The Supetarska Draga marina takes its name from the village of the same name, which lies facing the island of Rab, 6 km from the Town of Rab, as a natural extension of the Mundanije Valley. Draga Bay is divided into two parts: Gornja (Upper) and Donja (Lower) Draga, and stretches at the foot of the village of Supetarska Draga, originally a fishing village that has developed over the years into a tourist destination, attractive not only for its marina but also for the beauty of the surrounding natural landscape.
Supetarska Draga is a small archipelago with three islets at the entrance to the valley, known for the cleanliness of its beaches (sand for the most part and pebbles) that attract families with children and a habitat that sheltered from the winds offers a safe place for birds to nest; in fact, there are many tourists who are keen on photography and birdwatching who decide to reach Supetarska Draga.
One thing is certain: recreational tourists will appreciate the most beautiful beaches of Supetarska Draga, scattered across the islets that dot the bay and are therefore accessible only by boat. Among the nearby places worth visiting, note that on the side of Draga Bay opposite the marina lies the small village of Gonar, situated on the peninsula of the same name. It features several sandy, shaded beaches, though these are separated by small piers and concrete terraces that can only be accessed by land via a path running along the coast (which is also bike-friendly). Be aware, however, that during peak season, the beaches in Gonar are quite narrow and can easily become crowded. The small Gonar peninsula, which faces west, and Kampor Bay are popular with boaters and foodies in search of fresh seafood.
A beach curiosity: the Paradise beach on theisland of Rab was the first in this area to open its ports to people in adamic costumes since 1934.
Please note: The vacation rentals offer various types of apartments and rooms, and also have a dock for small boats. The sandy anchorages and coves, along with the three small islets (Maman, Sridnjak, and Sailovac), offer shelter and are ideal for divers, swimmers, and boaters. Note the following when entering Supetarska Draga Marina: the lighthouses at Cape Sorinj and Cape Kalifront serve as reliable landmarks at sea when approaching from the north or west: Cape Sorinj with the B Bl 3s 10m 6M lighthouse and Cape Kalifront with the B Bl (3) 10s 11m 8M.
