The Camino Krk is a 150-kilometer circular pilgrimage route on the island of Krk, designed as a seven-day journey through the island’s natural, historical, and cultural heritage. The route starts in the town of Krk and ends in the village of Kornić, following existing hiking and cycling trails. It is marked with the characteristic blue-yellow signs in the shape of a stylized St. James' shell.
Stages of the route:
- Day 1: Krk – Brzac (approx. 23 km)
- Day 2: Brzac – Malinska (approx. 22.9 km)
- Day 3: Malinska – Omišalj (approx. 19 km)
- Day 4: Omišalj – Čižići (approx. 21 km)
- Day 5: Čižići – Vrbnik (approx. 21.6 km)
- Day 6: Vrbnik – Baška (approx. 23.3 km)
- Day 7: Baška – Kornić (approx. 21.4 km)
Each stage offers a unique combination of natural beauty, historical landmarks, and cultural experiences. Hikers can visit numerous churches along the way, including the Church of St. Quirinus in the town of Krk, the Church of St. Krševan above Čavlena Bay, and the Romanesque Church of St. Vitus in Dobrinj. Additionally, the route passes through picturesque fishing villages, vineyards, and olive groves, where hikers can taste local wines and culinary delights.
The best time to hike the Camino Krk is late autumn, winter, or early spring. During this period:
- No risk of encountering snakes
- Pleasant temperatures for walking
- No tourist crowds
- Lower accommodation prices
- Less vegetation, ensuring better paths and clearer views
- The air is purified by the Bora wind and rich in sea aerosols, beneficial for respiratory health
- Hikers can enjoy peace, silence, and meditation
To make planning easier, guided tours called "Camino Krk Story" are available, including expert guides, free transport, refreshments, and sightseeing of the island’s landmarks.
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