Shopping
The large Plodine supermarket is about 8 minutes away by car. In Biograd you will also find Lidl, JYSK, Pepco, Müller and dm, so longer stays are easy to manage.
About Drage
The Kornati Collection sits on the coast of Drage, exactly at 43.874858, 15.558969. From here the beach is close, daily shopping is easy, and Biograd, Lake Vrana and boat trips toward Kornati are all within simple reach.
About Drage
Drage is a Dalmatian village in the municipality of Pakoštane, between Biograd and Šibenik. The shore is pebbly, the water clears quickly, and the channel facing the islands and Kornati changes mood throughout the day. It is not a noisy city resort, but a place for a morning swim, a day trip, and a quiet terrace in the evening.
Exact camp location
Driving times are indicative and can change in summer traffic or on busy changeover days.
What you need day to day
Drage is small enough to stay calm, but by car the important services are very close.
The large Plodine supermarket is about 8 minutes away by car. In Biograd you will also find Lidl, JYSK, Pepco, Müller and dm, so longer stays are easy to manage.
Zadar Airport is the most convenient airport, roughly 35 minutes by car. Zadar old town also works well as a separate afternoon or evening trip.
A car is the easiest way to explore the area. The shore, Drage, Pakoštane, Biograd and Lake Vrana are short hops, so daily logistics stay simple.
Local guide
Beaches, restaurants, shopping, pharmacies, family days and full-day trips, gathered in one practical guide. Buttons open live Google Maps and Waze directions.
About Drage
A practical guide to Drage: beaches, Kornati, Lake Vrana, restaurants, shopping, Zadar Airport and local tips.
Details →Beaches
The most useful beaches and coves around Drage: Oaza Mira, Dolaške Drage, Porat and a Vrgada beach day.
Details →Restaurants
Restaurants and konobas around Drage, Pakoštane and Biograd with Google Maps and Waze buttons, source links and opening-hour notes.
Details →Kornati
Kornati National Park from Drage: 89 islands, boat trips, tickets, planning tips and practical advice.
Details →Lake Vrana
Lake Vrana near Drage: Croatia’s largest natural lake, ornithological reserve, Kamenjak viewpoint and cycling ideas.
Details →Biograd
Biograd na Moru from Drage: shops, marina, restaurants, Dalmaland and practical information.
Details →Practical notes
Practical information for The Kornati Collection guests: shops, pharmacies, airport, parking, transport and useful links.
Details →Useful places nearby
Opening hours can change in season and on holidays. Before leaving, open the Google or Waze button to confirm live hours and traffic.
Restaurant
A key nearby place in Drage, next to Camp Dalmatino. Croatian and Mediterranean cooking, pizza, pasta, fish, cuttlefish and grilled dishes make it a practical first-dinner option.
Opening hours: Seasonal hours; check before leaving.
Source: Facebook / Restaurant GuruWaterfront restaurant
A waterfront restaurant by Marina Drage. Their own description highlights fresh Adriatic fish, steaks, burgers and pizza, so it works well for an easy dinner by the water.
Opening hours: Communicated for the 2026 season: daily 08:00-23:00.
Source: Restaurant PalmaKonoba
A classic seaside konoba around Drage, useful for a simple local Dalmatian dinner, especially if you want seafood and Mediterranean dishes.
Opening hours: Seasonal; check before leaving.
Source: Tripadvisor / SluurpyKonoba
A long-standing konoba in Pakoštane. A short drive gives you a wider evening choice with Dalmatian fish and meat dishes.
Opening hours: Seasonal; check before leaving.
Source: TripadvisorLarge supermarket
The closest practical large supermarket. It is the easiest first stop on arrival for water, breakfast, grill food and basic groceries.
Opening hours: Official store page: daily 07:00-22:00.
Source: PlodineSupermarket
A good-value shopping stop toward Biograd for larger grocery runs, meat, vegetables and supplies for beach days.
Opening hours: The official store page shows live daily hours; in season it is usually open from morning to evening.
Source: Lidl HrvatskaShopping center
Several useful shops in one place: Müller, Pepco, Konzum and other services. Good for sunscreen, toiletries, toys, clothes and household extras.
Opening hours: Many stores: Mon-Sat 08:00-21:00; Sundays vary by store.
Source: Bure CenterDrugstore
A practical Biograd stop for sunscreen, baby care, hygiene products, cosmetics and small travel essentials.
Opening hours: The official dm store page shows current opening hours.
Source: dm HrvatskaClothes and family extras
Useful for children’s clothes, small beach items, toys and affordable extras, especially during a family stay.
Opening hours: Current hours are shown by the Pepco store finder and live map listings.
Source: Pepco HrvatskaDrugstore and household
Drugstore, perfumery, baby care, toys and household products in one place. A good backup if dm does not have everything.
Opening hours: Bure Center lists many stores as Mon-Sat 08:00-21:00; Sundays may vary.
Source: Bure CenterHome and practical items
Useful if you need an extra pillow, blanket, storage box, shade item or small home accessory during a longer stay.
Opening hours: Official store page: usually 08:00-20:00; Sunday may be closed.
Source: JYSKPharmacy
The closest practical pharmacy direction. Good for basic medicine, sunburn, insect bites or prescriptions.
Opening hours: Typical local guide hours: weekdays 08:00-19:00, shorter Saturday; check before leaving.
Source: local health guide / map listingsPharmacy
A Biograd pharmacy that pairs well with a shopping run. A good backup if Pakoštane is closed or you are already heading to Biograd.
Opening hours: Often season-dependent; Google Maps check recommended.
Source: map listingsHealth center
Biograd health center for more serious medical questions. Local city information notes that Biograd has health services and several pharmacies.
Opening hours: For emergencies in Croatia, call 112 first.
Source: Biograd tourist informationNational park
A national park of 89 islands, islets and reefs, best experienced by boat. Tickets and planning are required.
Opening hours: Depends on boat trip and ticket; check the official price list.
Source: NP KornatiNature park
Croatia’s largest natural lake and an important bird reserve. Viewpoints, cycling, walks and birdwatching.
Opening hours: Varies by entry point and season; check the official park page.
Source: PP Vransko jezeroFamily park
A fun and water park near Biograd. Good for families when you want a full day away from the beach.
Opening hours: High season according to the official calendar: Fun Park 15:00-21:00, Aqua Park 11:00-19:00.
Source: DalmalandOpening hours and descriptions were researched on 26 June 2026. In season, restaurants and shops may adjust hours, so live map links are the safest check.
Where to eat around Drage
Around Drage and Pakoštane, beach bars, pizzerias and Dalmatian konobas set the rhythm. In season, check opening times or reserve ahead.
A highlighted Drage stop next to Camp Dalmatino. It is a good local option for Croatian and Mediterranean food; guests commonly look for pizza, pasta, cuttlefish, fish and grilled meat here.
Restoran PutnikA waterfront restaurant near Marina Drage, with Adriatic fish, steaks, pizza and a clear seaside mood. A practical choice for a more comfortable dinner by the water.
Restaurant Palma DrageOne of the classic konoba-style places in Drage, useful when you want a local, simple Dalmatian dinner without driving far.
Konoba La SpužA long-running konoba in Pakoštane with Dalmatian fish and meat dishes. Good when you want a wider evening choice after a short drive.
Konoba PakoštanacThings to do nearby
The Kornati Collection is a practical base for more than beach days: lake, islands, boat trips, a family park and town evenings are all close.
Kornati is one of the best-known island worlds of the Croatian Adriatic, with 89 islands, islets and reefs in the national park. From Drage, plan it by boat trip or private skipper.
Kornati National ParkCroatia’s largest natural lake and an important ornithological reserve. It is good for viewpoints, cycling, short walks and a quieter nature-focused day.
Lake Vrana Nature ParkDrage beaches are pebbly, with clean Adriatic water and natural shade in several places. They work especially well for morning swims and sunset walks.
Oaza Mira and local beachesBiograd is about 14 minutes away for marina walks, shopping and evenings out. Dalmaland, the theme and water park, can be a full family day.
Biograd and DalmalandDrage in pictures
The photos show the local shore, small harbor, olive trees, sunsets and clear water: the reasons to slow down here.
If you want a quiet coastal base where nature is close but shopping, restaurants and day trips stay easy, Drage fits that rhythm.
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