A peaceful place between sea, nature and a rich heritage. Close to everything, yet pleasantly away from it all.
Explore the bay →Clear sea, sheltered coves and a coast shaped by stone and pine.
Kraljevica’s castles, maritime history and old coastal routes are nearby.
On the mainland side of the Krk Bridge, with Rijeka Airport just across the channel.
Simple seaside days, local food, walking, swimming and views across Kvarner.
Uvala Scott lies in Grabrova Cove, just southeast of Kraljevica. The bay has long drawn visitors for its sea, protected shoreline and position at the meeting point of mainland Kvarner and the island of Krk. Its story is also tied to the English nobleman Alexander Scott, who settled here in the 19th century.
Today, the area is best understood slowly: morning swims, a walk along the shore, a view toward the Krk Bridge and time to explore Kraljevica beyond the bay.
Pebble beaches, clear water and small coves around Grabrova.
Discover Nova Kraljevica Castle and the town’s Frankopan and Zrinski story.
The landmark crossing to Krk sits immediately south of the bay.
Bakarac, Crikvenica, Rijeka and Krk are all natural day-trip directions.
According to the Kraljevica Tourist Board, Alexander Scott bought the estate in Grabrova Cove in the early 19th century and made it his permanent home. The tourist complex later built here in 1967 was conceived in the spirit of a small coastal settlement. The name Uvala Scott preserves that unusual local connection.
Swim, walk the waterfront, rent a kayak when available, follow coastal paths toward Oštro or the Krk Bridge, and use the bay as a quiet base for exploring the northern Adriatic.
Uvala Scott / Grabrova Cove sits on the mainland coast, southeast of Kraljevica and immediately north of the mainland approach to the Krk Bridge.
Late spring to early autumn for swimming; spring and autumn for quieter walks.
A car is the easiest way to combine Uvala Scott with Kraljevica, Krk and the wider Kvarner coast.
The existing Uvala Scott tourist complex is seasonal. Check current opening dates and availability with the operator.
Use marked access, keep coves clean and check local conditions before swimming or heading out on the water.
In Grabrova Cove, within the City of Kraljevica, on the mainland side of the channel beside the Krk Bridge.
No. It is on the mainland coast. Krk Island begins across the bridge immediately to the south.
Its sheltered bay, pebble shoreline, distinctive 1960s tourist settlement and the local story of Alexander Scott.
The wider bay and coastal area are part of the destination. Access to specific hotel facilities depends on the operator and season.