Baška Voda is situated in the heart of the world, on Croatian part of Adriatic coast, south of Split, on the west part of Makarska Riviera, at the foot of Mt. Biokovo.

Inhabitants:2000. Traces of life on this area over three thousand years old. Museums: archaeological and malacological collections, native museum. Churches: St. Lawrence (1750), St. Nicholaus The Passanger (1889). Dalmatian architecture. Long tradition in sailing and trading.

Tourist capacities: 10 000 beds in hotels, private accommodation, apartments and camps. Long white pebbly beaches. Harbour. Over 20 restaurants, pizzerias and tavernas. Numerous cafés and pastery shops. Cinema. Variety of shops. Ambulance. Pharmacy. Bank. Post office. Green market. Exchange offices. Tourist agencies. Discotheque. Dancing terraces. Children playgrounds. Soccer playground. Tennis.