Rabac

Rabac has served as a fishing settlement on Istria’s eastern coast since the 19th century. It occupies a sheltered stretch of Kvarner Bay beneath the hill town of Labin, with the island of Cres lying across the water. Formerly a small coastal community, Rabac developed into a seaside resort during the 20th century, while retaining a compact harbour and a waterfront lined with cafés and swimming coves. Above it, Labin’s old town recalls the area’s mining past, including the short-lived Labin Republic of 1921. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Rabac and eastern Istria relate to their surroundings.

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