Linardici: Hotels and accommodations

Linardići is one of 13 settlements and hamlets in the Šotovento area. Those who wish to book a hotel in Linardici can then continue their accommodation search.

Townscape

The Šotovento settlements, to which Linardići belongs, preserve the original urban structure of closely grouped stone houses.

Culture and history

The parish church of St. Fuska in Linardići was built in the late 19th century by remodeling an older chapel dedicated to St. Anthony the Hermit.

Nearby, between Pinezići and Linardići, stands the Church of St. Sixtus. It was first mentioned in the 13th century and has been preserved up to the roof, except for the missing front wall.

Cycling

The official B-427 cycling route “Putovima sedam sela” passes through Linardići. The 32.9-kilometre, moderately difficult road route runs along existing asphalt roads.

The B-425 cycling route also passes through Linardići. It runs above the bay and port of Vela Jana before returning through Linardići to Milohnići.

Hiking

Near Glavotok lies the H130, a 7.2-kilometre, moderately demanding circular hiking trail. The H130 highlights the Church of St. Chrysogonus as a representative example of the island’s Romanesque architecture.

Port and boats

Vela Jana is located nearby, a public port for maritime traffic managed by the County Port Authority of Krk. The port has a 14-metre operational section for passenger boarding and disembarkation, as well as berths for 143 municipal boats and 6 nautical boats.

The Sotovento service offers boat rentals with or without a skipper, as well as rental options for a full or half day. For boat rentals, the Sotovento service uses Vela Jana in the Linardići area as its departure port.

More local pages: Lakmartin, Muraj, Brzac, Pinezici, Skrpčići, Nenadići, Milohnići, Krk

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Krk.