Nikolina Beach

Nikolina is the heart of Baška Voda. Named after the village's patron saint, St Nicholas the Traveller, whose statue greets boats from the pier, this long beach runs from the harbour to Stazica beach and is one of the best-kept beaches on the Adriatic.

Nikolina is long and pebbly, with white pebbles, very clear water and a gentle entry into the sea that suits children and older guests. The line of pine trees along the beach was planted in the 1930s by the town's embellishment society, and today it gives welcome shade. Nikolina was first awarded the Blue Flag in 2006, won Croatia's national Blue Flower award in 2008, and was named by the Daily Mail in 2015 among the ten most attractive beaches in the Mediterranean.

This is one of the best-equipped beaches on the Riviera: showers, changing cabins, toilets, restaurants and cafés, deck chairs and parasols, massages, a rescue service, and beach and sea access for guests with disabilities.

North of the harbour are Podluka and Ikovac; south of Nikolina the coast continues with Stazica and Baško Polje beaches towards Promajna. The promenade connects them all, and in the evening the beach bars along the way are a relaxed place for a drink.

Want to wake up close to Nikolina Beach? Our nearest homes are Villa Zorana (about a 6-minute drive), Villa Marta (about a 6-minute drive) and Villa Casa Basini (about a 7-minute drive).

Nikolina combines award-winning water quality, real shade, full facilities and easy access for everyone, all in the centre of a charming fishing village.