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Discover Krk in September: free guided bike tours and magical storytelling walks through the city's history

The Tourist Board of the City of Krk invites you to an active holiday in September with free guided cycling tours through nature and picturesque villages. Unique interpretive walks "From Karst to Gold" await you, enlivening the rich history of the old town. Sign up and experience Krk in an unforgettable way.

Discover Krk in September: free guided bike tours and magical storytelling walks through the city
Photo by: press release/ objava za medije

September on the island of Krk traditionally brings a unique synergy of late summer tranquility and a rich offer of activities that invite exploration. As the crowds thin out and nature dons its golden hues, the Krk Tourist Board presents a carefully designed program that combines outdoor recreation with a deep dive into cultural and historical heritage. All visitors and local residents will have the opportunity to participate in two free, guided cycling tours and unique interpretative walks that bring to life the stories hidden within the walls of the old town. This is an ideal opportunity to experience the city of Krk and its surroundings in a completely new way, far from the summer hustle and bustle, in the rhythm of nature and history. If you are planning a stay, secure your accommodation in the city of Krk and surrender to the charms of the post-season.


Discover Krk on two wheels: September cycling adventures

For all cycling enthusiasts, from experienced recreational cyclists to families with children, the Krk Tourist Board, in cooperation with local experts from Infinity sport – Bike center Krk, is organizing two attractive and completely free guided tours. These routes are not just a sporting activity, but a journey through the diverse landscapes of the island – from the dense forests of Mediterranean vegetation on the Prniba peninsula, through fragrant meadows and ancient olive groves, to historic castles and picturesque island settlements. With the expert guidance of experienced guides, participants will discover hidden paths and enjoy panoramic views that stretch far across the Kvarner Gulf. This is the perfect way to get to know the authentic Krk, and after the tour, you can find the ideal place to rest and book an apartment in Krk.


Before you embark on your adventure, it is important to pay attention to a few key pieces of information. A technically sound mountain bike is necessary for participation, and wearing a protective helmet is mandatory for all participants without exception. Safety comes first, so the ride is at your own risk. For the participation of children under 18 years of age, a previously signed consent from a parent or guardian is required. Due to high interest and a limited number of places in the group, registration is mandatory, and all additional information can be obtained by phone at +385 (0)51 220 226.


First tour: Through the green heart of Prniba to historic castles (September 13, 2025)

The first September cycling treat is scheduled for Saturday, September 13, 2025, and it takes participants on a journey through the eastern part of the island. The route starts at the city promenade in Krk and passes through the green peninsula of Prniba, an oasis of peace and untouched nature. The ride continues through the picturesque villages of Kornić and Muraj, where the spirit of tradition can be felt, and further towards Ponikve and the historic Salatić Castle, a fortress that testifies to the island's rich past. This circular tour is 32 kilometers long, with a total ascent of 450 meters, making it ideal for recreational cyclists who want to enjoy nature without too much effort. The estimated duration of the ride is up to four hours, including breaks for rest and photography.

  • Tour itinerary: Krk – Prniba – Kornić – Muraj – Ponikve – Kaštel Salatić – Krk
  • Meeting point: At the Sundial on the Krk waterfront, from 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM
  • Start: City waterfront, exactly at 9:00 AM
  • Route length: 32 km
  • Elevation difference: 450 m
  • Registration: Secure your spot by sending an e-mail to info@visitkrk.city.

Second tour: Western paths through fields and villages (September 20, 2025)

A week later, on Saturday, September 20, 2025, the second free guided tour exploring the western part of the Krk city surroundings is scheduled. This route, 23 kilometers long, is somewhat shorter and easier, with an ascent of 380 meters, and is perfect for a relaxed two-hour ride. The departure is also from the city waterfront, and the path leads across the fertile Kimpi fields, past the already mentioned Salatić Castle, and through the charming settlements of Lakmartin, Muraj, and Kornić, before returning to the city of Krk. This tour offers a different perspective on the island's interior, revealing the beauty of the rural landscape and traditional architecture. Do not miss this opportunity for an active holiday and exploration, and for the full experience, find your private accommodation in Krk.

  • Tour itinerary: Krk - Kimpi - Kaštel Salatić - Lakmartin - Muraj - Kornić - Krk
  • Meeting point: At the Sundial on the Krk waterfront, from 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM
  • Start: City waterfront, exactly at 9:00 AM
  • Route length: 23 km
  • Elevation difference: 380 m
  • Registration: Due to the limited number of participants, registration via e-mail at info@visitkrk.city is mandatory.

By registering for any of the tours, participants consent to the processing of their personal data for the purpose of organizing the event, in accordance with the applicable GDPR regulations, which ensures transparency and data protection.


A walk through time: Interpretive tour "From Karst to Gold"

In addition to cycling adventures, September in Krk also brings a unique cultural experience – free interpretive walks through the old town center called "From Karst to Gold". On two Sundays in September, September 21 and 28, 2025, the city streets become a stage where centuries of history, art, and daily life come to life. This is not a classic tourist tour, but a carefully crafted story that takes visitors on a journey from the harsh stone and medicinal herbs of the karst to "gold" – the rich cultural, musical, and historical heritage that has sprung from that stone. The guidance is provided in Croatian and English, making it accessible to all visitors.


The walk begins at 6:00 PM at the Square of the Glagolitic Monks of Krk, in front of the imposing Romanesque Church of the Mother of God of Health. This place was not chosen by chance. The church, originally dedicated to St. Michael, received its current name in the difficult times of the cholera epidemic, becoming a symbol of hope and protection. It is right here that the story of health and knowledge about the medicinal herbs that grow on the island begins, which generations of Krk residents used for healing and survival. The path continues towards the music school building, where the story intertwines with sounds and reveals the island's rich musical heritage. Participants will learn how the skilled hands of masters create instruments like the traditional sopila from a simple piece of wood, turning a gift of nature into a work of art that conveys emotions and preserves identity.


The highlight of the walk is the arrival at the magnificent Kamplin Square, dominated by the Frankopan Castle, the best-preserved profane medieval monument in the city. Here, under the walls that defended the city for centuries, the story "From Karst to Gold" ends, completing the journey through the history of the powerful Frankopan family, the princes of Krk, whose influence shaped the destiny not only of the island but of all of Croatia. The walk is free for all participants, but due to the intimate atmosphere and a limited number of places, registration via e-mail at info@visitkrk.city is mandatory. Secure your spot and experience the history of the city of Krk in an unforgettable way.

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Creation time: 03 September, 2025

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