The room is located only 10 meters from the beach.

It has a furnished balcony with beautiful sea view.

The city center is only 100 m away.

The room contains a double bed and an foldable extra bed for one additional smaller (child) person.

Includes fridge and kettle.

The bathroom is shared with another room in the building but guests have a private toilet.

In front of the property on the guests disposal is a free parking space.

Today, Rabac is a well-known tourist resort.

By the middle of the 19th century, it was a small fishermen village with hardly ten houses.

Due to the beautiful bay and splendid, tame surroundings, it soon attracted first visitors.

In 1876, Richard Francis Burton, an English writer and a passionate traveler, was among the first tourists who stayed in Rabac.

Rabac is, along with Poreč and Rovinj, one of the most popular resorts in Istria.

Today, Rabac is a well-known tourist resort. By the middle of the 19th century, it was a small fishermen village with hardly ten houses. Due to the beautiful bay and splendid, tame surroundings, it soon attracted first visitors. In 1876, Richard Francis Burton, an English writer and a passionate traveler, was among the first tourists who stayed in Rabac. Having seen Rabac and other places on the Istrian coast, he wrote a book of the same title 'The Istrian coast', describing, among other things, the beauties and charm of Rabac. At that time Rabac witnessed the building of the first villas. The most well-known was the villa belonging to the Prohaska family, Czechs by origin, who were distinguished tradesmen from Rijeka. Unfortunately, the villa was destroyed during the Second World War, but one of the most attractive locations in Rabac still bears the name of Prohaska.