The small Romanesque Church of St. Lucy stands in Jurandvor, two kilometres inland from Baška along a flat road through vineyards. From the outside it looks unremarkable: a low stone building with a modest bell-cote, set among cypress trees. The interest is what was found inside.
The church is open most mornings and afternoons in season for a small entry fee; the replica tablet is the main thing to see, along with the surviving Romanesque arches and a small archaeological display about the Benedictine monastery that once stood here. The walk out from Baška takes about twenty minutes and is pleasant in early morning before the heat builds.