Krk Holidays

Unspoilt Croatia island
Krk holidays feature the largest of the Adriatic islands, connected to the mainland by a bridge, and often accessed from Pula airport. Krk holidays enjoy a sunny, mild Mediterranean climate, a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of simple, unspoilt beaches. Krk holidays centre on the resorts of Malinska, Punat, Baska and the island capital, Krk Town. Krk Town has an attractive old centre with narrow lanes, charming squares, baroque churches, a castle and a Franciscan monastery. Holidays in Krk Town can sample a nice collection of cafes and bars, and good restaurants serving regional cuisine and local wine. Krk harbour is a favourite stopover with Croatia sailing holidays. For a livelier Krk holiday, try the resorts of Njivice and Malinska.

Dozens of beaches
The highlight of Krk holidays is the island’s dramatic, indented coastline with wooded bays, quiet coves, cliffs and tiny offshore islands. There are plenty of enjoyable small beaches on Krk. Some of the best Krk beaches are around the popular resort of Baska. Family holidays on Krk tend to focus on the beaches at Baska, Punat and Krk Town. Part of the charm of holidays on Krk is visiting a string of charmingly different coastal villages and taking boats to offshore islands like Kosljun. Krk holidays could include trips to the medieval castle and vineyards at Vrbnik, the old centre of Omisalj, and the short ferry trip to the neighbouring island of Cres.

Watersports and walking
Croatia Holidays on Krk offer professional diving instruction and watersports like waterskiing and paragliding. Krk holidays are popular with walkers and nature lovers, with plenty of enjoyable marked walking trails. All Krk holidays should include some exploration of the island interior: the green fertile south and the dramatic rocky hills of the north. Cheap, early and late-summer holidays on Krk will enjoy the same mild temperatures with a fraction of the visitors.

Weather in Krk
If you like long hot summers, you'll love the weather in Krk, Croatia. The area has a mild Mediterranean climate and, in summer, the average temperature is 23 C and usually around 20 C even in October. If you fancy a dip, you won't be shivering, as the temperature of the sea in summer rarely falls below 23 C. Although Krk is bathed in sunshine for nearly 2,500 hours every year, be aware that there are some surprising local variations, with the area around Ponikve lake up to 10 C cooler than the rest of the island.

All-inclusive Holidays in Krk
An all-inclusive holiday to Krk will be a magical experience, don't expect large hotel complexes or mega resorts. Here the hotels are smaller, and the prices excellent for what you get. As a destination for the stars the Dalmatia coast is famous, and the hotels here are excellent. You can expect a 3 Star accommodation with a large room, in a clean and well-kept hotel. All inclusive hotels include a swimming pool and two good meals a day. The food on the Island is exceptional so make sure you visit one of the local restaurants. Krk is an all-inclusive holiday dream and with summer temperatures exceeding 25 degrees Celsius your summer holiday will be ideal for topping up your tan.