A small fishing village of about ten houses in the mid-19th century, Rabac today is a friendly resort town, terraced by the sea and immersed in greenery. Families with children and young people flock here in the summer and middle-aged couples in the spring and autumn in search of nature and relaxation.

The resort centre on the east coast of Istria, 50 km from Pula Airport, has been popular since the 60s and 70s. Rabac is a suitable place for lovers of water sports and outdoor activities: a wide selection of boats equipped for fishing and snorkelling, canoes, catamarans and numerous diving schools.

How to get there

The best way to get to Rabac is to fly to Pula International Airport and then take public transport to cover the 50 km distance between Pula and Rabac. You can book a transfer when booking your hotel, or you can take an intercity bus (it connects all major cities in Croatia) or a taxi.

The beaches of Rabac

The beaches of Rabac are small and coarse-pebbled, small and cozy. They are ideal for families and children. The beaches are considered some of the best in Croatia and the best in Istria. The coast is full of hidden coves and caves, which can be accessed only from the sea or by following the paths known to the locals. In 2003, the beaches of the town were awarded the Blue Flag of UNESCO, the organization marking the cleanest beaches in the world in terms of ecology. In combination with the extremely comfortable Mediterranean climate, it attracts more and more holidaymakers to Rabac.

Hotels and Apartments in Rabac

Like many other towns in Croatia, Rabac is a former fishing village. But now it is ready to accommodate up to 10,000 tourists with not only basic amenities but also a cheerful, full, comfortable resort life. Modern hotels for all tastes, wallets and levels of claim offer excellent, almost impeccable, service. This is typical of hotels in Croatia - hotel business in this country is very strictly regulated and controlled. Traditionally there are a lot of proposals for private villas and apartments for rent - it is traditional for all resorts of Croatia. It must be said that usually private accommodation is equipped with the latest technology.

Rabac is a small town on the Istrian Peninsula in Croatia. It is known for its beautiful beaches and hotels. There are many luxurious Hotels in Rabac, but there are also some smaller, more intimate hotels that offer a more personal experience. The Resort Maslinica is one of the most luxurious hotels in Rabac. It has a beautiful location right on the water and offers amazing views of the Adriatic Sea. The hotel has a spa, a heated pool, and a fitness center. It also offers a variety of dining options, including a wine bar and a pizzeria. The Villamar Apartments is another luxurious hotel in Rabac. It has a prime location right on the beach and offers stunning views of the sea. The hotel has a spa, a heated pool, a fitness center, and a variety of dining options. It is also pet-friendly, so you can bring your furry friend along on your vacation. If you’re looking for a smaller, more intimate hotel in Rabac, the Hotel Laguna is a great option. It is right on the beach and offers beautiful views of the sea. The hotel has a pool, a spa, a fitness center, and a variety of dining options. It is also pet-friendly. The Hotel Marina is another great option for a smaller, more intimate hotel in Rabac. It is right on the beach and offers beautiful views of the sea. The hotel

Cuisine and restaurants

Restaurants and cafes work, in most cases, until the last guest, and offer not only drinks and snacks, but a full variety of meals. You'll find that besides international cuisine, they usually serve traditional Croatian dishes. Sea food, fresh fruit and vegetables, sweets.

Entertainment and attractions

Rabac is picturesque, its streets sloping terraced to the sea, houses tucked into oleander gardens, the greenery of pine forests creating natural shade, making the sun not so stinging. A promenade along the coastline lined with restaurants, shops, cafes and souvenir shops. You're always welcome here, they can help you choose something to suit your tastes or order you a nice meal. At the centre of the town is St Mary's Bay, which is very ornate in its own right, but the many snow-white yachts that are moored to it simply catch the eye for their slender silhouettes and meticulous finishing details. Visitors are usually happy to discover that some of the yachts are for rent, while others are available for cruises, a kind of short trips that one will often recall the pleasure of during the long winter.

Not only can you take a boat trip from Rabac, the medieval town of Labin is also very close by, preserving its narrow, winding streets with lots of signs of old times, such as the cobblestone streets, narrow windows, and red-tiled roofs of houses. The city's streets are often the setting for fascinating historical plays that draw crowds of tourists.

The city's entertainment centres offer a variety of programmes, also for children. There are many concerts and shows in the evening when many sun-weary tourists head out to enjoy the sun and sea, grab a coffee or a glass of wine and find a cozy place to spend the evening.

Active recreation

Rabac is the ideal location for lovers of active holidays. For one thing, it offers all the conditions for paddling: many types of boats and canoes are available for rent. Some of them are equipped for fishing. Secondly, numerous diving schools await their industrious students. For those who have spontaneously thought of diving, there are equipment rentals. And for tennis enthusiasts, Rabac is a haven for all tennis enthusiasts, as the tennis club offers twenty courts with a variety of surfaces.