Njivice: Hotels and Accommodation

Coast

Njivice is home to the beaches of Pod crkvu and Jadran. Jadran is described as a Blue Flag beach on the seafront promenade, with access on foot and by bicycle, as well as parking facilities. Pod crkvu is described as a family beach.

Nature and Trails

Staza Cerova is a trail from Njivice via Cerova and back, designed for all generations. The route passes archaeological remains from the Roman period and then continues along narrow paths by the sea and past picturesque coves.

Jezero is the largest natural freshwater habitat on Krk and is important for biodiversity on Krk and in the wider Kvarner region. The Å etnja do Jezera walk uses paths from Njivice to reach the flora and fauna around Jezero.

Up-to-date equipment is described as being available for water sports in Njivice.

History

The first written mention of Njivice is recorded in a 1474 donation by Ivan Frankopan. Kala is a preserved relic of the oldest settlement area of Njivice and contains residential architecture from the 18th and early 19th centuries.

Mohorov can be reached via an unpaved road and then a gentle walking path through the forest. The site was a Late Antique settlement whose inhabitants practiced fishing and metallurgy from the 5th to the 7th century.

Poje is an ancient Roman villa rustica with later Late Antique early Christian and early medieval phases. The villa served both as a luxurious country estate and as an agricultural complex that included olive growing and viticulture.

Culinary Traditions

Rivica in Njivice has a culinary history dating back to 1934 and is a living monument to the local fishing tradition. The culinary offerings in Njivice and Omišalj are associated with fishing village traditions and ingredients such as fresh fish, local olive oil, Krk sheep's cheese, lamb, and Šurlica.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Njivice can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

For the overarching travel overview: Municipality of Omišalj.