The island of love and happiness
The island of rich cultural tradition, excellent Mediterranean cuisine and full of natural resources is rightly called the island of love and happiness - when you visit it, it will simply enchant you at first sight! The west coast of the island of Rab, where, among other things, our restaurant "More" is located, is considered the most attractive part of the island and is especially interesting for boating tourists. The coast includes the Kalifront peninsula with its Dundo forest - also the largest holm oak forest community in Europe. The island of Rab got its name precisely because of its wealth of forest, back in the days of the Liburnians, who called it Arba, which means "woody". Also, the coast consists of the two largest bays on the island, Kamporska and Draška bays, the Gonar reef located between them and several uninhabited islets with numerous intimate beaches and beautiful marine flora and fauna ideal for diving enthusiasts.2600
Sunny hours
Weather conditions are extremely important for your planning, however, with as many as 2,600 hours of sunshine per year, the island of Rab is one of the sunniest locations on the Adriatic Sea. Don't miss the perfect view of the sunset from the terrace of the "More" restaurant!
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Natural sandy beaches
Many visitors will call the island a true sandy paradise, and there is no mistake - on Rab you can enjoy more than 30 natural sandy beaches, of which the largest and most famous is Rajska plaža - as much as two kilometers of uninterrupted sandy empire. Also, lovers of pebble and stone beaches will not be disappointed!
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Sea temperature
Povoljna mediteranska klima donosi na otok Rab topla ljeta i blage zime, što naše prekrasno more čini ugodnim za kupanje tijekom većeg dijela godine a naše plaže čini posjećenijima - prosječna temperatura mora iznosi čak 22°C.
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Bell towers of Rab
Rab is widely known as the island with four bell towers, but few people know why they were built next to each other in the old city center. The reason lies in the fact that they symbolize the four different seasons and their height the average air temperature in the corresponding time of the year.