Krk: Košljun Island Boat Tour with Monastery Visit
Krk, Croatia
Discover the beauty of the Adriatic Sea on a boat trip from Krk. Visit the 16th-century Franciscan monastery on Košljun Island and explore the church and museum collection.
Boat Trip from Punat to Košljun Island Monastery
This boat trip from Punat to Košljun Island suits travelers interested in history, nature, and cultural exploration along the Adriatic Sea.
Highlights
- Discover the Adriatic Sea on a scenic boat trip from Krk
- Visit the 16th-century Franciscan monastery on Košljun Island
- Explore the church and museum collection within the monastery
- Walk through the preserved forest and olive groves on the island
- Enjoy free time for strolling and photography in a unique setting
Description
Set sail from Punat to Košljun Island, passing views of Puntarska Draga and the marina. The 16th-century Franciscan monastery, built on older Benedictine foundations, offers rich cultural insights.
Inside the monastery, explore collections of ethnography, sacred art, archaeology, and natural history. The island is a special reserve with over 400 plant species, including preserved forests and olive groves.
Experience the tranquil atmosphere with an option for a short prayer or moment of silence in the monastery church. View historical artifacts such as a rare 16th-century copy of Ptolemy's atlas.
Free time is provided to walk and take photographs, allowing you to appreciate the island’s natural and cultural environment.
Includes
- Panoramic boat ride from Punat to Košljun Island monastery
- Walk through preserved forest and olive groves
- Opportunity for a short prayer or moment of silence in the monastery church
- View valuable historical artifacts
- Free time for strolling and photography
Excludes
- Museum entrance fee: adults €5, children €4
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Book in advance during peak season to secure your spot. Bring comfortable walking shoes and a camera. Morning departures offer calmer seas and better light for photography.
