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Baska Beach Camping Resort is a comfortable tourist complex on the beautiful and wide bay of Vela Plaža.
In the back, those seeking peace and tranquility will also find their favorite spot: what could be more relaxing than camping in the countryside near a stream?
The view sweeps over the mountains and the sea.
The flat lawn area with single trees is divided into two.
The permanent camper area is separated.
On the outskirts, it is attached to a hotel complex.
The Baška Beach Camping Resort, located on the southern tip of the famous holiday island of Krk, impresses with its location very close to the beautiful beach of Vela Plaža.
The campsite is also distinguished by a large water park, which offers attractions such as slides and numerous water games.
The entertainment for the children of the Maro Club is also fun.
Adults can start the day with morning exercise or indulge in water sports.The ADAC Superplatz also knows how to amaze with its car parks and mobile homes.
Nestled between rugged mountains and crystal clear sea lies the idyllic resort of Baška in the southwest of the island of Krk.
Only 300 m from the center, the Baška Beach Camping Resort invites you to spend a carefree holiday in Croatia.
Wifi is available for free on the entire 10.4 hectare area.
Some pitches, from 70 to 110 square meters, are located a few steps from the sea.
Modern sanitary facilities and easy draining of gray water speak to the resort's full service, which has been rated five stars by the ADAC.
The 1,800 m long pebble beach Vela Plaža was awarded the Blue Flag for its excellent water quality.
Guests have access to the beautiful swimming pool area of the campsite.
In addition to the relaxation pool, there is also a 30 degree Celsius children's pool with a water playground and slide.
In summer, younger guests can be found at the playground or on the beach, but also at the Maro Club.
Here, loving companions offer an extensive program of activities for children aged three to 12.
In addition to the creative workshops, there is also a mini disco and sports activities.During the high season, fun entertainment for adults all day.
The offer ranges from morning gymnastics to sports tournaments and culinary workshops.
Guests of the Baška Beach Camping Resort can use the adjacent hotel gym and beach volleyball court free of charge.
The mountainous landscape around Baška is one of the most popular hiking regions on the island of Krk.
Particularly impressive is the 7.5km "Path to the Moon" tour, which takes its name from the crater-shaped landscape on the way to the summit of Hlam.
Once at the top of the hill, the view of the Velebit mountains and the town of Baška is breathtaking.
The 5 km long route to the Rt. Skuljica viewpoint is also very scenic and passes directly in front of the campsite.
It first crosses a dense pine forest and then up to a height of 150 m Bag.
On the way back, you pass the suggestive Cape Skuljica lighthouse.
If you are planning a walk through Baška, it is advisable to take the "Glagolitic Trail", which starts at the Treskavac Pass and displays 34 stone sculptures of Glagolitic script.
In the back, those seeking peace and tranquility will also find their favorite spot: what could be more relaxing than camping in the countryside near a stream?
The view sweeps over the mountains and the sea.
The flat lawn area with single trees is divided into two.
The permanent camper area is separated.
On the outskirts, it is attached to a hotel complex.
The Baška Beach Camping Resort, located on the southern tip of the famous holiday island of Krk, impresses with its location very close to the beautiful beach of Vela Plaža.
The campsite is also distinguished by a large water park, which offers attractions such as slides and numerous water games.
The entertainment for the children of the Maro Club is also fun.
Adults can start the day with morning exercise or indulge in water sports.The ADAC Superplatz also knows how to amaze with its car parks and mobile homes.
Nestled between rugged mountains and crystal clear sea lies the idyllic resort of Baška in the southwest of the island of Krk.
Only 300 m from the center, the Baška Beach Camping Resort invites you to spend a carefree holiday in Croatia.
Wifi is available for free on the entire 10.4 hectare area.
Some pitches, from 70 to 110 square meters, are located a few steps from the sea.
Modern sanitary facilities and easy draining of gray water speak to the resort's full service, which has been rated five stars by the ADAC.
The 1,800 m long pebble beach Vela Plaža was awarded the Blue Flag for its excellent water quality.
Guests have access to the beautiful swimming pool area of the campsite.
In addition to the relaxation pool, there is also a 30 degree Celsius children's pool with a water playground and slide.
In summer, younger guests can be found at the playground or on the beach, but also at the Maro Club.
Here, loving companions offer an extensive program of activities for children aged three to 12.
In addition to the creative workshops, there is also a mini disco and sports activities.During the high season, fun entertainment for adults all day.
The offer ranges from morning gymnastics to sports tournaments and culinary workshops.
Guests of the Baška Beach Camping Resort can use the adjacent hotel gym and beach volleyball court free of charge.
The mountainous landscape around Baška is one of the most popular hiking regions on the island of Krk.
Particularly impressive is the 7.5km "Path to the Moon" tour, which takes its name from the crater-shaped landscape on the way to the summit of Hlam.
Once at the top of the hill, the view of the Velebit mountains and the town of Baška is breathtaking.
The 5 km long route to the Rt. Skuljica viewpoint is also very scenic and passes directly in front of the campsite.
It first crosses a dense pine forest and then up to a height of 150 m Bag.
On the way back, you pass the suggestive Cape Skuljica lighthouse.
If you are planning a walk through Baška, it is advisable to take the "Glagolitic Trail", which starts at the Treskavac Pass and displays 34 stone sculptures of Glagolitic script.
