Cozy Couple's Paradise - Pet Friendly, Parking Included

Welcome to Gemma , a charming and practical apartment located in the heart of Baška, Croatia. Located at Stjepana Radića 19, this cozy apartment offers the perfect solution for those looking for a relaxing and authentic Croatian experience.
The Gemma Apartment, with its modern and attractive appearance, perfectly embodies the combination of functionality and style, ideal for up to four guests, but also optimal for two . This accommodation consists of one bedroom with a comfortable sleeping area, a raised gallery to accommodate two children and an attractive living room. Perfect for relaxing after a day of sightseeing or enjoying a quiet evening with a loved one. The spacious bathroom ensures privacy and convenience, providing a flawless experience for our guests.
Since pets are welcome, feel free to bring a furry friend who will surely enjoy the fresh Croatian air. Unfortunately, we do not offer garages, but don't worry about your vehicle. We have provided a parking space to ensure the safety and accessibility of your car throughout your stay.
Apartment Gemma offers not only accommodation, but also unforgettable experiences for our guests. We invite you to explore the beauty of Baška while enjoying the comfort and convenience of your temporary home. We look forward to hosting you soon!


Sights and attractions in Baška
One of the most attractive locations in the region is undoubtedly Vela plaža, the most popular among swimmers. One of the symbols of Baška and a key element of the landscape, it is 1800 meters long and faces the crystal clear sea. Since 1999, it has been the proud winner of the European Blue Flag award, which testifies to its high quality standards.
Visitors can expect numerous activities and entertainment: restaurants and cafes are present everywhere, and pedal boats, windsurfing boards, umbrellas and deck chairs are available for rent.In addition to Vela Plaža, Baška has more than thirty beaches; the most famous of them are those near the coves of Vela Luka and Mala Luka, the FKK beach near the Bunculuka campsite, and the beaches of Konjska, Vrženica, Jablanovo, Storišće and Dubna.
While many beaches can be reached on foot, some require a boat or taxi ride; the distant view offered by the latter option, however, allows for a better enjoyment of the beautiful local beaches surrounded by peace and quiet.
Top ten sights and attractions:
GARDEN PLATEIn the Church of St. Lucy in Jurandvor there is a replica of one of the most important Croatian monuments - the Baška Tablet. It is the oldest known document containing a Croatian personal name written in the Croatian Glagolitic script.
VELA PLAZA BEACHThe 1.8 km long Vela Plaža has been a symbol of the Baška landscape since the very beginnings of tourism. It has been awarded the European Blue Flag, which testifies to the high quality of the environment, and is therefore the most popular summer destination for swimmers and beach lovers.
"JOURNEY TO THE MOON"The 7.5 km long "Path to the Moon" trail is suitable for both hikers and cyclists, and runs mostly through a forest area; then it reaches a completely barren area called the "Moon Plateau", which resembles a rocky desert and is one of the must-see locations in the region.
BAŠKA AQUARIUMIn the very center of Baška, you can get to know the rich and diverse underwater world of the Croatian Adriatic through one of the largest collections of Adriatic shells and sea snails in Croatia. The Baška Aquarium, on an area of 200 m² , is home to 21 aquariums with a hundred species of fish and four hundred species of shells and sea snails.
ZiplinesAthletes, tourists and families with children can enjoy the Edison Zipline, an off-road ride along more than 2 km of cables that pass through trees and beautiful scenery, which will make them truly unforgettable.
Baška Glagolitic TrailThe Baška Glagolitic Trail winds through the landscape of the area, and is flanked by 35 stone sculptures depicting all the letters of the Croatian Glagolitic alphabet. A BGT guide accompanies visitors along the trail, providing the meaning and explanation of each individual letter, as well as a map with the location of the stones marked.
ISLAND OF PRVICA short boat ride is enough to reach the largest uninhabited island in Croatia, which is also protected as a special botanical and ornithological reserve. Although Prvić is not suitable for walking or exploring, there are several small coves along its coast for enjoying the sun and sea.
Mala Luka and Vela Luka baysA hiking trail or a taxi boat ride takes visitors to Vela Luka, one of the most beautiful bays on the Adriatic. An additional twenty-minute walk takes them to the beautiful Mala Luka cove; the adjacent archaeological site of the Corinthia Fortress offers breathtaking views of both bays.
MULTI-CELL PEDALSNumerous walking and cycling paths pass by multi-cell pens, dry-walled structures used for sorting and counting sheep. These barns are a prime example of vernacular architecture and can only be found in two other locations in Europe, Wales (UK) and Iceland.
BATOMALJ SANCTUARYThe Church of Our Lady of Gorička, one of the oldest Marian shrines in Croatia, can be reached via the Educational Trail, a paved road or a 237-step staircase. The church was built in 1415 and is famous for its bell, which dates back to 1594 and is traditionally rung when the Bishop of Krk visits the Baška Valley.