Rab

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Among more than 1000 islands that adorn the beautiful Croatian coast, only one of them deserves to be called the happy island.

The island of Rab, i.e. “Felix Arba” as the Romans called it, owes its recipe for happiness to beautiful sandy beaches, rich cultural heritage, world-famous dessert – Rab cake, and Rabska Fjera, the oldest and largest medieval summer festival in Croatia.

This picturesque island in Kvarner Bay is all about the contrasts between sharp stone cliffs on the east coast and gentle beaches, bare mountain massifs covered with macchia and Mediterranean oak forests.

The eponymous town of Rab is the largest town and port on the island, with several other idyllic bay villages: Lopar, Mundanije, Supetarska Draga, Kampor, Barbat, and Banjol.

Rab is an island of culture, dating back from antiquity to the present day, of beautiful landscapes, long and pleasant promenades, picturesque bays, and happiness.

Beaches

Paradise Beach

Lopar

The largest and most famous Rajska beach (Paradise beach) is 1.5 kilometres long, and alongside it are the most important places of touristic capacity. Since 2003 is has held the Blue Flag, the international symbol of quality and environmental protection and bather safety. Besides those from Lopar, a large number of Rab’s tourists also enjoy the beauty of Rajska beach, as well as tourists from the nearby islands.

Sahara Beach

Lopar

Sahara is the most famous of Lopar’s naturist beaches. It is not far from Rajska beach (Paradise beach), although far enough to escape from the everyday. After about a 30-minute walk down the signposted and arranged trails you can enjoy the unique view of the landscape.

Livačina Beach

Lopar

Not far from Rajska beach (Paradise beach) is the also attractive Livačina, where in the shade of pine trees are several catering establishments which offer bathers food and refreshments and a large selection of beach and sea goods. Those who like a more intimate and more peaceful time on beaches with fewer bathers should continue on the path towards the other picturesque coves along Lopar’s coast. All the coves are surrounded with a very lively, clean and we could say heaven-sent natural landscape, and this is what every visitor to Lopar undoubtedly falls in love with at first glance.

Stolac Beach

Lopar

Stolac beach is situated (in untouched nature) just 10 minutes’ walk from San Marino. With the unforgettable experience of naturism, every bather can find their own intimate corner on the rocks or sand.

Paradise Beach

Lopar

The largest and most famous Rajska beach (Paradise beach) is 1.5 kilometres long, and alongside it are the most important places of touristic capacity. Since 2003 is has held the Blue Flag, the international symbol of quality and environmental protection and bather safety. Besides those from Lopar, a large number of Rab’s tourists also enjoy the beauty of Rajska beach, as well as tourists from the nearby islands.

Sahara Beach

Lopar

Sahara is the most famous of Lopar’s naturist beaches. It is not far from Rajska beach (Paradise beach), although far enough to escape from the everyday. After about a 30-minute walk down the signposted and arranged trails you can enjoy the unique view of the landscape.

Livačina Beach

Lopar

Not far from Rajska beach (Paradise beach) is the also attractive Livačina, where in the shade of pine trees are several catering establishments which offer bathers food and refreshments and a large selection of beach and sea goods. Those who like a more intimate and more peaceful time on beaches with fewer bathers should continue on the path towards the other picturesque coves along Lopar’s coast. All the coves are surrounded with a very lively, clean and we could say heaven-sent natural landscape, and this is what every visitor to Lopar undoubtedly falls in love with at first glance.

Stolac Beach

Lopar

Stolac beach is situated (in untouched nature) just 10 minutes’ walk from San Marino. With the unforgettable experience of naturism, every bather can find their own intimate corner on the rocks or sand.

Paradise Beach

Lopar

The largest and most famous Rajska beach (Paradise beach) is 1.5 kilometres long, and alongside it are the most important places of touristic capacity. Since 2003 is has held the Blue Flag, the international symbol of quality and environmental protection and bather safety. Besides those from Lopar, a large number of Rab’s tourists also enjoy the beauty of Rajska beach, as well as tourists from the nearby islands.

Sahara Beach

Lopar

Sahara is the most famous of Lopar’s naturist beaches. It is not far from Rajska beach (Paradise beach), although far enough to escape from the everyday. After about a 30-minute walk down the signposted and arranged trails you can enjoy the unique view of the landscape.

Livačina Beach

Lopar

Not far from Rajska beach (Paradise beach) is the also attractive Livačina, where in the shade of pine trees are several catering establishments which offer bathers food and refreshments and a large selection of beach and sea goods. Those who like a more intimate and more peaceful time on beaches with fewer bathers should continue on the path towards the other picturesque coves along Lopar’s coast. All the coves are surrounded with a very lively, clean and we could say heaven-sent natural landscape, and this is what every visitor to Lopar undoubtedly falls in love with at first glance.

Stolac Beach

Lopar

Stolac beach is situated (in untouched nature) just 10 minutes’ walk from San Marino. With the unforgettable experience of naturism, every bather can find their own intimate corner on the rocks or sand.