The longest beach in Pakoštane, Janice, is located right at the town centre. Its shore offers a perfect spot for sunbathing, while its seabed and crystal-clear waters provide a delightful swimming experience. Visitors can paddle or swim to the nearby islet of Sv. Juština, on the way they can explore the underwater remnants of an ancient port. In addition to the main beach, smaller, tranquil coves are available for those in search of a more secluded environment, while nearby establishments provide summer refreshment.
Punta Beach is located near the centre of Pakoštane. We invite you to discover why some consider it one of the favourite swimming and sunbathing spots. The seabed, predominantly sandy, is especially suitable for children, while the pebbly shoreline is partially paved. The shade of tamarisk trees will make hot summer days more pleasant. You can rent sun loungers, umbrellas and pedal boats on the beach, and find refreshing drinks at nearby establishments.
Surrounded by a lush forest in Pakoštane, Kozarica Beach is located merely a 10-minute stroll from the town centre. This beach offers a pleasant summer experience, with ample shade provides by pines, and water of pristine, crystalline appearance. It is also conveniently equipped with showers. The shoreline consists mainly of concrete surfaces, with a few pebbly coves, and entry into the sea is facilitated by ladders. We invite you to stay on the beach until sunset and witness the breath-taking fiery end of the day.
Everything you need for a full day at the beach can be found in one place – Pilatuša Beach. This place will leave no one disappointed – sand, pebbles and rocks, a shallow part for children to enjoy, the shade of a dense pine forest, as well as nearby establishments that offer food and beverages – there is something for everyone. You can also rent pedal boats, enjoy various sports activities, and park your vehicle nearby. Visit Pilatuša Beach and enjoy everything the sea has to offer.
Bužakovina Beach is part of the Pine Beach Tourist Resort and requires a daily ticket to enter. If you decide to visit, you will find the perfect spot for a family holiday. Children will especially enjoy the sandy, shallow bay, while the pine forest provides natural shade to escape the summer heat. Enjoy carefree fun in this natural gem, long recognised by the founders of the first campsite in Pakoštane.
Crkvine Beach is part of a campsite on Vrana Lake, a pleasant and calm location for total relaxation. The beach is well-maintained and suitable for families with children, who can enjoy a playground set on a levelled grassy area. The campsite features a vast meadow and offers a breath-taking view of the lake. Explore the coastal trails lined with reeds and sedges and listen to the song of birds from the nearby ornithological reserve.
Drage is known for its beautiful natural coves, and Porat Beach is one of the most stunning. Experience the magic of the coastline of Drage on this pebbly strand which extends alongside a thick pine forest, offering cool shade and the soothing sounds of cicadas during the warm summer months. The beach is equipped with showers, and visitors can rent pedal boats or enjoy a water park. Parking, restaurants, and accommodation facilities are located nearby.
Torine Beach showcases all the natural wonders of the Drage coastline. This beach offers everything you need for a perfect summer day: pine shade, crystal-clear sea, and an easy, comfortable entry into the sea. It is located near various accommodation facilities, so it is easily accessible. Torine is yet another gem among the treasures of this region.
Poškaljina Beach is located on the outskirts of Drage, near Pakoštane. Next to the rocky coastline, it hides several small pebbly coves. This stunning beach offers a calm and intimate atmosphere, perfect for those in search of nature and tranquillity. The clear underwater world is rich in marine life, while the beach offers breath-taking views of nearby islands and islets. A path along the beach invites you to enjoy seaside walks surrounded by immaculate nature.
Located in the eponymous picturesque bay, Dolaška Draga Beach is mostly pebbly, with a gentle slope toward the sea. It also features rocky areas and partially concrete sections. Take a stroll along the shore and you will find a small port with 150-year-old drystone piers, used by locals to moor their boats. Surrounded by a lush pine forest, the beach provides plenty of deep shade. In the vicinity, you may find shops and restaurants at your service.
Bukež Beach is located on a quieter part of the coast, at the end of the village of Drage. This pebble beach is known for its clean and crystal-clear sea, inviting you to enjoy long swims and relaxing moments by the water. From the shore, there are open views of the islands of Velika Arta and Mala Arta. The beach is bathed in sunshine for most of the day, making it perfect for sunbathing and a true summer holiday. In the background begins the Modrave area, known for its nature, dry-stone walls, and olive groves, which further enrich the authentic experience of staying in Drage.
Don’t miss the chance to visit Podbrizi Beach, one of the most beautiful and unique beaches in Dalmatia. It is known for its fine golden-red sand, due to which it has recently been given the moniker “Golden Beach”. Sand cliffs rise above the sand, interspersed with pine trees that create a natural shade and a breath-taking scene of nature’s power and beauty. During low tide, you can even walk through the shallow turquoise sea to a nearby islet called Artina. There is a restaurant nearby.
Pržine Beach on the island of Vrgada is set in the large shallow bay of Sv. Andrija, offering views of the island of Pašman and the Biograd riviera. The beach is characterised by a shallow sandy bay, making it perfect for various sports and family activities. Explore the bay and learn why it was used as a salt pan in ancient times. Access to the beach is facilitated by a well-maintained concrete pathway suitable for elderly and disabled. It may be also accessed from Vrgada Field. There is a restaurant nearby.
Kranje Cove offers a view of the charming islets of the Vrgada Archipelago, located near Kornati National Park. The bay is situated on the south of the island and may be reached via a marked natural trail cutting through Vrgada Field and a thick pine forest. Take a walk and enjoy the shade of century-old pines, the soft sand, and the crystal-clear sea. A restaurant is located nearby, offering refreshing summer treats.
Dražice Beach on Vrgada will captivate you with three nearly identical sandy coves, boasting stunning turquoise waters. The largest and most accessible is the first Dražice Cove, which can be reached via a natural path. For lovers of rocky island landscapes, limestone, traditional drystone walls, and crystal-clear waters, these peaceful coves provide a perfect spot for enjoying an authentic Dalmatian setting.
