Krk Island Croatia Krk Town
Croatia

8 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

CroisiEurope (4 Cruises)

SeaDream Yacht Club (4 Cruises)


Frequently Asked Questions

Small ships tie up at the riva in Krk Town, right below the old town. Larger ships anchor in the bay and tender passengers to the same place. Either way, the centre starts where the quay ends.
Yes, and it is flat along the shore. The cathedral, the Frankopan castle and the Vela Placa are minutes away; the Dražica and Ježevac coves are a quarter-hour along the shore promenade. Vrbnik requires the road.
The old town and the double cathedral, then a swim in a nearby cove. With a longer call, add Vrbnik, about 25 minutes by road, for its clifftop village and žlahtina wine.
A rare arrangement: two churches joined and stacked on two levels, the 12th-century Cathedral of the Assumption and the Basilica of St Quirinus. The whole sits on Roman baths and an early Christian basilica, with reused ancient columns and capitals carved with birds.
It is a Roman legacy: they named it for its light and fertility. Today a bridge has linked it to the mainland since 1980, making it one of the most accessible islands in the Adriatic.
Yes, a quarter-hour on foot: the pebble coves of Dražica and Ježevac, fringed with Aleppo pines. Walkways ease entry, showers serve the main coves and the slope is gentle. They are pebble, not sand.
A white grape grown only in the Vrbnik valley on the island. It is tasted in family cellars in the village, about 25 minutes by road, usually with island cheese and ham cured in the bora wind.
The euro and Croatian. English and German are widely spoken, the island having long drawn central European visitors. Cards are accepted in town.
June to September for swimming, May and October for the town without crowds. The water stays remarkably clear even in high season. In winter the bora can blow hard across the Kvarner.
Yes, it is one of the easier calls in the region. The waterfront is flat, the coves have walkways and showers, and the gentle beach slope is reassuring with young children. Bring water shoes for the pebbles.