Lavezzi 40 (2006)
Punat (Croatia)
4 Cabins • 8 Berths • 39 ft
From 1 200 €
Krk is a stunning Croatian island in the northern Adriatic sea. It is one of the largest Adriatic islands and is connected to Kraljevica on the mainland via Krk bridge, making it easily accessible. With breathtaking scenery, turquoise waters, and picturesque coastal villages, this Croatian island is the perfect starting point for an unforgettable sailing adventure. Whether you're interested in chartering a monohull or a catamaran, with or without a skipper, yacht charters from Krk Island offer a wide selection of top-quality boats to suit all sailing preferences.
Punat (Croatia)
4 Cabins • 8 Berths • 39 ft
From 1 200 €
Punat (Croatia)
2 Cabins • 4+1 Berths • 31 ft
From 888 €
Punat (Croatia)
4 Cabins • 8+2 Berths • 39 ft
From 2 052 €
Punat (Croatia)
3 Cabins • 6+2 Berths • 35 ft
From 912 €
Punat (Croatia)
2 Cabins • 4 Berths • 39 ft
From 1 900 €
Punat (Croatia)
5 Cabins • 10+1 Berths • 51 ft
From 1 776 €
Punat (Croatia)
3 Cabins • 6+1 Berths • 40 ft
From 975 €
Punat (Croatia)
3 Cabins • 6+2 Berths • 39 ft
From 1 520 €
The closest airport to Krk Island is Rijeka airport (RJK), which is 25 km away from Krk town (around 30 minutes driving). Rijeka airport offers many seasonal direct flights from many major European cities such as London, Brussels, Stockholm and many more. During the off season, direct flights to Rijeka can be limited.
From the airport you can take a taxi to Krk town (around €30 - €50) , you can also contact your GlobeSailor advisor to arrange your transfer to and from the airport. There is also a public bus that operates during the summer.
Alternatively, Zagreb airport (ZAG), is 160 km away, which is around a 2 hour drive from Krk.
From Krk, you can explore nearby islands like Plavnik, Cres, Lošinj, and Rab within a week. These islands offer a mix of charming harbor towns, hidden coves, and crystal-clear water perfect for kayaking and snorkeling onboard your catamaran charter
Plavnik Island is uninhabited and almost completely untouched by tourism. You can anchor in Vela Draga Bay - a beautiful inlet that is ideal for snorkelling and paddle boarding. You can also kayak into the small sea caves here.
Cres Island is larger, offering an array of peaceful anchorages and charming villages. Anchor near Valun, explore the caves. You can also anchor near Cres Town, and disembark to discover the narrow alleyways, old venetian forts and fresh seafood.
Lošinj Island is known for its multicoloured harbour towns. Mali Lošinj boasts an array of stunning shops, restaurants with waterfront views, and a museum solely dedicated to Apoxyomenos, an ancient Greek statue.
Rab Island is also a great and easy-to-reach destination on your yacht charter from Krk. Rab is known for it's sandy beaches and great swimming spots.
The sailing season in the Croatia typically runs from May to October, with the most popular months being June through September, where the conditions are perfect for your monohull yacht charter. During this period, you can expect:
Sailing on your boat rental in Krk isn’t just about the sea - it’s also about immersing yourself in the local food and culture. Krk Island and the surrounding region offer a rich variety of dishes that reflect the area's heritage and island life.
SeafoodKrk Island has a long fishing tradition, and local restaurants serve daily catches of fish, squid, mussels, and scampi. One of the most typical dishes is grilled Adriatic fish, usually seasoned simply with olive oil, garlic, and local herbs. Octopus salad and black cuttlefish risotto (crni rižot) are also common menu staples in the island’s konobas (traditional taverns).
Lamb and Peka dishesWhile seafood dominates the coastal diet, lamb is popular inland and often featured in peka dishes - meats and vegetables slow-cooked under a bell-shaped lid. This style of cooking is available at many family-run tavens across Croatia.
Cheese and olive oilKrk lies close to regions known for producing high-quality sheep’s milk cheese, often aged and served with olives or cured meats. Local extra virgin olive oil - a key ingredient in nearly every dish - is also widely available and makes a great souvenir.