
Korak po Korak – #HodajmoZaOneKojiNeMogu
The third edition of Croatia's first walking ultramarathon took place in Prelog on 5 and 6 September 2026. Together, we raised €45,314 for young blind and partially sighted athletes and Karla Hergotić.

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It began with 100 kilometres around Ada Ciganlija. Today, Korak po Korak connects routes, communities, and people across Croatia.
Two people walked for 22 hours around Ada Ciganlija. The first challenge found a purpose beyond distance and supported the work of the Mogu sve association.
From 160 kilometres on Krk, through Međimurje and Korčula, to 400 participants at the start at Jarun — more people decided to walk together at every step.
Istria, Zadar, Zagorje, and Međimurje connected new people, local communities, and partners in a movement that belongs to everyone.
Every route holds the story of people who decided to take a step together.

The third edition of Croatia's first walking ultramarathon took place in Prelog on 5 and 6 September 2026. Together, we raised €45,314 for young blind and partially sighted athletes and Karla Hergotić.

Camino Zagorje-Zagreb crossed the plains and hills of northwestern Croatia, gathering more people along the way from the quiet of nature to a symbolic finish in Zagreb.

Camino Zadar brought three women together for a four-day, 105-kilometre journey, carrying a message of movement, community, and inclusion through the Zadar region.

Camino South Istria brought together a public walk from Fažana to Pula and a seven-day walking retreat along a route of approximately 200 kilometres.

The walking ultramarathon at Zagreb's Jarun brought 400 people to the start, with six participants completing the full challenge.

A humanitarian Camino pilgrimage across the island of Korčula, bringing communities together to promote inclusion and create new opportunities.

Camino Međimurje in July 2025 followed a 103.5-kilometre route and launched a collaboration with the Međimurje County Tourist Board.

Camino Krk brought people together on a 160-kilometre journey through the island landscape, turning every step into an opportunity for connection, support, and community.
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