Evan though is hard to get to it (20 minutes from Punat), it is one of the cleanest and away from public. You can drive the car until the parking which is in front of it. You need your own beach "tools".

Really nice, clean beach. It is a tricky drive to get to it, but well worth visiting. I added a few additional pictures of different views unlike the ones that are already posted. This beats any public, city beach and then some.

Beautiful beach, well cultivated. Very clear water and no urchins close to the beach, so that you can go to the sea without being afraid of stepping into one of them. Parking lot close to the beach. 1€ per hour.

The beach and the the sea are really nice. However stones on the beach are not small so if you want to lay comfortably I suggest bringing something soft to lay on. Parking is 1h =1€, I prefer not to pay for parking but here it is a must do for reasonable price. In the sea is sand and beautiful water but unfortunately we had oil spreading everywhere, sometimes we didn’t saw anything just oil but it was only near the beach, more far away water was clear.

Clear water, great for snorkeling, parking is €1/h which is fine. Beautiful views of mountains from the sea!

Really nice beach with cool refreshing water in the shallower first 10 meters, but getting warmer in the inner area of the bay. The way into the water a bit tricky as there are bigger, slippery rock where definitely recommended to use water shoes. However the whole beach is connected with it's parking area which is amazingly close, like 20 meters from the entrance. Also, there is a small bar with basic drinks and ice cream. The parking is 1 € per hour and can be paid at the end by card. Overall it's a very accessible nice beach

It’s absolutely a beautiful beach for visiting and spending a day there to enjoy the sun and the sea. There is only a little shop there for selling the ice cream and drinks. If you are planning to spend long time there, it’d be good to prepare some food. Otherwise, no complaints at all. The water is limpid and can do snorkeling.

Lovely place, food is great, service too! The only downside is that while we were having breakfast, all the locals kept on chain-smoking, making the experience not pleasant as it could have been if there was a designated area for non smokers. We had an omelette, OJ, coffee and cake and food was delish. Overall: 3/5 Despite the food being absolutely delicious, The owners should take in consideration having a non smoking area, as most people Don’t smoke anymore these days and the smell and the smoke really makes the experience truly unpleasant.

Pizza was very tasty and the other dish Chicken Medallions with Natur Potatoes was very big Portion and tasty.Service was good,friendly but sometimes nobody to find when I need something,but this is because it was very crowded. Every night live Musik in the Secret Garden and on the Terasse from.the street it was a Dj with good Musik. I wanted to hear Kroatien Musik but it was American live songs. Atmosphere not really nice,many People that come and go,crowded.

One of my favorite places in Krk for coffee, relaxing and a sandwich lunch. Or it used to be. Around August 20 I noticed a drastic change in sandwiches. They became much smaller and not as good. I am not usually a person who will sit down to eat a sandwich but these were amazing - the size (I was always able to take 1/3 home), flavour, appearance. Now, they are much smaller, the lepinja bread is much thinner, chicken is half portion if not more, vegetables are barely there compared to what it was. It doesnt even taste as good. The worst thing is that I’ve been telling everyone about it and sending people there, now I am so disappointed that I may not come back myself. The price, naturally, stayed the same. If Volsonis thinks that people won’t notice, you are wrong. What a shame.

Nice place to go out & eat, it's pricey, however the atmosphere is great.

Volsonis on Krk offers an experience that truly stays with you. The morning shift service deserves special mention – the waiter was extremely professional, kind, and always one step ahead of the guests’ needs. It’s rare to encounter such attention to detail, from the warm welcome to the perfectly tailored recommendations. The food is equally impressive: fresh, delicious, and served with great care for both aesthetics and quality. The combination of top-notch service and excellent cuisine makes this restaurant a place you’ll gladly return to. Volsonis is not just a meal, but an entire experience that raises the standard of hospitality.

The best place in town, just perfect if you're looking for some peace and quiet. The drinks were really nice but this review is mostly for the waiter with the beard. He really made the experience so much more enjoyable and memorable. His vibe really brought up the atmosphere of the whole experience and is the reason I'm coming back to this place and reccomending it to friends. Alen thank you so much for your hospitality and hope to see you next year again!

The dirty hugo was excellent. The waiter was really kindness, we love this place. 🥰🍹

Amazing Fun! Definitely recommending! 2hours of fun! 8 zip stations ! Amazing nature and views ! Cool and handsome instructors :D We went two times!! :D and its safe for children because they go in tandem with instructors :) Advice: take good shoes because it is rocky field in the woods and bring water in a small backpack!

Great fun. Friendly guides. Wonderful views. Definitely recommend

Family of 4 (kids aged 7 and 10) went on this ziplining experience yesterday. We had a really great time. Views and scenery stunning and guides energetic and kind. We are from the UK, and guides spoke perfect English for us. Thank you! Highly recommend.

Great experience, very nice views, professional and for sure not boring guides … definatelly recommend to enjoy this trip!

It was a great experience today, the guides are perfect and we had a great time. We never were zip-lining before but we got a great training from the guides. I really can recommend to everyone who wants a bit of action during his vacation. Thanks again to the team it was really fun 😁

Excellent experience, well organized by very friendly staff

We had an amazing experience at this zipline activity with our children (5,8,8 and 10 years old). From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed and immediately felt at ease. The instructors were clearly very professional and well-trained, giving clear explanations in English so that even our kids could fully understand. They took the time to guide the children step by step, giving them confidence and making sure they felt safe and comfortable. Thanks to their patience and enthusiasm, our kids and ourselves had a fantastic first zipline experience. In short: well-organized, safe, and a lot of fun. Highly recommended for families with young children!

We had bought a combined ticket with the Krk Aquarium, we did not have to queue to buy the tickets. Otherwise, we had to wait 10 minutes for a group to form in order to enter the cave. The cave is not very large, about 120 in total, but well preserved, we had a good detailed explanation from the guide for 10 minutes, in English. Then we were able to continue the visit alone (+/- 20 m more) and take some photos. It takes a visit of 30 minutes in total. A walk on the surface is possible, it is up to you to evaluate if it is worth it

The price feels a little high for the experience, as the guided tour lasts about 30 minutes and the commentary could be more detailed. Tours run every hour with a guide. However, the place is definitely worth seeing despite the cost – and you can even spot bats inside, which makes the visit more special.

Wonderful experience that I definitely recommend for you to try. You and your children ,friends, familly can enjoy the beautiful cave and you also have a guide who will answer every question with a smile. The guides are kind and professional, very interesting story and history. Large parking is located 100 meters from the cave. Price is decent for adults and children. Whole guided tour and visit lasts about 20-25min. Photography is allowed but without flash!. It is worth the visit ,time and money.

All the pictures in the world couldn't describe that cave's beauty! It's really worth seeing! Sightseeing is about 30 minutes, but you have to wait for a group to gather, so it's best to buy tickets as soon as you get there, and then wait. Even though it's a very small cave, you can see a lot of chambers, and a lot of stalagmites and stalactites packed in really small space. Tickets are 6€ per adults and 4€ per child over 5 (August 2025). Children under 5 are free. There is a parking lot nearby, dedicated to Biserujka Cave. It's not large, but it's not a problem to park there, as the groups are coming and going quite fast. All in all, a great place!

Extremely underwhelming. Not worth €6 at all. The visit takes 5 minutes. Kids are allowed free and they scream inside the cave so we couldn't hear what the guide was saying because the kids screamed louder. The guide didn't instruct the parents to stop their kids from screaming and continued talking whilst the kids were screaming. The whole situation gave me a headache. Horrible experience. I don't recommend it.

The cave itself is small but it is beautiful, there are paths for hiking however. On less sunny days it is full.

A true karst gem under Krk—Biserujka Cave Discover a magical underground world just minutes from Rudine. Though modest in size, Biserujka Cave dazzles with elegant stalactites, stalagmites, and sculptural pillars across its atmospheric chambers—from the Great Hall to Cypress Hall. A constant 13–15 °C temperature offers a welcomed retreat from summer heat. The site holds ancient secrets too: cave bear fossils, and a host of 28 species, including rare Kvarner-endemic crustaceans. The experience is polished for all ages: well-lit pathways, guided tours, and a nearby educational trail to Slivanjska Bay. Whether you’re a nature lover, spelunker, or seeking respite from the coast, this hidden underground wonder is unforgettable. A Beautiful Cave for a Short Family Trip – Friendly and Knowledgeable Staff

A fantastic place to visit! Ticket prices are very reasonable, making it accessible for everyone. The guided tour lasts between 30 minutes and an hour, which is just the right amount of time to explore without feeling rushed. The castle is very child-friendly, and the staff are welcoming, helpful, and full of interesting information. The atmosphere is charming, and you can really feel the history of the place. Overall, a highly enjoyable experience and definitely worth a visit for families, couples, or anyone interested in history.

There is 5€ entry for nothing more like some nice views. Inside IS few weapons. I thing entry should be 1€ Max.

Nice place with a great view of the sea. Little crowded during the season but it's worth it. I don't like that they asked for another money for a small telescope, we paid 15 euros for a family and one adult person and we went through it in 10 minutes. It's not large and there are few examples of middle age armors and weapons. Anyway a nice place for kids with some history. If you don't like stairs it isn't best place for you.

We were here off-season (late september), there were almost no other visiters. The castle is a nice castle, but there is not too much to see there. There were no guided tours when we were there. However the tickets are only 5 euros and the views from the castle walls are amazing, so I thought it was still definitely worth it.

A small but historic castle with great views of the town and harbour.

Beautiful medieval castle. The ticket costs 5€ to be able to go inside and up the walls. Great view of the coast up the walls. A little museum of battle weapons.

Since the 12th century, the impressive castle of the noble Frankopan family has shaped the old town of Krk. Its oldest structure is the square tower with the former courtroom of the Frankopans (1191). Over time, more towers were added, including the striking round northern tower with a Venetian lion relief (around 1500). Stretching from the sea to Kamplin Square, the castle served for centuries as both a residence and a fortress. Today, visitors can explore its history and architecture up close. However, the castle is quite small — when we visited, entry was €6 per person, and the tour covered just four rooms, making it a rather modest and tourist-oriented experience.

1 | A narrow alley with an interesting story — it's said to be the narrowest in the world. At its slimmest point, it’s just 43 cm (17 inches) wide, as noted on the sign at the entrance. 2 | Is the alley in the town of Vrbnik truly the narrowest in the world? That’s up to visitors to verify, but it’s still worth seeing. The town itself has a unique charm. 3 | The alley is genuinely narrow, so it’s not accessible with a stroller or wheelchair. 4 | The houses around the alley were historically built very close together, with only narrow alleys in between. This design helped keep the town cool and shaded in times before air conditioning.

The town of vrbnik generally is very nice and i enjoyed walking down all the narrow streets and looking at the interesting „architecture“ and the narrowest street just added to that feeling i vey much enjoyed and you should definitely visit it when in vrbnik. Although at 43cm wide it isnt accessible for people of certain dimensions as we found out today.

Overall old town of vrbnik is spectacular and cosy, narrow street is more kids attraction.

Don't expect much, except 15 seconds of mild claustrophobia lol

Supposedly the narrowest street in the world. 43cm at its minimum, several meters long. Located in the very center of Vrbnik. Easy to find since there are direction signs on the streets. There may be a small queue if tourists waiting to go through, but nothing of concern.

Is a really small street, not more than that. However, it really was a lot smaller than we anticipated and, therefore, still a really cool highlight on our visit to Vrbnik. If you are there, don't miss it!

Think European streets are narrow? Well, this one takes the crown. It's not just narrow, it's the narrowest road in the world (only 43 centimeter wide at its shortest). It feels like the ultimate example of how human design can shrink down to the bare minimum. Visiting this spot was both fun and a bit surreal—like stumbling into a quirky architectural secret tucked away in a small coastal town. I didn't dare squeeze through it myself (I was honestly afraid I'd get stuck!), but it's definitely worth seeing. Besides a few curious tourists, you'll likely have no trouble snapping a photo without a crowd. It's a unique little landmark in Vrbnik's historic center, and if you're on Krk Island, I absolutely recommend making a quick stop here.

It is a black mud beach as there are few spots where one can get dirty with a healing mud. The entrance to the sea is long and shallow so I wouldn't recommend it for proper swimming. Parking is available and free.

One of not many sandy beaches on KRK island. Definitely worth going to if your with kids. Might get crowded (at least from the opinions) but 2022 might be less attended because of the covid and recession. There are two restaurants and the beach bar. The biggest red light are the toilets. To be honest I would never let my children use it and I asked my wife not to. Good thing about Krk is that you are always close to everything so it’s a good idea to drive home 20min instead of using this toilet. I’m amazed with how people can act worse then animals in terms of excrements. It’s not your regular five star hotel private beach so take this into account. Other then that it’s cool. Two kilometeres before the beach is a parking place that advertises with “good food” sign. It’s like a foodtruck with only couple positions on the menu but definitely worth having a snack there.

It is very hot. Don't forget to bring an umbrella, because there is no option for any shade. Dogs are not allowed here. If you want to shower it is possible but you need 2 Kuna coins specifically. (Not 1 Kuna, etc.) The healing mud is very nice and fun to apply with family or friends. The water is very shallow at the beach, so the water can get very warm. If you prefer cold water I would not recommend coming here, except if you want to experience the healing mud, for which you need the warm water. If you walk far enough the water gets deep enough to swim properly and the water also gets cooler. It is a sand/mud beach, so be prepared for that.

Very unexpected beach. It’s like a small Dead sea, only without the floating on the water. The water here is shallow and the mud supposedly has some health benefits. There are no facilities around really, just a stand with refreshment, but still a place worth visiting and experiencing. There are not that many sand beaches in Croatia.

Nice and clean beach. easy to find parking place nearby. You can walk in approx. 250m and still not deep. Ideal and safe with children. The seashore is flat and very comfortable to sit down anywhere. The place is not so busy, very nice to relax, but it can be a bit windy.

You know how your parents never let you play in mud? Well, here they force you into it! Great place to throw mud at your family “because it’s healthy”. Shallow water for a long, long way in. Parking across the beach, great LTE signal.

Fantastic beach for small children and adults who love warm water. Water is very low, clear, warm and it's sandy (there are rocks on shore, just be careful) so really unique in Croatia. You can find black mud near shore (just ask someone who already found it), it's good for your skin they told ☺️

Nice monastery with nature surrounding it. The architectural elements like arches are fascinating and there’s even a water well located near the arcades. Everything is built from stone, but since signs of aging are already visible, it would soon be time for a renovation which would involve cleaning and repairing the exterior, replacing outdated electrical and plumbing, installing smart features and improving energy efficiency.

Could be a nice visit, if you manage to get inside. We were denied at the entrance and got a “only cash, bye bye!”. Really unfriendly monk that needs to work on his people skills. The boat ride was fun though..

A 10 minutes boat trip away from Punat, a place of peace and history. The museum is definitely worth to visit, nice collection of various themes and aeras. Flora is beautiful, you can observe while walking around the tiny island.

If you find yourself at island Krk, go visit small island of Kosljun. It is located just opposite of Punat, 7mins away with taxi boat. Definitely go there in early morning, if you go on sunday you can listen to early mass which is held in small monastery in the heart of the island, hidden in shade of thick forrest. You can find different kind of vegetation or watch lazy seagulls slumber on the rocks. You can walk through the woods through way of the cross, or enjoy at islands museum which has one of the world's biggest banknote collection. Also, they have very interesting collection of underwater life. Buy some souvenirs and hop on small boat to go back.

Nice hiding spot and museums. Take taxi boat from punat bay.

Beautiful serene and tranquil place, I could stay for a whole day

Interesting historical island. Reachable by taxi boat from nearby port.

We have visited this place on Sunday morning and church was closed but you could see Bascanska ploca through windows on the curch doors

Amazing church from 1100s with great historical significance for Croatian history. Lots of free parking and able to walk around. To enter the church needs to be organised prior and entry is 5ۥ

The Abbey and Church of St. Lucy in Jurandvor are among the most important Croatian historical and cultural sites. The famous Baška stone tablet was found here. A replica can be seen today inside the church in it's original place. The reconstructed building of the monastery is now used as an exhibition and educational area. The ticket office is few dozen meters away, it offers souvenirs and snacks and the attendant will give you a short tour of the site. This is an excellent example on how to handle cultural heritage. Surely worth visiting once you're on Krk! P.S. This is one of the checkpoints of The Krk Camino Trail.

The entrance fee is 5 euros per person and you also get a guide, but the Baška slab can be seen through a small window on the door of the church, 5 minutes is enough to look at the slab and the surrounding walls

Very important place in croatian history. Baščanska ploča was found here, there is a replica inside the church. Unfortunately we arrived a bit late and couldn't enter but it was amazing to visit a place so important!

A very important place in Croatian history. Famous for Baška tablet, made around year 1100, witch is the first mention of Croatian king and people in Croatian language. A magnificent place with a lot of history. You can see the place where it was found but the original tablet is located in a HAZU Zagreb. A replica is in place of the original tablet. You can buy locally made souvenirs there and have a guided tour for 25kn ticket.

A Serendipitous Experience at St. Lucia’s Church in Baška, Croatia Our visit to St. Lucia's Church in Baška, Croatia, turned into an unexpectedly enriching experience, thanks to the graciousness of a young guide and the immersive video presentation inside the church. Initially, we intended to simply admire the church's architecture and historical significance. However, upon entering, we found ourselves amidst a captivating video presentation that drew us in. Rather than interrupting, we decided to stay until the end, joining a group of fellow tourists. To our surprise and delight, a young man, no older than a teenager, approached us once the video concluded. Recognizing that we were English speakers, he took the initiative to replay the video in English, ensuring we didn't miss out on any details. What truly impressed us was his passion for preserving history and his willingness to share it with visitors. His dedication was evident as he guided us through the church, providing insights that enriched our understanding and appreciation of the site. As if this weren't charming enough, we later learned that his mother runs the nearby store—a delightful connection that added a personal touch to our visit. In summary, St. Lucia’s Church offers more than just historical and architectural wonders; it provides an opportunity to connect with the past through the efforts of passionate individuals like our young guide. This experience left us with lasting memories and a renewed appreciation for the importance of preserving history for future generations. 🙏🏼🌀💟⛪️🇭🇷

It is a small but very enjoyable place, especially with kids. Quite a collection for such a tiny place and it is very affordable.

Most of the fish are in much too small aquariums. Some of them have serious health issues. Sea horses are in a really bad condition. At least the grouper, lobsters etc have a little bit bigger aquariums. The whole tour is around 15 minutes, so don't expect too much. It is nice for the kids, but for someone who has seen a lot of different private and public aquariums nothing special.

Thats not a big place but its a really nice entertainment on Krk, Baska. Generally really nice fishes and other sea big and small features. I recommend it, even its not very cheap. It took us around 20 mins to visit, also cool down our body temperature (theres a stable around 15C temp.)

Interesting....you can check how all loks before you order them in the closest restaurant. Advise - avoid restaurant Baška, 50m downhill from this place, they hawe smelly food🤢, and forcing you to pay by cash only/them they cancel your bill,and not pay's state taxes....

Small but nice, mainly for kids

Nice experience, the aquarium itself isn’t that big but u can see lots of fishes and other sea creatures. For me the price is ok. As I said it’s small and u need maximum 15-20 min for your visit.

Sadly, animals are in very bad conditions. Tanks are too small and just boring. There should be atleast one real plant in each. Seahorses need real natural plants- not plastic ones like they have now. A lot of fishes have health issues:( But its a nice experience for children and for people who dont care that much.

The ride was great. The quad was a little bit old, and the speed indicator didn't work. The price was very high for one hours. You can drive where you like on asphalt. They should have a map with viewpoint and roads where you can drive. The wheel was a little bit hard to turn left or right. In the rest, it's a nice sensation drive the quad.

very beautiful Quad Safari in Krk. you have to book the 3 hrs Tour

Imran and marcelo very good people and gave us a good tour i recommend to everyone who is coming from abroad. Thanks guys!

Best Quad ever!!! Come back

Amazing, was very good!

Perfect for a energetic experience on your vacation

Very good !!

I was on my first dive with my sons. On the part of the center, excellent coordination on everything from the reservation to the explanation of the dive itself. Everyone was nice and accommodating. It was certainly not the last dive for us. Thumbs up.

My friend and me did the discovery-dive course here. Our diving instructor did an excellent job in teaching us about the equipment and the correct behaviour under water. We felt very safe the whole time, and of course also had a lot of fun. The team was very relaxed and everyone got all the time they needed to get comfortable in and under water. We had two instructors for three diving-beginners.

Had a wonderful experience going out snorkeling. Went to a beautiful spot where both the divers and we who were snorkeling could explore around the reef. The staff was really nice and experienced, finding the best spots. Nice to go out in a smaller group of people.

Amazing Diveshop! Super Tauchbasis! The team of Submalin was doing a tremendous job to organize diving for me, found great buddies, had good equipment and found super nice divespots. I can really recommend the Diveshop to every diver out there! Shoutout to Claud for being an super great guide and skipper and giving very helpful briefings! Thanks again, Johannes PS: Sorry again for cancelling the last dive on short notice but I really couldn't make it :-(

Nice staff, though failed to disclose that the check-in dive I had to do was as much as a trip dive. Charged me the day of my trip dive and told me they forgot. I emailed them ahead of my trip with details, and they never via email mentioned a cost associated for the check-in. The trip dive was great, quick 30 minute ride to Cres.

I did my CMAS* here, it was my first experience with diving. Everyone was very nice, patient and accommodating. Highly recommended!

After enjoying 2 months of "education for services" as dive professional up to the level of a scuba instructor, I can highly recommend the Dive Center Submalin as the place to be during holidays and for scuba courses for all levels from beginner to professional. The owners of the dive center, Sendi and Tommy, were always helpful before, during and after the stay with respect to any questions or problems, which eventually crossed my way. Communication was always possible in german, english and croatian language. The center is located in the north of the island Krk and can be reached very comfortably by plane (the airport is only a 15 minutes drive away), own car (only few hours for example from souther Germany, Swiss, Austria, ... and the bridge from mainland Croatia to Krk is open 24/7), and bus or train via Rijeka. As a member of the staff, I got a well suited flat in Malinska. For guests, there were hotel rooms and apartments of various luxury levels, which to book, Sendi was always helpful to. With 3 compressors, nitrox and trimix blending facilities, a scuba tank store and filling bank directly at the housereef, a big drying and storage room, a lot of rental equipment, and 2 to 4 boats of different sizes the center offers perfect facilities for all types and levels of diving. Also, the sea around Malinska offers a lot of possibilities of diving like reefs, walls and wrecks at various depths and for divers of different levels. As the center is located at the northern end of Krk inside the Kvarner Gulf, diving was even possible from boat on some windy pre-season days, when conditions were too harsh at most other places around the island. Tommy and his competent team of instructors never failed to perform scuba courses with high proficiency, top results, and a lot of fun. Thanks to Tommys vast competence, divers can choose from a variety of dive associations, by whose regularities they want to be trained, e.g. CMAS, IAC, PADI, SSI. I absolutely enjoyed every day of education, diving, and work at the center and am looking forward to come back as soon as possible - either just for vacation, exploring even more of huge number of divesites, or to continue my training as diver.

Beautiful Beach near Vribnik! It‘s not really a Secret so be prepared to meet other people. 10€ parking fee and (if you want) 30€ for chairs and umbrella. Last sounds very rude, but You don’t need it. Good reachable by car. Little bar is also at the Beach.

Overcrowded!! 15 euro for parking. Don’t park outside because I saw a lot of cars with a parking ticket.

Beautiful place but hard to get there, very narrow road. And i think the parking is a bit overpriced. Its almost end of the world so they couldn't charge people for the parking. The beach doesn't have any shade. Super hot and no place to hide, especially if you are with baby. Nice place but needs to be planned in better way.

Nice beach with a beautiful and crystal clear sea. The parking is not too large and so I suggest not to arrive later than 10am. The beach gets quite crowded during the day

This beach is nice but crowded as all other beaches in the high season. Parking is NOT FREE. You need to pay 17euro if you like to overnight. 50 kuna for parking during the day. No drinking /sweet water available. No electricity. No shops in nearest area. VERY NICE SUNSETS

Beautiful beach. Clean, fairly peacefull despite lots of people, feel of a secluded beach with quite easy access. There is no natural shade, so come prepared - you can rent parasols but there aren't many and get sold out quite early in the morning. There is no running water so no showers and only port-a-potties. There is a beach bar and it also serves some food but is by no means a restaurant - what they do have is basic but good food and you won't go hungry. Be prepared for wasps, it's their natural habitat and in drought they can be extremely annoying.

It's just ok in my opinion...the place is nice but when we went there it was just too crowded. There is a bar with some basic snacks and drinks but it runs on a generator and you have a constant noise of a diesel engine in the background. If you walk ~15 min you can reach another beach that is much quieter.

Beautiful beach with no crowds in late September. Bar is closed, so take a food and water with you, especially if you hike to this beach. Trail is not hard but has its own challenges, very rocky and exposed to the sun and heat all day.

5,5 km mountain trail from Baška to Vela Luka with spectacular view 😊

A very nice, beautiful and clear sea, amazing mountains and less people. Pretty much space for a swimming.

Be prepared to hike the trail with proper shoes, gloves, walking sticks, get some water n food along, and it's not that tough. There is no taxi boat at Vela Luka, so you have to hike two ways. Just follow the stones with the markings along the hiking trail and Enjoy!

A wonderful place for swimming and diving

(Translated by Google) We went last week. To access we have to take a taxi-boat (Tigar) from Baska at the price of €18 each return (our 3 year old didn't pay). What can I say, a quiet beach as access is not easy but very dirty. Beautiful but not the best I've seen (I've been going to Croatia for 3 years). I recommend it because in addition to the tranquility, there is a bar/restaurant with very honest prices and above all the possibility of taking a walk with a truly beautiful view. The umbrella plus the two deckchairs cost €30 so I would say that it can be done otherwise you can bring what you need to spend a day there. (Original) Siamo stati settimana scorsa. Per accedere abbiamo presso un taxi-boat(Tigar) da Baska al prezzo di 18€ a testa andata e ritorno(il nostro piccolo di 3 anni non ha pagato). Che dire, spiaggia tranquilla poiché l'accesso non è semplice ma molto sporca. Bella ma non delle migliori che abbia visto(sono 3 anni che vado in Croazia). La consiglio poiché oltre alla tranquillità, c'è un bar/ristorante con prezzi al dire vero molto onesti e soprattutto la possibilità di fare qualche passeggiata con un panorama davvero bello. L'ombrellone più i due sdraio costavano 30€ per cui direi che si può fare altrimenti potete portarvi ciò che vi occorre per trascorrere una giornata lì.

(Translated by Google) I recommend it, beautiful beach, warm water, small pebbles, gravel, sparsely populated, bar on site and toilets. You have to take a taxi boat, but it's also a beautiful ride of about 15 minutes. from Baška (22 euros per adult, half for children, e.g. 9 years old). Great🏝🏖 (Original) Polecam, piękna plaża, ciepła woda, robne kamyki, żwirek, mało zaludniona, bar na miejscu i toalety. Trzeba dojechać taxi boat, ale to też piękna przejażdżka około 15 min. z Baški( 22 euro od osoby doroslej, polowa dziecko np. 9 lat).Suuper🏝🏖