The boat departs from Njivice towards Malinska, where additional passengers join us. We continue our journey to the town of Krk, the largest town on the island. From the boat, you'll have the opportunity to see a stunning panorama of this town. The cathedral's bell tower, with its unique shape, will surely catch your eye as it has become a symbol of the town of Krk.
The next stop is our first swim at Drenova Beach. The beach is known for its crystal-clear sea and the golden cliffs that surround it. Due to the high cliffs, the beach is only accessible from the sea, so it can only be reached by boat.
We then continue our journey towards the island of Rab. As we gently sail, we will prepare lunch on the boat. On the way between the islands of Krk and Rab, there is an uninhabited islet called Galun, which we will pass by. In this area, a group of dolphins often resides, and they frequently join us on our journey.
We arrive at the island of Rab, specifically in the village of Lopar. From there, we can take an organized train (costs €2, payable on the boat) to Paradise Beach. This beautiful sandy beach is on the list of the top 10 most beautiful beaches in Croatia. The beach is 2 km long and very shallow, making it ideal for children. The beach offers plenty of hospitality options, from cafes to water slides.
On our way back, we pass by the islet of Kormat. These islets are known for the large seagull colony that inhabits them. Shortly after, we reach the island of Plavnik. This uninhabited island is home to Griffon Vultures. These magnificent birds are a symbol of this region, and due to their small population in the wild, they are legally protected.
After such a fulfilling day full of experiences, it's time to relax with a cold drink as we gently approach the port from which we departed.