Culture
The Church of St. Peter in Supetarska Draga was built in 1059. It is a recently restored three-nave basilica whose bell dates from 1299. The church is considered one of the best-preserved Romanesque buildings on the eastern coast of the Adriatic.
The Premužićeva-1 Trail leads from the campsite in Lopar to Matkići near this church. The Rab Archaeological (T)races use information and educational panels together with an interactive mobile application to present the island's cultural heritage. In an area of dry-stone wall construction near Supetarska Draga, the Rab Archaeological Traces also showcase the island's archaeological, sacred and ethnographic heritage. A preserved water mill also stands near Supetarska Draga.
Anyone planning their own stay in Supetarska Draga may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Landscape
Supetarska Draga is surrounded by uninhabited islets with natural beaches. Food and water must be taken along for day trips there because there are no bars or restaurants on the islets.
The Frux Route passes through a landscape shaped by Fruška lokva and pronounced soil erosion.
Water and Harbour
Supetarska Draga has a long nautical tradition and is a popular place for mooring sailing boats. A modern ACI marina is located in the centre of the town.
Events
The Petrova Festival on 29 June is associated with a cultural, sports and entertainment programme in Supetarska Draga. The Ribarska fešta was held on several summer days in Supetarska Draga in 2024, including 13 July, 10 August and 19 August.
