Get to Know Kvarner
Croatia Full of Life
Croatia
Croatia has ten tourist regions, ten chapters of it’s story, which are not measured in spaciousness but in the beauty and diversity of nature, heritage, culture and gastronomy. Each of the ten tourist regions of Croatia is bursting with interesting destinations, towns, beautiful nature, exquisite aromas, sounds, and experiences that create memories and yearn to be discovered.
Croatia is unique for visitors due to its stunning Adriatic coastline, dotted with over 1,000 islands, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque medieval towns like Dubrovnik and Split. The country blends rich history with natural beauty, offering ancient Roman ruins, vibrant cultural festivals, and breathtaking national parks like Plitvice Lakes and Krka. Croatia's diverse landscapes, from pristine beaches to rugged mountains, combined with its Mediterranean cuisine, make it a captivating destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. Be #InspiredByCroatia
About the Region
Kvarner
The Kvarner Region is where the Adriatic Sea meets majestic mountains, offering a perfect blend of coastal charm, serene islands, and rich cultural heritage.
Somewhere between the mountains and crystal clear sea full of islands, at the northern coast of Croatia, stands Kvarner – an area with hospitality tradition longer than 170 years. From the middle of the 19th century, when the hotel Kvarner first began to host guests, the hospitality of Kvarner developed a long tradition. Kvarner is the place where even most demanding visitors can find something for themselves.
The New Gem
Unije Island
Island Unije is located in the northern part of the Adriatic Sea. It spreads on only 17 square kilometers, with many bays and beaches which are ideal for yachting, bathing, diving and fishing activities.
There are hiking places, sightseeing spots as well as historical landmarks. There are no cars on the island. It is renowned for its magnificent natural environment and outstanding settlement which is worth visiting. The settlement is a typical fishing village with 280 houses and 85 residents. The bay seen from the settlement stretches and forms a beautiful lagoon with bamboo trees which provides a great atmosphere of the southern seas. Its unique climate with warm summers, mild winters, pleasant autumns and springs makes it an ideal place for many activities all year long. Unije is an attractive location for a totally relaxing holiday.
The Island of Vitality
Lošinj Island
Due to its rich biodiversity, favourable climate, and long tradition of health tourism, Lošinj is also known as the island of vitality, a paradise in the northern Adriatic. It's a combination of intoxicating scents of the sea, dense forests, and Mediterranean herbs.
Lošinj Island, known as the 'Island of Vitality,' offers an unforgettable blend of natural beauty and wellness. From its crystal-clear turquoise waters and hidden beaches to fragrant pine forests and over 200 days of sunshine, Lošinj invites travelers to unwind and rejuvenate. Whether you're exploring scenic hiking trails, sailing the serene Adriatic, or indulging in world-class spa treatments, Lošinj is the perfect destination for those seeking a revitalizing getaway in the heart of Croatia’s pristine nature.
The untouchable Island
Cres Island
With its head in Istria, its heart in Kvarner, and its feet resting in the waters of North Dalmatian islands, the island of Cres is an Adriatic phenomenon like no other.
An Island that invites bold adventurers to experience its wild landscapes and embrace the call of nature. The largest island in Croatia is a blend of incredible contradictions that work together perfectly. Exploring the island, you will find many beautiful bays and beaches in the western and southern parts of the island, contrasted with the rugged cliffs and rocks on the north and east. Apart from its magnificent wonders of nature, you can find an enviable historical and cultural heritage that can be seen first hand in the town of Cres, the Tramuntana area, and the small towns of Beli, Lubenice, and Osor
An endless discovery
Krk Island
Would you like nothing but the best? Occupying the area of 406 km² and the perimeter of 190 km of an indented coast, Island of Krk is the biggest island of the Adriatic Sea
Krk, known as the "Golden Island," is unique for its rich history, accessible location, and diverse landscapes. Connected to the mainland by a bridge, Krk offers visitors charming medieval towns, pristine beaches, and lush vineyards. The island is a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, with ancient Roman ruins, picturesque villages like Vrbnik, and stunning coastal views, making it a must-visit destination on the Adriatic. Island of Krk is also a perfect place to learn about the heritage of Croatia. We recommend a visit to Krk island towns of Baska, Vrbnik, Punat, Malinska, Njivice, Omisalj, Silo and Krk City or enjoy peace and quiet of Krk rural areas in places such as Brzac village.
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