Krk attractions

A relaxing public half-day excursion (3,5h), with less boat ride and more swimming and snorkeling in the perfect clear sea, and sunbathing on the most beautiful beaches of the northern Adriatic. Ideal for all those who are trying to avoid crowds at public beaches. After only 40 minutes of panoramic boat ride from the port of Punat, along the coast of the most beautiful part of the island of Krk, in the direction of Stara Baška, we reach the amazing bays, accessible only by sea. I will show you each of them; Fox bay, Bishop bay, Golden bay, Long bay, Cornels bay. We will select some of them, where no other boats, or there are not many, and we will stop next to the beach, and take a swimming break. Also, we can take a swimming break next to some of the caves. Most often we have two stops, but sometimes three, or just one, depending on your mood, the current situation in the bays, or weather conditions.

Discover the unique nature of Plavnik Island and the Wild bays in 8 hours with our captain Toni and his son Borna. Explore the blue cave and admire the rare griffon vultures. Swim in the small bays of the island. The pirate ship creates a unique atmosphere and if the winds are right the ship will open its sails. The food is prepared on the ships grill and is served in Plavnik islands forrest. You can choose between fish, meat and vegetarian menus, but we absolutely recommend fish, it is delicious! After lunch, you will explore the Wild Bays of Krk only accessible by boat and have a last swim. The trip starts and ends in the center of Punat.

We will take you to, and return you from Košljun Island (the Monastery Island) so you can explore the history and beautiful nature of this small island! When you arrive at Košljun, in the small port, you will be greeted by it is protected as a forest park, primarily due to the forest of century-old holm oaks (Quercus ilex) There are as many as 389 plant species and 151 mushroom species on only 6 hectares. On the island, in addition to the Church of the Annunciation of Mary and the small church of St. Bernardin, there are also 3 chapels, as well as the Way of the Cross, and the Nativity chapel with the nativity scene, which was first mentioned in 1651, is especially famous. We are a taxi boat, so you can agree on the length of your stay on the monastery island with the captain of the boat. Our boat is reliable and well-equipped, so we can transfer you to the island under any weather conditions.

A public half-day boat trip (max 13 people), with swimming into caves, jumping from rocks and relaxing in the most beautiful bays and beaches of the northern Adriatic, accessible only by sea. You will visit Plavnik, the largest uninhabited island in the Adriatic Sea, with its many natural attractions, rare griffon vultures, the largest birds in Europe, the cave of love and many beautiful small, hidden beaches. First we arrive at the north side of the island where we will take our first break for swimming. We might meet dolphins near the fish farm. Then we go to the south side of the island to visit the griffon vultures, then we will take another break for swimming, and we will explore the cave. For our swimming breaks, we try to choose the most attractive places without crowds, avoiding the obligatory popular destinations and spend as much time as possible swimming and snorkeling in our beautiful sea. We usually stop three times, for a total of 2.5 hours for swimming and snorkeling.

I am a co-founder of the Natura Consulting ltd. and I will take a tour trought Immortelle farm with you. It will take us about one hour and you will see and find more about process of destilation. We will walk trought Immortelle field, and enjoy in beautiful view on the bridge of Krk. We will see a place of historical battle between Cesarean, as well as Pompei soldiers from 49.B.C. You can taste & buy natural cosmetic products VIANA Immortelle.

Visit a family owned winery in KRK and tour the cellar with the winemaker. Discover the secrets of his wines and taste delicious wines produced here.

Hop aboard with Adorio and discover the wild bays that line the coastline of Krk island. Leaving the map work and navigation in the hands of the capable captain, you'll turn your attention instead to the idyllic beaches and sea caves that abound. Stop to swim at tucked-away coves that are inaccessible from land, and learn about the coast as you go.

The main point of Wakeboard Cable Krk is a 5-cornered cableway system with eight carriers, powered by electric motor. It is 650 meters long, and the usual speed is 30-32 km/h, convenient for both beginners and experts. The facility also includes a Beach Pub offering hot and cold drinks, cocktails, fish & meat dishes, a variety of salads and famous gourmet burgers. During your stay you can rest in the Beach Pub area, at our sun deck or at the surrounding beaches.

Every sunset is unique, experience one with us while paddling through warm, clear sea in Baška on Island Krk.

Istria is Croatia's largest peninsula. The inland holds many picturesque places located on hills like Motovun, Hum or Roč. Numerous agricultural estates cultivate the tradition of winemaking and olive growing. The city of Pula lies at the very end of the peninsula. With its extremely rich history, it will win over every traveller. The famous Pula Arena Amphitheatre is preserved better than the Roman Colosseum and received 20 000 spectators in its time. Today, it does not host gladiator fights, but artistic and cultural events. There is also the Temple of Augustus, an ancient theatre, underground tunnels and many other attractions that await you.

The classic Krk Island sightseeing tour includes a walk through the old town of Krk, where we will unravel the rich history of the town and the island. This is followed by a visit to the Franciscan monastery on Košljun islet - a place of peace and harmony with a centuries-old tradition of preserving heritage and culture. The islet boasts a beautiful monastery with a small forest and paths, as well as a very interesting sacral, ethnographic, biological, and archaeological gallery. Afterward, we will visit either Vrbnik or Baška. Vrbnik is known for its Žlahtina wine, its cultivated fields, cliffs, and a printing press. Baška preserves the oldest written monument of the Croats. Besides Baška's literacy being the oldest in Croatia, tourism also took root early here. Thus, Baška is one of the most popular destinations in Croatia, and in addition to its large beautiful beach, it hides many cultural attractions and natural walking trails.

Step into a warm Slavonian kitchen and slow down with us. In this intimate workshop, you won’t just cook — you’ll connect. Using seasonal fruit from our own family garden, you’ll learn how to make traditional Slavonian jam and fruit syrup the old-fashioned way: no rush, no shortcuts, no preservatives. What makes this experience truly special is the feeling of making something real — from raw, imperfect fruit to a finished jar with your name on it. Whether it's sweet plum jam, fragrant quince syrup, or even savory tomato “jam,” everything reflects the rhythm of the season and the taste of home. Perfect for food lovers, slow travelers & DIY enthusiasts. Includes sweet & savory options – jam, syrup, or even tomato “jam”. This isn’t a cooking class — it’s a story in a jar, and you're part of it.

Take the worry out of your arrival to Rijeka Airport (RJK) and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 8 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis on arrival, and travel in the comfort of a Sedan car or minivan.

Welcome to the heart of Lika, where the aromas of home-cooked meals awaken memories, and every flavor tells a story passed down through generations. Our Traditional Plitvice Lakes Cooking Class is not just about learning to cook – it’s a soulful experience. Join the family in the warmth of our countryside home as we guide you through the preparation of authentic Plitvice and Lika dishes, using time-honored recipes and techniques. But don’t worry – this isn’t a strict cooking lesson. It’s full of laughter, the scent of fresh herbs, the crackle of firewood, and heartfelt conversation over a glass of homemade rakija. Together we’ll knead, chop, stir – and most importantly – enjoy. Every dish is infused with a touch of the past and our love for this land. And as you cook with us, you become a part of that story.

These pirogi don’t come from a restaurant — they come from memory. In this hands-on workshop in Slavonia, you’ll make a dish rarely found on menus, but deeply rooted in local tradition. The recipe comes from my late grandmother, made just as she did — by feel, not by measurements. From kneading the dough to folding each piece, every step follows her rhythm and care. We use humble but meaningful ingredients: flour, eggs, potatoes, onions... seasonal, simple, and nourishing. All ingredients are sourced locally — many straight from the garden. But tradition doesn’t mean boring. We always add a small modern twist — especially to the sweet version. One day it might be served with homemade ice cream, another with fresh fruit from our orchard or a touch of edible flowers. You’ll get your hands messy, your belly full, and your heart warm. This experience blends the old and the new — and every time, it’s deliciously different. This is the heritage — and you’re invited into the kitchen.