Munkáitokkal

Munkáitokkal is a small, uninhabited island located in the Adriatic Sea, off the coast of Croatia. It is part of the Kornati archipelago, a protected national park renowned for its natural beauty and clear waters. The island is characterized by its rugged, rocky terrain and sparse vegetation, consisting mainly of Mediterranean shrubs and grasses.

The name "Munkáitokkal" is believed to have Slavic origins, though its precise etymology is debated among linguists. The island has no permanent human settlements and is primarily visited by sailors and tourists who anchor in its sheltered coves. The waters surrounding Munkáitokkal are popular for diving and snorkeling due to the rich marine life and underwater visibility.

While Munkáitokkal itself offers little in terms of infrastructure, its significance lies within the broader context of the Kornati National Park. The park was established to preserve the unique geological formations and biodiversity of the archipelago. Munkáitokkal, like its neighboring islands, contributes to this pristine environment, serving as a refuge for various bird species and marine organisms. Access to the island is regulated as part of the national park's conservation efforts, ensuring its natural state is maintained for future generations. The island is a testament to the untouched beauty of the Adriatic coast.