Villas on the island of Krk

The island of Krk is the most northerly island in the Mediterranean and one of the largest and most beautiful in Croatia. It's among the sunniest places in Europe, with over 2,500 hours of sunshine each year, and its varied natural charm is why it was given the name Insula Aurea by the ancient Romans, which translates as the Golden Island. With its natural diversity - from gentle bays and fruitful fields to dense forests, mountain landscapes and hidden coves - you will have plenty of material to explore this Kvarner gem for several days.
Breathe in the healing Kvarner air as you stroll along the seaside promenade or cycle along the hilly shepherd's paths. Explore Croatian cultural heritage by visiting ancient monuments and enjoying the 15 Blue Flag beaches. As you venture across the island, locals might offer you traditional homemade schnapps and dried figs, so be sure to accept - legend has it that this is to wish you a long and joyful life.

The historical heartland of Kvarner

When you arrive on the island, known as the soul of Kvarner for its natural beauty and friendly people, be sure to explore some of its many historic sites. Don't forget to stroll through the old town of Krk, which features the third-oldest city walls in Croatia, as well as the Frankopan castle from the 13th century, the 16th-century town hall and the Romanesque cathedral. For a magnificent view of the island and harbour, the courageous can climb to the top of the castle and look around the walls. After your adventure, relax in a stylish villa with a pool and watch the sun sink below the horizon from a terrace surrounded by Mediterranean greenery.

We recommend a visit to the town of Baška, where you will find one of Croatia's most important historical treasures - the Baška Tablet, an ancient Croatian inscription from the 12th century that remains one of the most important historical documents in Croatia. History buffs and those looking for a quiet island getaway will be captivated by the charming old centres of the small towns of Vrbnik, Omišalj and Dobrinj, with their town halls, stone streets and old churches that evoke ancient times on the island. Furthermore, the preserved ruins of Fulfinum, an ancient Roman city near Omišalj, further establish Krk as the heart and soul of Kvarner, both culturally and historically.

A panoramic view of the Krk islets

On holiday, we want to equally enjoy the seaside, visiting places and a place to stay that feels like home. The ideal accommodation on the island, where you can relax in the utmost comfort and connect with the Mediterranean nature of Krk, is a villa with a panoramic sea views. You and your loved ones can enjoy the best of all worlds, spending time with your loved ones or relaxing in the pool, enjoying the view of the surrounding woods, the turquoise sea and the small islets that surround the island of Krk.

Perhaps the best known of these is the islet of Košljun in the Puntarska draga bay, which can be reached by a panoramic taxi boat ride. The substantial cultural legacy and unique ambience make it an essential destination in Krk. The main attraction on the island is the Franciscan monastery, which was built in 1447 and is still inhabited by monks, as well as containing valuable archaeological and artistic exhibits. There are 389 species of plants and 151 species of mushrooms on the 6 hectare islet, and the scent of the sea and aromatic plants fills the air, making for a unique and unforgettable relaxing walk.

From a family villa to the Moon Plateau

With over 300 km of hiking trails of different levels of difficulty, Krk is a favoured spot for hiking enthusiasts. The numerous paths offer beautiful views, cultural and historical content and are a fun way to get to know the island. The Moon Plateau is one of those places that will remain in the memory of every visitor. This unique landscape is in the northwest of the island and has a stone surface that resembles the Moon's surface. You can enjoy stunning views of Velebit Mountain, the islands, and the Adriatic Sea from here. Additionally, you will see kilometers of historic dry-stone walls which are still used for gathering flocks of sheep.

The Moon Plateau is a fantastic destination for hikers and adventurers of all ages. It is also one of the stops on a popular cycle route suitable for both serious and casual cyclists. It is just one of the many attractions that will make your family holiday on Krk an enjoyable one. To complete the experience, you can stay in one of our selected family villas on Krk. Our modern villas have spacious gardens, swimming pools, children's playgrounds, saunas, jacuzzis and recreation rooms to keep you and your children entertained. All you have to do is choose your villa and you're on your way to your ideal family holiday on the enchanting island of Krk!