Krk

Krk has an unusual advantage for travellers: the main regional airport, Rijeka Airport, actually sits on the island itself, and Krk is joined to the mainland by a road bridge — so however you arrive, you never need a ferry. What can still be awkward is the last leg. The island is large, its towns are spread out, and bus links are sparse and lean heavily towards the summer season. A pre-booked private transfer turns all of that into a single car ride straight to your door.

Getting to and from Krk

Rijeka Airport (sometimes still called Krk Airport) lies in the north of the island, while the Krk Bridge connects the island to the mainland near Crikvenica and the wider Kvarner coast. That means our transfers can either run entirely within the island from the airport, or drive directly over the bridge from Rijeka, the railway towns of the coast or further afield — with no ferry timetable to plan around. We serve the main settlements including Krk town, Malinska, Njivice, Punat, Baška and the smaller bays in between.

Your driver meets you with a name sign in arrivals, tracks your flight so a delay never costs you the ride, and helps load the luggage — handy when you're heading to a holiday apartment for a beach week. The price is fixed and agreed before you travel, and you pay by card, so there are no taxi queues and no surprises on arrival.

About Krk

Krk is one of the largest islands in the Adriatic and the principal island of the Kvarner gulf in the north of Croatia. It is among the country's most accessible islands precisely because of the bridge and the on-island airport, and it has long been a mainstay of Croatian summer tourism. The island mixes lively resort towns with quieter coves, vineyards and a rocky, sun-bleached interior. Krk town itself is an old walled settlement with a long history, while Baška in the south is known for its broad pebble beach. The combination of bridge access and the airport makes Krk a natural fit for a simple door-to-door transfer rather than a multi-leg public-transport trip.