurants. We visited the aquarium as well. Museum was unfortunately closed. The beach is amazing, offers various services (incl. water activities).

On the map Baska seems to be a "vilage at the end of the world", but in fact it it very lively town. Good for night life, lot of bars, seaside restaurants etc. Not so good when seeking for a quiet destination to take a rest with children or want to spent romantic calm evenings. During our stay one evening was disturbed by football match while other two days by festival of tyrolean and bavarian brass music and night beach disco finishing at 02:30AM. Unfortunatelly, due to coastline parabolic shape surrounded by steep mountains all sounds are well distritributed thru the whole town. Baska is OK for sea swimming and other sport activities including hiking, cycling etc. We tried four restaurants and were never disappointed. Nor sunrise and sunset are visible due to south-facing orientation and mountains arround.