Krković
A small Dalmatian village in the hinterland of Skradin, halfway between the Krka river and the Kornati islands. Stone, olives, vineyards and a peace that is hard to find today.
Neither on the sea, nor of the sea
Krković is a small settlement within the Town of Skradin, on the border of the Šibenik-Knin and Zadar counties. The village dates back to the Middle Ages and lies only some fifteen kilometres from the popular tourist centres of Vodice and Skradin. Two jewels of Croatian nature are close by: Krka National Park and Kornati National Park.
Why visit Krković
- Early Croatian necropolis and the 15th-century All Saints church
- The Old Village — preserved stone architecture of the Dalmatian hinterland
- Krković field with its olive groves and vineyards
- Peace and quiet — average noise below 45 decibels
Get to know Krković
About the village
History from the first mention in 1463, the All Saints church and local landmarks.
Learn moreWhere we are
The village location, distances to towns and national parks, and how to reach us.
Learn morePopulation
Census figures through the decades and the origin of Krković family names.
Learn moreHomeland War
Remembering the suffering of the village and parish from 1991 to 1995.
Learn moreGastro
Spit-roasted lamb, lamb under the bell, pasta and beans and other flavours of the Dalmatian hinterland.
Learn moreGallery
Photographs of the local scenery, the Old Village and life in Krković.
Learn moreAccommodation
Holiday homes in the quiet hinterland, some twenty minutes from the sea and the Krka.
Learn moreFamily trees
Family trees of Krković lineages with a name search.
Learn moreMNK Durbin
The village futsal club — a gathering place for Krković youth.
Learn moreOld sayings
Sayings and words of our region, so the speech of our elders is not forgotten.
Learn moreDo you have old photographs or stories from Krković?
Help us preserve the heritage of the village. Send us old photographs, postcards, portraits and stories and we will gladly publish them.