Island of Krk

Krk, one of the largest islands in the Adriatic Sea, is located in the northern Kvarner Bay. Its excellent accessibility via the Krk Bridge and proximity to an airport make it a convenient and inviting destination.

With a mild Mediterranean climate, Krk welcomes visitors year-round to immerse themselves in its stunning natural beauty.

The island’s enchanting coastline, dotted with charming bays, coves and beaches, provides an idyllic backdrop for swimming, diving, and a wide range of water activities.

Boasting crystal-clear waters, breath-taking beaches, and rich flora and fauna, Krk is a true haven for holiday and relaxation.

Cultural heritage

The island of Krk is a captivating treasure trove of cultural and historical wonders. As you wander through its charming old town centres and explore local museums and churches, you'll uncover the fascinating stories that weave together the island's rich and vibrant past.

The town of Krk is particularly enchanting, with its ancient stone walls, cathedral, and narrow cobblestone streets. Every corner of this town invites you to step back in time and experience the traditions and culture that have shaped this region.

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Grad Krk u sumrak - fotografija iz zraka

For active holiday enthusiasts

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The island of Krk is a paradise for active holiday lovers, offering endless opportunities for adventure.

Meandering hiking and cycling trails take you through stunning landscapes, unveiling panoramic views of the sea and neighbouring islands.

Whether it's hiking across scenic hills, cycling through vineyards and olive groves, or uncovering secluded coves, every moment on this island promises an unforgettable experience.

Authentic experience

Local restaurants will enchant your taste buds with mouthwatering specialties, while warm and welcoming hosts ensure your stay feels like home. Savor freshly caught fish, artisanal olive oil, and exquisite local wines as you unwind and bask in the golden Mediterranean sun and its soothing climate.
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