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The twenty two beautiful sandy beaches, of which three are 3 nudist (Ciganka, Sahara and Stolac) are ideal for families with children, young people eager for sport and fun, and also for all lovers of sandy beaches, which are rare in the Adriatic. The largest and most famous Lopar beach is Rajska plaže [Paradise Beach], which is 1.5 kilometres long, along which most of the tourist accommodation is located. During high season it is hard to find a spot for a towel, because almost half of the tourists on Rab come to swim here.

On the beach itself, just a step away from the sea, there is the San Marino campsite, which offers a range of catering services. Nearby Lučica provides moorings for a hundred boats, where taxi-boats go to the nearby beaches and boats take tourists to the islands of Sv. Grgur, Goli otok, Baška and Košljun and further on.

Rab is a scenic island in Kvarner Bay. It is made of contrasts with sharp rock cliffs on the east coast and gentle pebbly beaches, high places on the mountain massif that is covered with macchia and forests of Mediterranean oak. The largest town and port is Rab, and the island has a few more idyllic, coastal villages: Lopar, Mundanije, Supetarska Draga, Kampor, Barbat and Banjol.

Rab is an island of culture, from antiquity to the present day, beautiful scenery, long and pleasant walks. The Romans called it Happy Rab - Felix Arba, and they knew how to enjoy and recognize the benefits of a place. Tourists can enjoy looking at the historical heritage of the ancient town of Rab (Trg Sv. Kristofor), visit a traditional event such as the Rab Fair, the Knights' Tournament held by the Association of Rab crossbowmen and other colourful events. And when they get tired of sightseeing, then visitors can happily treat their taste buds with a famous delicacy from the island - Rab cake that in ancient times Pope Alexander III tried.

The beaches, coves, greenery and scents create an atmosphere for relaxation and enjoyment, and the developed tourist infrastructure makes it one of the most visited islands in the Adriatic.

Source: Croatian National Tourist Board