ACI Marina Supetarska Draga

ACI Marina Supetarska Draga lies at the far end of Supetarska Draga bay on the northern part of Rab Island in the Kvarner Gulf, in a small, old fishing village with a long maritime tradition. The marina is sheltered from all winds and, following an expansion, offers 344 wet berths and 53 dry berths, staying open all year round.

The entrance is marked by an around 200-metre-long breakwater with a red lighthouse at its head. Approaching from the south, steer towards Cape Kanitalj and on towards Cape Kalifront, while sailors coming from the north or west can use the lighthouses on Cape Sorinj and Cape Kalifront for orientation. Watch out for shallow water near the small islet of Maman between Kamporska Draga and Supetarska Draga.

Berths are equipped with shore power and fresh water, and the marina has a pump-out facility for holding tanks as well as waste handling. Ashore you'll find toilets and showers at the reception building, a restaurant the marina is well known for, plus cafés and bars, a grocery store, a repair workshop, a mast crane, a slipway, parking and free Wi-Fi. Fuel is available 11 nautical miles away at ACI Marina Rab.

Within walking distance lies the small village with its clean sandy beaches, popular with sailing families with children, and several uninhabited islets with beaches sit just off the bay. Come and berth in an authentic fishing village, and enjoy the marina's celebrated restaurant along with the scenic beaches and islets nearby.