Dobrinj

Dobrinj is a municipality in western Croatia, on the island of Krk. Šilo is the largest village of Dobrinj and has the longest tradition of tourism. Šilo’s greatest assets for tourism are its many beautiful, sunny and naturally preserved pebble beaches and coves, including a famous pebble beach ideal for children. The sunken ship Peltastis is nearby and is a particularly interesting shipwreck for divers. Klimno is a small quiet romantic village famous for its varied gastronomic offer and restaurants in which many sea and other specialties, as well as unmissable local wine are on offer. The village of Soline, which used to be famous for its pre-Roman salt pans, has in more recent times become famous for its healing mud, which helps to resolve bone aches, and for the wide range of private accommodation it offers. Čižići is affirming itself as a village attractive for both a break and a summer holiday, and accommodation is available in an increasing number of private apartments.