
Itinerary of Krk: what to see in this pretty Croatian Island.
Krk Island and its cities
Me and my girlfriend decided to pass this Easter with some friends in Krk, a beautiful Croatian Island.
It’s not so far from Italy. In fact, driving along the coast and passing by a mile long bridge, we reached the island of Krk. It’s located in the northern Adriatic Sea and it’s famous because of its mild climate, its geographical position, its natural and cultural beauty.
The beaches here are already wild and untouched (well, most of them). Therefore I hope you can visit it as soon as possible, at least before this could change.
Not all of you know that this is the largest island in Croatia and has so many pretty cities and stunning landscapes.
The northern and eastern coast is the wildest, most rocky, less inhabited and beaten by the bora, while the southern and western coast is more sheltered, the climate is milder and warmer and is rich in lush vegetation.
The ideal is to visit both, especially since the island is small enough to be easily traveled independently by car in a few days.
One tip: change your money into Kuna, the currency of Croatia. In the smallest shops or restaurants it’s the only money accepted.
Regarding the food, you can taste different meat and fish dishes, especially in the restaurants along the coast. Also the wine is good and there are lots of culinary itinerary and excursions.
Below there is a list of the picturesque cities I surely hope you visit during your trip in Krk.
Krk
Being the capital of the Island, it’s the most interesting city from the historical point of view.
In fact, the medieval walls can be seen even today and they embrace Vela Placa, the big square. The alleys of the city center are cobblestoned and they bring you up to the Castle. The view of the sea in so stunning, especially from there. The promenade located near the harbor is perfect for a walk in the evening or in the early morning. You can feel the breeze, a beautiful sensation.
Vbrinik
The perfect place for admiring this beautiful village is the port. In fact, there is a cliff where this borgo is located that overlooks the sea. You can reach the harbor both going down the panoramic promenade or by car.
The village is small but pretty and has lots of beautiful beaches nearby.
Baska
Although it’s the well known touristic destination on the Island, it’s worth a visit.
The port is something that must be seen and the beach is the most amazing in the Island.
Furthermore, the location is perfect because the mountains around protect the beach from the wind and make the sea even calmer.
The view is spectacular from here!
Baska Voda
In here there is a big harbor and a long promenade.
All the cafes and restaurants located along it are very pretty.
Perfect spot for a walk or a dinner.
There are so many things to do in Krk and don’t hesitate to write me below if you need some tips for planning your trip in Croatia. I’ll be glad to help 🙂


33 Comments
PossesstheWorld
We spent a short time in Croatia last year and would love to explore some of the islands, hopefully by sail in the future. The photos in your post make me want to explore those winding, cobbled streets. Thanks for sharing
dagniee
Glad you like all my photos 🙂 The islands to see are so many but exploring them by sail would be easier and funnier. Great idea
Dee
Woah!
Great photos! Looks like an amazing place to visit! Might need to be on my list soon! I love port cities like Boska!
Thank you for sharing!
Dee
dagniee
There are so many port cities in this beautiful island 🙂
Noel
Your photos of this Croatian Island architecture reminds me so much of why I wanted to visit Prague, sorry for that farfetched comparison but I mean only compliments. Plus the beautiful bay areas, especially where the boats are docked are equally stunning. Lovely photos.
dagniee
Noel I appreciate the comparison. The architecture in Krk is similar to the Venetian one as well, because it has been an Italian island in the past. Thanks for all you kind appreciation.
Followingtherivera
I’m wowed by all your photos! The last one of Baska Voda is incredible, and almost doesn’t seem real. I’d never heard of Krk before reading this, so I enjoyed it immensely! Thank you!
dagniee
I’m happy to heard this 🙂 Croatia has so much to offer dear
Rhiannon
I visited Croatia around this time last year but hadn’t heard of Krk so didn’t visit that area. I wish I had as it looks absolutely beautiful! I love your photos – the one taken from the water (I think?) looks similar to Perast in Montenegro.
dagniee
That is Krk city, or Veglia in Italian. The shot was taken from a promenade, in April it’s still too cold to be in the water unfortunately.
Jenn
Such beautiful photos! Croatia is on our list. I wondered what other places were there that would be cool to visit. I will pin this so when I plan my trip I won’t for get this beautiful area!
dagniee
Thanks fro pinning 🙂 Croatia is very large so it depends on how many days you will have. Plitvice is a natural area that is absolutely worth a visit but it’s not along the cost. Furthermore, Zagreb the capital is a beautiful city with lots of monument and historical places. Going south you can find Spalat and Dubrovnik. Me myself didn’t visit the last two cities and Plitvice because they are far away from Italy. Maybe in the future by plan I hope 🙂
eli
I’ve heard so many great things about Croatia but haven’t heard of this particular city. Will definitely be adding it to my list!
dagniee
Hope you visit it soon 🙂
Marquita
Omg I need to add Croatia to my destination wish list! And Krk needs to be on it!
P.s. great pictures also!
dagniee
Glad you like my photos 🙂 Thanks
Tanushree
What a nice place. Love the pics! Would love to visit it sometime.
dagniee
It’s a nice place to visit during the summer 🙂
TANUSHREE AGARWAL
Croatia is on our list and it’s great that we came across your blogpost. We love to explore wild, untouched, tourist free spots and Krk seems just that. I wonder if we can find vegetarian food here. Do let us know 🙂
dagniee
Although they eat usually lots of meat and fish, you can find some vegetarian food, at least in the city center (I’m not sure in the small village).
Kalyan Panja
Love the skyview as also the other photos. Nice reading about this interesting place in your article.
dagniee
glad you like it
Wandering life - Catarina Leonardo
The pictures of this post are totally amazing… I never been in Croatia but i want to. And these places seems perfect.
dagniee
Hi Catarina, thanks dear 🙂
Sarah Bailey
Oh my goodness what an amazing sounding place to get to go and explore, those little cobbled streets just look so inviting to go and walk up and down.
dagniee
Hi Sarah, yes the cobblestone streets are so awesome 🙂
Paul and Carole
Croatia is stunning, we have had a little taster with visiting Dubrovnik and Korcula. Thanks for introducing us to Krk we would love to do a road trip discover the isands of Croatia so we have pinned this for future reference!
dagniee
That would be great, I consider taking a road trip to discover more about Croatia but it’s so large 🙂
Becky
Krk looks beautiful! I’m definitely planning on visiting Croatia some time soon. It looks like there is a lot to do. And those pictures are amazing! 🙂
dagniee
It’s the perfect summer destination
Stefan
Wow. That looks like an interesting place.
dagniee
I would recommend it for a summer getaway 🙂
Valentina Vucicic
I am super glad that you visited my home country and that you actually enjoyed! 🙂