The Golden Isle of the Mediterranean

By: Ajeet Khurana
Submitted: 2007-07-11 12:04:30
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A house with a sea view has always been my dream. You can laze around on the beach. You can take a plunge into the cool waters of the sea. If you are the adventurous type, you can try scuba diving, wind surfing or water skiing. If you are more of a poet, then you can just sit there and mull over your life a glorious sunset. If you have children, or are hoping to reminisce about the your earliest beach memories, you can try collecting the shells brought in by a gentle tide. Beach getaways are a great holiday destination for all sorts of persons.

The island of Krk off the coast of Croatia is one such place. Located in the Kvarner Gulf, the island of Krk is also labeled at times as the "Golden Island". One look at the place will definitely answer why. If you are looking for sun, sea, and superb hospitality, this island is a wonderful destination for holiday-goers everywhere. It has beautiful natural landscapes that could win you photography contests. The waters of the Mediterranean are crystal clear and great to swim in. Lush greenery and gentle bays greet anyone who is fortunate enough to pay this place a visit.

Of course, the stunning scenery is simply one among many terrific things. The island of Krk boasts of several towns that were born during Roman times, such as the town of Omislaj in the north of the island. Punat, towards the south, is well known for its sophisticated marinas and the major regattas it hosts each year, while Baska, in the east of the island, is home to some of the world's best beaches. For those more interested in nightlife and food, the popular tourist resort of Malinska offers a plethora of lively nightclubs and restaurants.

If you like to fish, or are eager to get out there and sample different types of seafood, this is a great place to be in. The Kvarner Gulf is home to a multiplicity of species of fish. In and around the island you can find sea bass, bream and sardines through to squid and octopus, depending on your moods and tastes. The people in general are very friendly and hospitable, and will advise you on the fare that you should be sampling, or indeed, where the best fishing is to be found.

The island of Krk is often visited by persons who want to find unspoilt islands and secluded beaches. However, the great thing about this Central European Island is that it is easily accessible from other parts of Europe. The international airport of Rijeka is actually located on the northern part of the island, and services mainland Croatia via a spectacular bridge, as well as by ferry. Moreover, it is quite close to other tourist spots along the Mediterranean. If you like, you could visit nearby Venice in Italy, or alternatively simply drive over to Vienna.

It really would be great to own some property in a place like this. Moreover, the island of Krk is growing in importance as a good place to invest in. Krk has already become a tourists' paradise. Now, it is aspiring to influence people seeking to buy holiday homes to invest in houses in Krk. I know I would love to get a home there.

I am sure you would be glad to know about Croatia Property and Villas For Sale. Find out about The Island of Krk and Buying Property in Croatia.

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