Njivice Harbor

Njivice Harbor, located on the island of Krk in northern Croatia, is a focal point of the village of Njivice, which has evolved from a small fishing settlement into a popular tourist destination. The harbor reflects the town’s maritime heritage, with its roots tracing back to at least the 15th century when Njivice was first mentioned in historical records. Traditionally, the harbor served as a base for local fishermen, and while the fishing boats still add character to the waterfront, today the area is equally known for its relaxed seaside atmosphere and appeal to visitors.

The harbor is set along a picturesque shoreline, framed by olive groves and the gentle hills of Krk. Strolling along the waterfront, travelers can watch boats coming and going, enjoy views of the Adriatic, and experience the laid-back rhythm of island life. The harbor area is also a hub for local events and a starting point for boat excursions, making it a lively spot during the summer months.

Nearby, the village offers a mix of traditional and modern amenities, with cafes, restaurants, and accommodations that reflect Njivice’s growth as a resort town since the early 20th century. While there are no specific admission fees or opening hours for the harbor itself, it remains accessible year-round and is an inviting place for a leisurely walk, a coffee by the sea, or a glimpse into the island’s fishing traditions.