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The island of Krk, the second largest island in Croatia, has borne the name the Golden Island since ancient times due to its mild climate, lush vegetation, and favourable location in Kvarner Bay. The proximity to the mainland and transport connections make it an attractive tourist destination.

Krk is an island of culture and a cradle of writing, as evidenced by numerous monuments, museums, religious buildings such as the medieval old town of Krk, the Baška stone tablet, the Franciscan monastery on the island of Košljun, etc.

Owing to environmental projects and the systematic care for cleanliness and environmental protection, Krk is also an island of Blue Flags that adorn the towns of Krk, Baška, Malinska, Njivice, Omišalj, Punat and Marina Punat, Glavotok, and Šilo. The island of Krk is a golden destination for foodies who can experience the best of the local cuisine, paired with Žlahtina, a noble wine variety that thrives only in the Vrbničko Polje karst field. 

 

This Adriatic jewel is a year-round destination that, just like a goldfish, makes every wish come true. Families looking to spend some quality time together, divers and anyone who loves to explore the world beneath the sea, boaters, adrenaline junkies and active holiday enthusiasts – there’s a little piece of heaven waiting on the island of Krk for just about everybody.

Beaches

Zgribnica Beach, Vrbnik

Zgribnica Beach

Zgribnica is a pebbly beach. Part of the beach is rocky, and part is made up of concrete surfaces. There is access for people with minor disabilities. The beach facilities include a bar with a terrace, a shower and the possibility of renting pedalos.
Šilo, Krk

Šilo

The sandy beach in Šilo is located in the very centre of the village and flying proudly above it is the Blue Flag. It is suitable for small children.
Murvenica Cove, Krk

Murvenica Cove

Murvenica cove is situated about 600 metres from Šilo. The beach is pebbly, the road to it is not asphalted and it is accessible by boat or on foot.
Vela Plaža (Big Beach), Krk, Baška

Vela Plaža (Big Beach)

"Vela Plaža beach is a natural pebble beach, 1,800 metres long, and can accommodate several thousand bathers. It is especially suitable for children and non-swimmers. Since 1999 the European Blue Flag, which today is a trademark of Baška as proof of the high quality and standards, has been flying on Baška’s Vela beach. The Blue Flag was awarded by the European Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), and it symbolises the preserved, safe and pleasant surroundings, the cleanliness of the sea and the coast plus the quality of equipment and organisation of the beach along with the developed management system of this area. Pedalos, sailboards, sunshades, sun loungers and other beach goods necessary for a pleasant stay by the sea or available for hire. It was, in fact, the beaches that stimulated tourism in Baška back in 1908 when the first bathing resort was officially opened on the island of Krk. Today the purpose of the beach is the same, as in the previous century, however, now with the facilities that allow every visitor a safe and carefree time on it."
Oprna Beach, Krk

Oprna Beach, Krk

Oprna beach is located in the immediate vicinity of the village of Stara Baška. It is situated in a wonderful cove with crystal clear blue water. It is a natural pebble and sandy beach which enchants with its beauty. It is accessible by boat, but if you want to come by car, you will have to leave your vehicle on the main road and slowly descend down the cliff.
Rupa beach, Malinska

Rupa beach,

Rupa beach is located in the very centre of Malinska. As recognition of its quality and facilities, the international award - the Blue Flag, has been flying above the local beach of Rupa for many years. Rupa beach is also famous for the children’s park which is close by.
Konjska Beach, Krk

Konjska Beach

Konjska beach is located right near the Tiha campsite with a wonderful view of the Crikvenica Riviera. It is pebbly, and on the beach there are sun loungers and sunshades which can be hired. For speed lovers there is the possibility of renting jet skis. Above the family and children friendly beach there is a large car park.
Meline Beach, Krk

Meline Beach

Peloid develops in places where fine-grained material settles which is carried by an inland watercourse and fresh and saltwater mix where the natural formation of peloid happens. Treatments with peloid are used for the treatment of rheumatic illnesses, osteoarthritis, gynaecological problems, sciatica, skin diseases, trauma and alike, and it is also used in cosmetics for the making of various facemasks for skin rejuvenation and wrinkle reduction. Peloid can be applied to the affected part of the body or to the whole body, and before and during the therapy it is warmed by the sun’s heat. Also recommended is bathing in the warm seawater and sitting for some time in a warm ambience. The first research of peloid in Soline cove was made in 1965 upon the initiative of a doctor from Thalassotherapia in Crikvenica. At one time peloid was used for therapeutic purposes with good results, however, due to the problem of transport in Crikvenica and the return of the peloid to the source, it soon came to an end. The next study was in 2003 when 19 locations were investigated. It was confirmed that it corresponds to a group of underwater loose sediments of a fine-grain structure, created by the silting and settling in salty seawater and that it belongs to a group of salty, slightly sulphuric sea muds and that could be used for health purposes.
Porporela – Ježevac Beach, Krk

Porporela – Ježevac Beach

On the Porporela – Ježevac pebbly beach the sea is shallow with a pebbly seabed. Access the sea has been adapted for those with disabilities. The beach also has the Blue Flag.
Portapisana beach, Krk

Portapisana beach

The Portapisana beach has a sandy and shallow bottom, whilst the sunbathing area is concrete. Tourists can find various things to do on the beach such as a place to eat, beach volleyball and a children’s playground
Potovošće Beach, Vrbnik

Potovošće Beach

Potovošće is a pebbly beach which is 3 kilometres from Vrbnik. Alongside the beach there are a car park and a small catering outlet.
Soline Beach, Krk

Soline Beach

Soline beach is located in the centre of the village of Soline. The pebbly beach with some concrete parts is suitable for families with small children. There is a large car park 30 or so metres from the beach.
Sv. Marek Beach, Vrbnik

Sv. Marek Beach

Sv. Marek is the only sandy beach on the island of Krk, 8 kilometres from Vrbnik. The facilities include beach volleyball and the water park with three small catering outlets.
Zgribnica Beach, Vrbnik

Zgribnica Beach

Zgribnica is a pebbly beach. Part of the beach is rocky, and part is made up of concrete surfaces. There is access for people with minor disabilities. The beach facilities include a bar with a terrace, a shower and the possibility of renting pedalos.
Šilo, Krk

Šilo

The sandy beach in Šilo is located in the very centre of the village and flying proudly above it is the Blue Flag. It is suitable for small children.
Murvenica Cove, Krk

Murvenica Cove

Murvenica cove is situated about 600 metres from Šilo. The beach is pebbly, the road to it is not asphalted and it is accessible by boat or on foot.
Vela Plaža (Big Beach), Krk, Baška

Vela Plaža (Big Beach)

"Vela Plaža beach is a natural pebble beach, 1,800 metres long, and can accommodate several thousand bathers. It is especially suitable for children and non-swimmers. Since 1999 the European Blue Flag, which today is a trademark of Baška as proof of the high quality and standards, has been flying on Baška’s Vela beach. The Blue Flag was awarded by the European Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), and it symbolises the preserved, safe and pleasant surroundings, the cleanliness of the sea and the coast plus the quality of equipment and organisation of the beach along with the developed management system of this area. Pedalos, sailboards, sunshades, sun loungers and other beach goods necessary for a pleasant stay by the sea or available for hire. It was, in fact, the beaches that stimulated tourism in Baška back in 1908 when the first bathing resort was officially opened on the island of Krk. Today the purpose of the beach is the same, as in the previous century, however, now with the facilities that allow every visitor a safe and carefree time on it."
Oprna Beach, Krk

Oprna Beach, Krk

Oprna beach is located in the immediate vicinity of the village of Stara Baška. It is situated in a wonderful cove with crystal clear blue water. It is a natural pebble and sandy beach which enchants with its beauty. It is accessible by boat, but if you want to come by car, you will have to leave your vehicle on the main road and slowly descend down the cliff.
Rupa beach, Malinska

Rupa beach,

Rupa beach is located in the very centre of Malinska. As recognition of its quality and facilities, the international award - the Blue Flag, has been flying above the local beach of Rupa for many years. Rupa beach is also famous for the children’s park which is close by.
Konjska Beach, Krk

Konjska Beach

Konjska beach is located right near the Tiha campsite with a wonderful view of the Crikvenica Riviera. It is pebbly, and on the beach there are sun loungers and sunshades which can be hired. For speed lovers there is the possibility of renting jet skis. Above the family and children friendly beach there is a large car park.
Meline Beach, Krk

Meline Beach

Peloid develops in places where fine-grained material settles which is carried by an inland watercourse and fresh and saltwater mix where the natural formation of peloid happens. Treatments with peloid are used for the treatment of rheumatic illnesses, osteoarthritis, gynaecological problems, sciatica, skin diseases, trauma and alike, and it is also used in cosmetics for the making of various facemasks for skin rejuvenation and wrinkle reduction. Peloid can be applied to the affected part of the body or to the whole body, and before and during the therapy it is warmed by the sun’s heat. Also recommended is bathing in the warm seawater and sitting for some time in a warm ambience. The first research of peloid in Soline cove was made in 1965 upon the initiative of a doctor from Thalassotherapia in Crikvenica. At one time peloid was used for therapeutic purposes with good results, however, due to the problem of transport in Crikvenica and the return of the peloid to the source, it soon came to an end. The next study was in 2003 when 19 locations were investigated. It was confirmed that it corresponds to a group of underwater loose sediments of a fine-grain structure, created by the silting and settling in salty seawater and that it belongs to a group of salty, slightly sulphuric sea muds and that could be used for health purposes.

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