Surroundings

The Island of Krk

This is the northernmost island in the Mediterranean. Located in the Kvarner Bay, it is one of the largest islands in the Adriatic. Rich in historical and cultural monuments, with breath-taking nature and a number of bays and beaches, footpaths and cycling trails, the island of Krk offers an inexhaustible source of facilities for your holiday.

Historical places

The town of Krk and its ancient streets and squares

Charming beaches

Discover the famous Vela plaža

Hidden coves

Discover coves and beaches between Punat and Stara Baška

Picturesque little towns

Vrbnik, which rises up on a cliff above the sea

Krk Bridge

The island of Krk is connected to the mainland by the bridge.

Trails and walking paths

Marked walking paths and trails passing through the stunning nature

An adventurous spirit

Explore the island along a number of cycling trails

Culture and history

Ancient cultural and historical monuments

A rich heritage

The islet of Košljun – a jewel of natural and historical heritage

Natural sites

The attractive Biserujka Cave

Vrbnička žlahtina

A widely known indigenous wine

Pleasant Mediterranean climate

Fresh air, unspoiled nature, mild winters and sunny summers

Local cuisine

Enjoy the specialities of Krk’s cuisine

Olive oil

An excellent product of Krk’s olive groves

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