Krk Island – Holiday Accommodation in Croatia

The island of Krk in Croatia, covering 405.78 km², is the largest island in the Adriatic. Krk is perfect for a relaxed family holiday. Idyllic pebble beaches invite swimming, and the island offers excellent opportunities for hiking and cycling. Cultural and sporting activities ensure that adventurous guests will never be bored.

Holiday Rentals on Krk

Visitors can find a wide range of holiday apartments, studios, rooms, and houses on Krk, easily bookable through our platform. Whether by the sea, near the beach, or in historic town centers, there are accommodations for every taste and vacation style.

Connection to the Mainland

Since 1980, Krk has been connected to the mainland via the over one-kilometer-long "Krčki most" bridge. Cars must pay a toll, while cyclists and pedestrians cross for free. Krk also has Rijeka International Airport near Omišalj, connecting the island to many European destinations.

Mild Climate and Water Sports

From June, the sea temperature averages around 24 °C – perfect for swimming on idyllic beaches. Active vacationers can enjoy wakeboarding at Cable Krk in Kornić near Punat, jet skiing, diving, sailing, or climbing. Climbing parks like Portafortuna and Bunculuka in Baška suit beginners and advanced climbers alike. A wide network of hiking and cycling trails runs across the island, with 19 routes around Baška covering about 80 kilometers of scenic landscape.

Sights and Activities

Krk Town is the island's cultural center, hosting summer concerts and jazz festivals. Families prefer Dražica Beach. Punat is a paradise for sailors, while Šilo offers beautiful sandy beaches such as the centrally located Pečine. Omišalj impresses with its 12th-century old town and the Church of Assumption. Baška is home to the Baška Tablet, one of the oldest preserved Croatian cultural monuments. Recommended hiking trails include Porat to Malinska and the Paradise Path between Njivice and Malinska. Stara Baška in the south has some of Croatia's most beautiful beaches, accessible only by boat. Vrbnik in the east features a picturesque historic town center and numerous swimming spots. Many churches and chapels from various eras are scattered across the island.

Arrival Information

Krk can be reached by multiple routes: via Rijeka International Airport, the toll bridge "Krčki most," or ferry connections from Valbiska harbor to other Croatian destinations. The Ilovik car ferry connects Krk with Merag on Cres (approx. 25 minutes). Catamarans operate between Valbiska and Lopar on Rab, and daily ferries run year-round to Rab, offering both convenient connections and stunning views of the Kvarner Bay.