
After completing the Camino route, many pilgrims say that it was a profound spiritual experience for them that transcends the limits of the physical. Some decide to go on the Camino Krk for religious reasons, some to think about life, and some to disconnect from the grind of everyday life. Whatever the motive, for everyone, in the end, the Camino is a return to one’s authentic being.
7 days,
150 kilometers
Camino Krk follows existing walking trails on the island, covering a total of 150 kilometres. The starting point is Kamplin Square in Krk Town, while the endpoint is the Parish Church of St James the Apostle in Kornić. The Krk route is divided into seven pilgrimage chapters, or days, allowing you to experience the island’s historical, cultural, and sacral heritage woven into impressive natural settings and unique urban layouts.
The entire route is marked with distinctive blue-and-yellow Camino signs, and many pilgrims use smartphones with GPS files. Those who complete the Camino and collect stamps at designated stops receive a pilgrim’s passport and an official certificate of completion. The entire route is marked with distinctive blue-and-yellow Camino signs, and many pilgrims use smartphones with GPS files. Those who complete the Camino and collect stamps at designated stops receive a pilgrim’s passport and an official certificate of completion.
Instructions for setting up the GPS route on your smartphone:
Install the app Maps.Me (Available for iPhone and Android)
On your phone, open this website and click on Camino Krk GPS file download
Once you download the file, open it in the Maps.Me app