Many consider the beach of Sveti Blaž the most beautiful beach on the island of Cres. We want to know what you think! Join us on the excursion and enjoy the relaxing steady movement of the island’s flora and fauna en route to this special location.

From Kimen Hotel we head along the ancient Roman road to Sveti Salvadur and turn towards the beach of Sveti Blaž, where you will get the chance to truly soak up the beauty and magnificence of this location.

We return along the newly-marked road to the Marian shrine of Sveti Salvadur and then head back to Kimen Hotel.

Do you want to explore an authentic Cres village, built by fishermen and labourers? Join us on an excursion to Valun – a small, picturesque fishing village located between two pebble beaches, and also the location of an important monument as proof of the rich culture of our ancestors.

From Kimen Hotel we follow the water to the asphalt road leading to Valun. We will first visit the cemetery, which is also the site where the Valun Tablet was discovered – one of the oldest Glagolitic monuments in Croatia, dating back to the 11th century.

You will get the chance to hear all about the culture of this area and the ancient Slavic traditions of feasting at the cemetery.

After that, we arrive to Valun, where you will learn about its rich history. The return journey is possible by van or by boat.

If you are interested in experiencing the terrain of the island of Cres in more ways than one, joins us on an excursion by van to Pernat – the westernmost village on Cape Pernat. We continue on foot to the village of Grabrovica and then to Grabrovica Beach. We return the same way, accompanied by the sound of the sea back to Pernat.

Thousands of cobbles have been laid down on the ground to build the Napoleonic Path – a road built at the beginning of the 19th century during the short-lived French rule. Walk in the steps of our ancestors and join us on an excursion where you will discover the diversity of the island.

We will walk from Kimen Hotel to Pišće – a unique swamp area that will remind you once again of just how diverse the landscape on this island is.

We will make a short stop here to learn about the significance of water on the island. We will go down the Napoleonic Path to the village of Krčina, after which we will head to Loznati – a small village of just 37 inhabitants, but known far and wide for its excellent lamb.

From Loznati we continue on towards Antonski – a village that was formerly covered in vineyards, after which we go back to the town of Cres.

How to experience the authentic culture of the island of Cres and at the same time enjoy the wonders of wild nature found in this area, all combined into one excursion? Join us on the path to visit Lubenice, passing on our way through Martinšćica.

First, our bus will take us to Martinšćica – a village centred around the church of Sveti Martin with the 16th-century Franciscan monastery and the Sforza castle dating back to the 17th century.

We continue on foot to Vidovići – a small village sitting at an altitude of 280 m. The Cres locals claim that from this location it is possible to see as far as Istria, or even Italy, on days after bora winds.

We continue on our way to Lubenice, where our transfer back awaits us.

Discover and explore one of the most interesting natural phenomena on the island of Cres. Merška Pit is one of the rare, but truly impressive examples of a cover-collapse sinkhole on Cres. The sinkhole is thought to have developed a long time ago with the collapse of a giant underground cavern. You will be able to witness first hand how steep and rocky its side walls are, and the large volumes of rock debris and stone blocks at the bottom of the sinkhole will give you an idea of the large-scale breaking-off and collapse of rocks that took place in the past. From Kimen Hotel we head to Bartolomej – an authentic old church that bears witness to the earliest days of life on Cres. After that, we climb down to Merška Pit. We then head to the village Merag and then the ferry port for our transfer back.

You can explore the east part of the island of Cres, also known as Tramuntana, with the help of expert guides. This excursion will take you on a journey down the paths of our ancestors and to the most beautiful locations of this part of Cres.

Our first stop from Kimen Hotel is the picturesque village of Beli. From there, we go down one part of the trail to visit the abandoned village of Frantin, where a school once stood.

Our next stop is the village of Crkveni, after which we head to Konec, aptly named the “end”, as it stands on the very end of the island. Thanks to its location, the village offers a stunning view which will let you see the island in a truly special way.

From Konec we head to the village of Ivanje, after which the trail leads us to the town remnants. The remains of these ancient, authentic Cres houses will best illustrate the culture of the island.

Our next destination is the abandoned village of Žanjevići – another chapter in the history of our ancestors.

We continue along the trail until we reach remnants from an even earlier age and finally head back to Beli.