What to Do in Vrbnik When It Rains
Žlahtina tastings in cool stone cellars that are frankly better in bad weather than good. Vrbnik is the most weather-proof village on the island.
Vrbnik is wine, and wine is indoors, which makes it the most weather-proof village on Krk.
Most of what is here is a tasting, and the Žlahtina cellars they happen in are cool stone rooms that are better in bad weather than good. Gospoja and Katunar are the two largest, both pairing a cellar tour with the glass; Šipun pours indigenous varieties; PZ Vrbnik is the cooperative; and Egle Katunar runs a smaller boutique tasting. If you would rather not choose, the three-winery evening walks you between them.
Klančić is the other reason to come — reputedly one of the narrowest streets in the world, and narrow enough that the walls keep most of the rain off.
The rest is food: the wine lunch, and the pečenjara up at Sv. Nedija. Note that the village sits on a cliff and its lanes are steep and slick when wet.
- Žlahtina Wine Tasting in Vrbnik
- Historic Wine Cellar Tour
- Klančić - World's Narrowest Street
- Wine Tasting at Kušaona Gospoja
- Wine Lunch in Vrbnik
- Sv. Nedija Pečenjara Tasting + BBQ
- Boutique Cellar Tasting with Egle Katunar
- Vrbnik Wine Stories - 3-Winery Evening
- Glagolitic Heritage Half-Day (Baška)
- Šurlice Pasta + Wine Pairing Lunch
- Šipun Indigenous-Varieties Tasting
- Toljanić Heritage Tasting
- Primorec Old-Town Cellar Visit
- Katunar Estate Tasting & Cellar Tour
- Vrbnik Wine Stories Evening (3-Winery Route)
- Lamb Peka Dinner at Konoba Nada
- Sea Bass in Salt-Crust Degustation
- Volarić Cellar-Door Tasting
- Lamb Peka at Konoba Luce
- Vrbnik Konoba Tasting Menu
- Gallery Visit and Artist Talk