Krk Bridge
Krčki most
A reinforced concrete arch bridge completed in 1980, with a 390-metre main span that was once the longest concrete arch bridge in the world. It is the gateway to the island.
Krk Bridge links the mainland with Krk Island, passing over the small island of Sveti Marko (St. Mark's Island). It consists of two concrete arch spans, with a main span of 390 metres; when completed, it was the longest-span concrete arch bridge in the world. The toll for driving onto the island was abolished in 2020, and the bridge is now free to cross. There are parking spots at both ends for photos, and from the viewpoint on the island side you can see the twin arches and the whole bay. The bridge is occasionally closed during strong Bura winds.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Omišalj
- Biserujka Cave
- Soline Bay
- Vrbnik
- Krk Island & Krk Town
- Košljun Island
- Stara Baška & Oprna Bay
- St. Lucy Church & Baška Tablet