Full Description & Details
Marina Drage is located in Drage Bay, 3 km south of Pakostane, positioned between the historic cities of Zadar and Sibenik on Croatia's Dalmatian coast. The marina opened in June 2024 and provides a base for exploring the indented coastline, clear waters and numerous islets of the region. The surrounding area offers access to Lake Vrana 1 km away, the Kornati islands at 12 nautical miles, Telascica at 17 nautical miles, and national parks including Krka (47 km), Paklenica (75 km) and Plitvice Lakes (165 km).
The marina provides 200 finger-equipped commercial berths for vessels up to 30 metres in length, with a minimum sea depth of 3 metres throughout the port and a maximum depth of 10 metres. Each berth is equipped with electrical connections ranging from 12 A to 120 A and potable water connections. The marina is described as protected. A dry berth facility can accommodate 40 boats. Reception operates 24 hours, and the marina maintains video surveillance around the clock. Paid parking is available for guests.
Facilities include a restaurant, open grill, swimming pool, bar and grocery store. Sanitary units and showers are provided for families, men, women and people with disabilities. The marina is equipped with a 75-tonne crane for maintenance and repair services. Long-term customers receive complimentary parking for one car and wireless internet access. The marina charges 50% of the daily berth rate for stops up to two hours and the full daily rate for stops longer than two hours, with electricity and water connections included in the price.
How to get there
Marina Drage is situated in Drage Bay on the Croatian coast, 3 km south of Pakostane. The marina is accessible to vessels with a minimum sea depth of 3 metres at the port entrance. The facility is designed to provide straightforward access for boats and yachts entering the bay.
VHF contact and specific navigational waypoints are not provided in available sources. The marina is located between Zadar to the north and Sibenik to the south, providing convenient access to both cities. Nearby anchorages include Dugovaca Luka at 0.12 nautical miles, Torovi Luka at 0.15 nautical miles and Dolacka Luka at 0.73 nautical miles.
The marina can be contacted by phone at +385 91 2377 722 or email at [email protected]. Reception services are available 24 hours for arrivals and departures.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Marina Drage have?
Marina Drage has 200 finger-equipped commercial berths for vessels up to 30 metres in length. Additionally, a dry berth facility can accommodate 40 boats.
What is the minimum depth at Marina Drage?
The minimum sea depth at Marina Drage is 3 metres throughout the port, with a maximum depth of 10 metres.
Can I stay overnight at Marina Drage?
Yes, Marina Drage offers overnight berths with 24-hour reception services. Each berth is equipped with electricity and potable water connections.
What facilities are available at Marina Drage?
Marina Drage provides a restaurant, open grill, swimming pool, bar, grocery store, sanitary units with showers, laundry, WiFi, a 75-tonne crane, and paid parking.
What is the VHF channel for Marina Drage?
No VHF channel information is provided in available sources. The marina can be contacted by phone at +385 91 2377 722 or email at [email protected].
What are the berthing charges at Marina Drage?
Marina Drage charges 50% of the daily berth rate for stops up to two hours and the full daily rate for stops longer than two hours, including electricity and water. Specific daily rates range from 75 EUR for vessels up to 10m to 100 EUR for vessels up to 14m as of March 2023.
When is Marina Drage open?
Marina Drage opened in June 2024 and operates year-round from January 1 to December 31 with 24-hour reception services.
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