Explore Kvarner & Gorski Kotar

Port culture, carnival spirit, and creative energy in Croatia's third city.

A charming mountain town in Gorski Kotar with fresh alpine air, forested lakes, and peaceful surroundings — a cool green escape just 30 minutes from the Adriatic coast.

A highland town in Gorski Kotar at around 700 metres above sea level, serving as the practical gateway to Risnjak National Park and the dense beech forests of Croatia's mountain interior.

Belle Époque promenades and Habsburg-era seaside elegance.

Lovran sits between Opatija and the Učka ridge on the Kvarner Riviera. It has a genuine medieval old town, some of the best examples of the region's fin-de-siècle architecture, and a chestnut festival in October that draws people back year after year.

Wild, quiet, and largely untouched — Kvarner's green frontier.

Croatia's most accessible island, with medieval towns and varied beaches.

A medieval clifftop village on the eastern coast of Krk island, perched 40 metres above the sea — known for Žlahtina white wine and some of Croatia's narrowest streets.

Krk island's most famous beach destination — Vela Plaža stretches 1.8km at the sheltered southern tip of the island, with the Velebit mountains visible across the channel.

Pine forests, hidden coves, and wellness resorts.

Sandy beaches, four bell towers, and one of Kvarner's most relaxed atmospheres.

A charming Kvarner Riviera town with a long tradition of health tourism, a sandy beach promenade, and easy access to the beautiful Vinodol Valley.

A quiet Kvarner Riviera town between Crikvenica and Senj — known for its pebble beach, hilltop old town, and the Novi Statute of 1288, one of the oldest legal texts in any Slavic language.

Croatia's wild mountain sanctuary in Gorski Kotar with dense forests, alpine trails, and home to lynx, bears, and wolves.