Sveti Lovreč Labinski suits large groups who want a private pool and garden near Labin and Rabac, with a fireplace in many homes. It is a tiny hamlet, not a resort. You will drive to the sea and the shops.
The homes here stand in and around Sveti Lovreč Labinski, a small hamlet in Raša municipality with a Labin postal code, rather than in Rabac itself. The hamlet has a parish church from the early 17th century and a few dozen residents. Rabac and Labin are both on the east coast of Istria. Labin is an old town about three kilometres from the sea, with a preserved loggia on its central square. Most homes here have a private pool and a garden, many have a fireplace, and the majority sleep eight or more. Evenings are quiet.
Old town with a preserved loggia on its central square, the 16th-century St Flora gate and a scattering of galleries.
Coastal town on the east coast of Istria; Pula airport to Rabac is a drive of around 50 minutes.
Pula airport is the practical gateway. Driving from Pula airport to Rabac takes around 50 minutes, and the hamlet itself has a Labin postal code. A car is needed for the sea, shops and restaurants.
It is a small hamlet in Raša municipality in Istria, home to a few dozen people, with a Labin postal code. Labin and Rabac both lie on the east coast of Istria.
Rabac is the coastal side and Labin the old town. Labin stands about three kilometres from the sea, with a loggia and a 16th-century gate. Homes here are in a hamlet, so you travel to both.
Pula. The drive from Pula airport to Rabac takes about 50 minutes, and the hamlet shares Labin's postal code.
Mostly, yes. The majority sleep eight or more, with four bedrooms typical, and most have a private pool and a garden.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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