Drage, Pakoštane, Coastal settlement in Pakoštane, Croatia.
Drage is a coastal settlement positioned between Zadar and Šibenik, stretching across the land between Lake Vrana and the Adriatic Sea. The place offers accommodation options, restaurants, and beaches where visitors can swim and try local food.
The settlement was founded between 1800 and 1830 by people from Pakoštane, with earliest official records appearing in 1840. This period shows how the place grew gradually during the early modern era.
The community here is shaped by fishing traditions and families who have lived by the coast for generations. Daily life follows the seasons and the rhythms of the sea.
The place is easy to reach and offers various accommodation and dining options. The beaches are accessible and the area suits visitors who want a relaxed coastal stay.
The hill called Čelinka nearby holds traces of ancient Liburnian settlements from the Iron Age. These archaeological remains show that the region was inhabited thousands of years ago.
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