Riviera Drage, Biograd and Pakoštane

Riviera Drage – cycling, gastronomy & nautical paradise

Drage, a peaceful village near Pakoštane, lies between Zadar and Šibenik, offering a perfect escape into nature. Its indented coastline, pine forests and pebble beaches make it an ideal retreat away from mass tourism. Just inland, Vrana Lake Nature Park invites visitors to enjoy scenic cycling and walking trails, a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.
Once a small fishing settlement, Drage is today a recognized gastro destination thanks to Agrotourism Plavica, where guests discover the authentic flavors of forgotten Dalmatia. Complementing its gastronomy, Drage is also a renowned nautical hub, home to a modern 5-anchor marina (5-star rating) that welcomes sailors from around the world.
Drage Riviera – where nature, gastronomy and nautical excellence meet.

Biograd Riviera – The Heart of the Adriatic

Just a few kilometers from Drage lies Biograd na Moru, the historical “white city by the sea,” once the coronation town of Croatian kings. Today, Biograd is a vibrant tourist and maritime center, perfectly sized for comfortable living and holidays. Located on a peninsula, it is surrounded by modern marinas and a lively promenade, offering stunning views of the Pašman channel and nearby islets.
With excellent transport connections and a variety of beaches, Biograd welcomes families, adventurers, and sailors alike. Nearby are several national parks – Krka, Kornati, Plitvice Lakes, and Paklenica – making the Biograd Riviera an excellent choice for travelers who want to explore Croatia’s natural wonders in a short time.

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Pakoštane Riviera – Between the Lake and the Sea

Pakoštane is uniquely positioned between the sea and Vrana Lake, offering visitors the best of both worlds – saltwater and freshwater, Mediterranean charm and rural tradition. This picturesque Dalmatian town is surrounded by beautiful beaches, hidden coves, and a rich cultural heritage.
The people of Pakoštane have historically lived in harmony with the land, agriculture, and the sea. Today, the Pakoštane Riviera combines that tradition with modern tourism, offering relaxation, natural attractions, and authentic local experiences.