
Labin old town
The mining town on the hill, twelve kilometres from Ravni, with baroque palaces, galleries and a view over the Kvarner.
Photo: Olgierd Rudak / CC BY-SA 4.0

The resort below Labin with hotels, a long promenade and the Girandella and Maslinica beaches.
Photo: Czeva / CC BY-SA 3.0
Rabac is everything Ravni is not: multi-storey hotels, a promenade with cafés, excursion boats in the harbour and beaches with sunbeds and showers. Once a fishing village below Labin, since the 1960s it has been the largest resort of eastern Istria, with Girandella and Maslinica as its main beaches, both pebble, with gradual entry and a blue flag. From Ravni it is eighteen kilometres by road, because the coast cannot be followed, and you drive via Labin; in summer a bus comes down from Labin every half hour.
You come here for what Ravni lacks: an evening by the sea with a choice of restaurants, a boat to Cres or along the coast, a market and a cash machine on every corner. In the afternoon you go back to the quiet, which in the end is why people choose Ravni.
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