An island you’ll
return to.

The historic heart of the island, known for its four bell towers. Explore stone streets, squares, churches and palaces, then take a break in the greenery of Komrčar park.

Beside Rab town and St Euphemia Bay, Palit combines everyday island life with seaside walks. Škver and views towards Frkanj invite you to explore the coast at an easy pace.

A seaside village known for the Padova bays and the promenade towards Rab town. Quiet mornings by the water come with views of the old town.

Barbat stretches along the Barbat Channel. Small waterfronts, beaches and a long connection to the sea shape the landscape, with views towards Dolin island.

Kampor preserves traces of its fishing heritage and leads towards the green Kalifront peninsula and Dundo forest. Suha Punta and many coves are close by.

The green heart of Rab, with fields and peaceful scenery away from the waterfront. A starting point for discovering the island’s interior and paths towards Kamenjak.

A sheltered bay with a long maritime tradition, small waterfronts and views of nearby islets. The heritage of St Peter’s church is another part of its story.

The northern part of the island is known for sandy beaches. Paradise Beach, Livačina and the surrounding sandy coves reveal a playful side of Rab.