The Croatian island of Krk is situated near the city of Rijeka in the Kvarner Bay. Krk is the northernmost island in the Mediterranean and the second largest island in the Adriatic Sea. A large bridge links Krk since 1980 with the Croatian mainland. Approximately 18,000 inhabitants live on Krk. Due to its proximity to Austria, southern Germany, Italy, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Romania, tourism is the main industry on the Croatian island of Krk. At Krk you can carry almost all water sports and there are also many hiking trails and some interesting cycling tours. Between tours you can relax on the beach in the sun while lying down nicely after a strenuous day for the next cycling tour again very good regeneration. Most beaches on Krk consist of small rounded pebbles. Therefore, even the sea water near the beach is very clean and has a beautiful deep blue colour. One of the few sandy beaches is located slightly northeast of the Bay of Soline or Cizici. The cycling and mountain biking is possible on Krk because of the good climate, from late March to late October. The largest cities are on Krk: Krk, Baska, Malinska, Njivice, Omisalj, Punat, Baska Stara and Vrbnik. 

Krk is the same city in which there is also the administration of the island of Krk. Particularly beautiful is the port of Krk with the beautiful square in the old town of Krk. Many simple pizzerias, cafes and shops enliven the square at the port. A romantic walk through the old, narrow, cobbled streets in the old town of Krk is also highly recommended. The town of Krk is also a good starting point for cycling on Krk.

Baska is located in the southern part of Krk and is bordered to the east and west of about 400m-500m high hills. Coming from the city of Krk you drive over a high pass (e.g. 330m) to Baska. From the pass you will already see the beautiful town of Baska on the end of this approximately 10 kilometers valley in the south of Krk. The 2 kilometers long fine pebble beach is located with the City Baska half round between the mountains. Baska is the second largest city on the island of Krk and like the city of Krk tourism is in Baska also developed very well. The small farms in Baska live mainly by vineyards, olive orchards, brooms and a little bit of animal husbandry. Baska have in the vicinity of the port a picturesque old town with very nice cafes, pizzerias and shops opened in the summer until late into the night. Leisure Offers in Baska: tennis, soccer, beach volleyball, mini golf, diving, sailing, windsurfing. All this makes Baska one of the most famous tourist centres of Krk.