Places of interest

Church of St. Joseph in Voz from 1784

A watchtower on the main path that was used in prehistory and antiquity to reach the settlements on the island from the mainland.

The statue was erected to commemorate the pope's stay on the island of Krk in June 2003.

The Church of St. Cyril, the inventor of the Glagolitic alphabet, and the necropolis of the ancient town of Fulfinum from early antiquity.

The church facade features an ornate circular rose window with a Glagolitic inscription from 1405.

Holy Spirit Chapel, which today is located at the cemetery, is the third church of this name in Omišalj.

The ruins of a Late Medieval village on the way to Čižići and Dobrinj.

A karst phenomenon, a 110-metre-long cave rich in stalactites and stalagmites.

A Late Antiquity dwelling next to Blatna Cove.

The remains of a Romanesque church from the 12th century.

As the largest natural freshwater environment on the island of Krk, Lake Jezero is extraordinarily important for the preservation of the biodiversity of the island of Krk and the wider Kvarner region.

Kala – a street which is a remnant of the oldest part of Njivice.