Rab/Supetarska Draga

Supetarska Draga is a coastal village on the island of Rab, Croatia, set within a sheltered bay a few kilometres north of Rab Town. The site is well known as a natural anchorage, popular with sailors and yacht owners thanks to its protection from prevailing winds. The surrounding landscape features pine woods, olive groves and typical Mediterranean vegetation, reflecting the island's mild climate. The village retains a quiet, residential character, with a traditional fishing harbour and a handful of local shops. The wider area includes older religious buildings linked to the Benedictine presence on Rab, reflecting the island's monastic history. Nearby beaches, mostly pebble or flat rock, are easily reached on foot or by car from the village. Its proximity to Rab Town, noted for its medieval old town and distinctive four bell towers, allows visitors to combine a seaside stay with cultural sightseeing. Supetarska Draga particularly suits travellers seeking peace, nature and sailing opportunities, away from the busier tourist centre of Rab Town itself.