The youngest town on the island, Palit is perfect due to its central position, equally close to the beach, as well as shopping areas and public transportation. Nearby beaches of Škver and Frkanj are well known and loved by indigenous and tourists alike. Should you feel the need to be nude, Palit is very close to the oldest naturist beach on the Adriatic, in the bay of Kandarola.
From St.Kristofor Square to the Lodge extends the Central Street, the lifeblood of the city, which in season turns into a gallery exhibition and sale of everything, from street jewelry to many small boutiques, jewelry store, pastry shops.. Island of Rab has few major events- Ran art events, Musical evenings and from 2002 Medievel Summer Fair „Rapska fjera“ which is based on historical heritage. Municipal holidays „Rapska fjera“ declared the Grand Council of the town Rab 21 July 1364 in honor of King Louis the Great who freed Rab from the Venetians and in honor of St. Christopher, patron saint of Rab and were held to worship the saints relics which, according to the legend, saved Rab. Participants of „Rapska fjera“ are tradesmen, artisans, cultural associations and clubs which are volintarily engaged in traditional crafts and developing local products. Reclaimed ceremony „Rapska fjera“ is held in a shortened term of three days: 25 July holiday of St. Jakov, 26 July holiday of St. Ana i 27 July and holiday of St. Kristofor.The city is a place where people come to enjoy the crowds and having fun. However, if you want to escape from all the artists, musicians, singers and passers by, go down to the upper street, in the park, among the ruins of St.John, or take a walk to St.Mary’s church where you can enjoy the view of the blue. One evening in the old city will inspire romance and phantasy of the long lost time in you.
