Kvarner

Kvarner, a region located in the northern part of the Adriatic Sea, is rich in diverse nature, rich cultural heritage and delicious gastronomy. The islands of Krk, Cres, Lošinj and Rab are just some of the Kvarner islands and make this area extremely diverse, offering beautiful beaches, coves and untouched natural landscapes. The delicacy of the region is shrimps, which are often prepared on the grill, grilled or in combinations. Also, on the island of Krk, you can taste top quality prosciutto and cheese, and when visiting the island of Rab, buy a Rab cake. Kvarner is an excellent destination that satisfies the various interests and tastes of visitors, with a special charm during sailing on a yacht.

Krk

Krk, the largest Adriatic island located in the Kvarner Bay, is known for its diverse landscape, rich history and cultural heritage. Explore the narrow medieval streets of the city center and visit the Krk Cathedral and the Frankopan Castle. Some parts of the island are nature reserves or under special protection, which contributes to the preservation of biological diversity. The island of Krk has a variety of beaches, from pebbly to rocky, offering visitors various opportunities for relaxation and yachting. Some of the popular places include the beaches in Malinska, Njivice and Glavotok. Also, Baška bay offers a special experience of crystal clear sea and beautiful city center where you can find Bašćanska plata, an old stone with a Glagolitic inscription. Among the next attractions on Krk are the Plitvice Gardens. These are botanical gardens located along the coast and offer a beautiful setting and view of the sea, with rich flora and vegetation. For those who love cultural and historical attractions. Košljun is a particularly interesting island where there is a Franciscan monastery with a museum, a church and a library. Likewise, there is a special destination for tourists on the island of Krk in Omišlja. It is about the Biserujka cave, which extends 13 meters below the ground and 30 meters above sea level. Bones of a cave bear were found in the cave, and it abounds in rich cave decorations such as stalagmites and stalactites. Gastronomy on the island of Krk reflects the rich tradition of Mediterranean cuisine with an emphasis on fresh local ingredients such as prosciutto, olive oil, fish and seafood. Don't miss the opportunity to taste fresh razor clams from local farms.

Goli otok & Grgur

Goli Otok is a story about a place where terrifying scenes of martyrdom and the impossibility of escaping from the island took place. That place was marked by the repression of the Yugoslav communist regime against thousands of individuals who were imprisoned on the island. The inhospitable and uninhabited island between Rab and Senj represents one of the most symbolically important places in the modern history of Croatia, that is, the former Yugoslavia. But from the former camp, later the prison on Goli otok, all that remains are abandoned and dilapidated buildings where sheep graze in the winter and tourists walk in the summer in search of an experience of the past that took place there. Goli otok was the largest camp in the system of camps and prisons for imprisoning Ibeans. In the six years of its existence, about 13,000 people passed through it, and hundreds of people died in various ways on the island. In the period from 1949 to 1956, there were several smaller camps on Goli otok, three for men and one for women. Goli otok has such a name because of the high temperature in summer and strong storms from Velebit, which make this place necessary for the growth of any vegetation. This is an excellent tourist attraction for people looking for adventure and enriching their knowledge about the past of the Adriatic.

Grgur - Namely, as part of the concentration camp and prison on Goli otok, there was also a women's penitentiary on Sveti Grgur. But Grgur is also one of the most wooded islands with clear sea and beautiful bays. The most exciting attraction is definitely the fallow deer that approach tourists and walk freely on the island. This small island is the perfect place for a short visit by yacht with a sunny coast and a wealth of natural beauty.

Rab

Rab - with its rich history, beautiful beaches and picturesque town, attracts visitors with its charming atmosphere. The old town of Rab is a medieval town with well-preserved city walls and historical monuments, the main features of which are the four bell towers that make it look like a sailing ship with four masts. Among the most famous beaches are Pudarica, Suha Punta, Paradise Beach and Fkk Kandarola. A traditional event held every year in honor of St. Kristofor, the patron saint of the island is the Rab festival. The festival includes a procession, medieval knightly games of Rapese crossbowmen and concerts. The streets resound with song and music while passers-by are offered tuna, fritters, cheese, wine, šulčići and other local products. The Rab Fair is held every year from July 25 to 27, and during the Fair the whole town returns to the past. The local population takes to the city streets, offering visitors a unique opportunity to see first-hand how the island's population lived in the 14th century. When we talk about gastronomy, it is mandatory to visit the House of Rab cake. The Rab cake is an original Rab dessert, created in the 12th century for Pope Alexander III. even today it is a favorite dessert on every festive occasion, and it is especially popular as a gift and souvenir. You can watch the traditional way of preparation live, in an original and authentic setting, and take home the flavors of tradition.

Pag

The island of Pag, known for its rich tradition. A very important industry of salt production is connected to it, the quality of which is known all over the world. Visitors have the opportunity to experience traditional production methods during a tour of the Pag Saltworks. Pag is also known for traditional Pag lace. This skill is passed down from generation to generation, and today Pag lace is recognizable for its precision and beauty. Also, on the island you can taste one of the most famous cheeses, Paški sir. The cheese is known for its quality and traditional production, which is characterized by the specific taste of Pag salt, which is used in the diet of sheep. Among other gastronomic offers, you can try beli sharp, a type of shellfish that is famous in this area, and is often prepared in delicious ways after the catch of local fishermen. In addition to the picturesque atmosphere of the island of Pag and the unique architecture of stone houses and streets, the island of Pag is also an island of fun. Zrće beach, a famous place in the world that bears the nickname of the Croatian Ibiza. It is a beach where the party lasts 24 hours. It includes a large number of night clubs where world DJs often perform. It also has various sports-recreational and entertainment content such as bungee jumping, jet ski, parasailing, cageball and wake-boarding. The island of Pag is an unmissable destination during a Kvarner trip on a yacht in the Adriatic Sea.

Mali & Veli Lošinj

Today, Mali Lošinj is the largest settlement on the island. The main star of this place is the Apoxyomena museum, which is dedicated to the famous bronze statue of the Greek athlete. It lay under the surface of the sea for about 2,000 years, and after a six-year restoration, it is exhibited in this fantastic museum. One of the most beautiful views of Mali Lošinj can be seen from the viewpoint of Providence. There is a 300-meter-long path where you can discover an interesting story on educational boards, and within Providence there is also a restaurant boasting 18 handmade tables. Enjoy local delicacies while watching the sunset. Mali Lošinj has a beautiful botanical garden where visitors can explore a variety of Mediterranean flora, including medicinal plants. It is also known for the charming part of the city with narrow streets and picturesque houses, as well as beautiful bays with clear sea and the Čikat promenade surrounded by wooded nature.

Veli Lošinj is a colorful town where a fragment of the past is frozen. The island's cultural treasure of baroque architecture is the church of St. Anton, which dates from the 16th century. Veli Lošinj, on the other hand, is known for its natural beauty. Pine forests, lush vegetation and beautiful coves make this part of the island ideal for nature lovers. Do not miss visiting the Blue World Institute, which is dedicated to marine research and protection, and there is the possibility of observing dolphins in their natural environment. The island of Lošinj as a whole attracts visitors with its combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage, as well as opportunities for relaxation and exploration with a safe anchorage for boats, offering a wonderful view of the surrounding islands.

Ilovik & Unije

Ilovik, an island of lush vegetation and natural beauty, akin to flowers blooming in the garden of every house on the island. Renowned for its pebble beaches and tranquil, picturesque coves. The oldest traces found on the island date back to the Illyrian tribe of Liburnians. The islands are rich in Roman finds, such as remnants of walls, numismatic specimens, and sarcophagi, with a nearby underwater archaeological site. The walls surrounding today's cemetery date back to the 11th century when a Benedictine monastery was built on the site. This island is a popular destination for sailors and visitors seeking a peaceful retreat.

The island of Unije is built from cretaceous carbonate rocks, with the northern part of the island holding special ecological value as a migratory bird route. Three species of shearwaters and the Eleonora's falcon nest on Velim and Mali stijene, making it one of the westernmost habitats of the endemic Illyrian shearwater. Due to its rich flora, specific vegetation, and ecological significance, the northern part of the island of Unije was proposed as a botanical reserve back in the 1990s. Additionally, the island has a history of settlement since the Paleolithic era, with a population of 88 in 2011, increasing to between 800 and 900 during the summer with tourist visitors. Unije is supplied with water from its own cisterns, with several larger cisterns available. Islanders have a privileged price for water, and there is no sewage system. The islands of Ilovik and Unije represent an ideal destination for visitors seeking tranquility, untouched nature, and an authentic experience of a Mediterranean island. Traveling by yacht to these destinations allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and relax in the charms of the Adriatic Sea.

Cres

The island of Cres is located in the Kvarner Bay with a rich natural diversity and a preserved environment, such as dense holm oak forests, wild flower meadows, rocky coasts and beautiful beaches. Cres is characterized by typical Mediterranean architecture with narrow stone streets and charming squares. You can explore historic buildings such as the Cathedral of St. Mary and the Frankopan castle. Also, the historic town of Osor located on the eastern part of the island, which was once an important ancient settlement. Cres offers a variety of beaches, from pebbly to rocky. Mali Bok, Valun, Lubenice and Beli beaches - where the griffon vulture visitor center is located, are some of the places where you can enjoy the crystal clear sea while sailing on a yacht. In addition to natural beauty, enjoy the delicious cuisine that includes fresh seafood, olive oil, lamb, homemade cheese and other local specialties.