Audio Guide of Krk Bridge

Krk Bridge is open 24 hours a day year-round, as it is a road infrastructure. To reach it from the mainland, take the D102 road from Rijeka. If you are coming from the island of Krk, it is marked on all the main road signs. More details at Libertas (Croatian bridge operator).

Yes, there is a toll to cross. For passenger cars, it costs around 35 kuna (approximately €5) one way. It can be paid in cash or by card at the toll booths when leaving the island. Check updated rates at HUKA (motorway operator).

We recommend 30–40 minutes: 10 minutes to cross it (1.4 km) and 20–30 minutes to enjoy the viewpoints overlooking the Adriatic. If you stop to photograph its concrete arches, allow extra time.

It is an engineering icon: when it opened in 1980, it was the longest concrete bridge in the world (1.4 km). It symbolizes the connection between mainland Croatia and its islands. Its arch design made it resistant to earthquakes.

Spring (April–June) or autumn (September–October) to avoid crowds and intense heat. If you want spectacular photos, sunrise or sunset in summer offers golden light over the sea.

Yes, as a main road it has wide sidewalks and railings. The adjacent viewpoints have reserved parking spaces and room for wheelchairs. Be careful when walking near traffic!

In less than 30 minutes you can reach: the town of Krk (a walled town), Biserujka Cave, or the sandy beach of Baška. More ideas at the official Krk tourism website.

1) Wear comfortable shoes if you walk along the rocky viewpoints. 2) Never stop on the bridge shoulder: use designated areas. 3) Combine it with a swim at nearby Valbiska Beach (5 km away).