Baska Voda Apartments (2+2+2+1, 2+2+2), Studio apartment (2+2)
Property type: Apartments, Studio apartments
Equipments:
Ground floor
Apartment (2+2+2+1):
- 2x double rooms, living room with 2 sofas each for 2 persons, dishwasher, 2 bathrooms, washing machine
Price:
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July - August 151,45€
June 128,5€
September 116,5€
Other months by request
Studio Apartment (2+2) 25m²:
- Double bed + sofa for 2 persons and kitchen, bathroom. Balcony
Price:
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July - August 75,72€
June - September 58,25€
Other months by request
First floor
Apartment (2+2+2) 50m²:
- Double room + living room with 2 sofas, bathroom, balcony
Price:
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July - August 110€
June - September 81,55€
Other months by request
Studio Apartment (2+2) 25m²:
- Double bed + sofa for 2 persons and kitchen, bathroom. Balcony
Price:
-
July - August 75,72€
June - September 58,25€
Other months by request
Second floor
Apartment (2+2+2) 50m²:
- Double room + living room with 2 sofas, bathroom, balcony. Sea view
Price:
-
July - August 110€
June - September 81,5€
Other months by request
Studio Apartment (2+2) 25m²:
- Double bed (on the gallery) + sofa for 2 persons and kitchen, bathroom. Balcony - Sea view
Price:
-
July - August 75,72€
June - September 58,25€
Other months by request
Price:
- Tax is included in price
- Christmas / New Year: by request
Facilities:
- 50 meters away from the beach and 5 minutes of walk to the town center
- Sat TV, Air condition in all apartments
- Barbecue terrace
- Free Wi-Fi!
- Free parking!
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Baska Voda
- Baska Voda is one of the busiest resort on the
Makarska Riviera. With a fair selection of shops, bars and restaurants,
in summer it has the atmosphere of a lively little town. With plenty of reasonably-priced accommodation in hotels,
campsites and private apartments, Baska Voda is popular with young people and families with children. There’s plenty to do,
from sports of all kinds to beach bars that transform into night clubs, and no shortage of entertainment laid on.
- Baska Voda’s ancient core, known as Gradina, lies on a mound just uphill from the waterfront. The names on ancient
gravestones testify that the site has been inhabited since Illyrian times, about 4 centuries BC. The Greeks traded
here and the Romans settled here – the latter named the town Aronia.
- Fortifications were built in the Middle Ages when this coastline was constantly invaded: there are sections of the
bastions still standing today. This is the site of important archaeological finds such as amphorae, coins, jewellery
and glass, which you can see in the town museum. There’s also a museum of shells – the Malacological Museum.
- However, there are still plenty of vineyards around so you can buy local wine direct from the barrel – just bring your own container!
Nowadays, the architectural and cultural value of these villages has been recognised: Topići has been proclaimed in its entirety a protected heritage
site and Bast offers a number of picturesque places to stay. Both will charm you with their folk architecture and
delightful scenery, and both can tempt you with some authentic Dalmatian cuisine in old-fashioned taverns.
- A less demanding walk is the 6km coastal path that leads through the delightful little resorts of
Promajna, Bratus and Krvavica.