The island of Krk is the northernmost island in the Mediterranean, located in the Kvarner Bay. It is the largest island in the Adriatic, with an area of 409.9 km2. There are about twenty islets, rocks and reefs around the island. Krk is the island with the most populated places, there are a total of 68. Today, 19,383 inhabitants live on the island (census 2011). The traditional way of life of the islanders is linked to the sea (fishing, seafaring, shipbuilding), agriculture and animal husbandry, especially sheep breeding, and this, along with other more recent activities, has remained on the island until today.
Explore the Golden Island of Krk, take advantage of its proximity and accessibility, discover its rich history and tradition through beautiful stories and interesting facts that make it wonderful and mysterious, or find your favorite beach full of sounds, scents, and colors for your perfect vacation.
There is no doubt that Croatia has become a TOP destination for vacationers, party enthusiasts, history lovers, and families alike. Here on the island of Krk, we take pride in being a family destination, and why wouldn't we? With safe beaches, amusement parks, and aquariums, the island of Krk offers plenty of entertainment for those traveling with babies, children, and teenagers.
Some of the most beautiful beaches on Earth can be found on Krk, an island surrounded by crystal-clear sea, earning it the nickname 'the island of blue flags.' There are many beaches, some public and easily accessible, while others are hidden in coves that can only be reached by boat. We have compiled a list of those slightly concealed but heavenly ones – here are our TOP 3 hidden beaches on the island of Krk!
During the summer, the town of Krk transforms into a very interesting place with numerous festivals and concerts. Throughout the year, it offers its guests interesting activities, mild climate, recreation, and greenery. The interior of the island is crisscrossed with cycling paths that invite cyclists to explore the landscape, as well as the gastronomic offerings.
On the island of Krk, administratively, politically, economically, and religiously, the center is the town of Krk. We know that the prehistoric town of Curicta (Krk) was fortified with walls, which, from the end of the 15th century or the beginning of the Venetian rule on the island, have been continuously and systematically built and renovated.
