Vrgada (Croatian pronunciation: [vř̩ɡaːda]) is an island off the coast of Croatia in the Adriatic Sea. It is located halfway between Zadar and Šibenik, in the archipelago northwest of Murter and south of Biograd na moru, 2.5 nautical miles (4.6 km) from the mainland. [2] It has area of 3.7 square kilometres (1 square mile).

Vrgada je otok u Jadranskom moru, ispred naselja Drage. Spominje ga Konstantin Porfirogenet već u srednjem vijeku, jer je bio od važnosti kao nadgledna točka jadranskog pomorskog puta. I danas postoje ruševine srednjovjekovne utvrde. Taj predio nosi lokalno ime Gradina i nalazi se na istoimenom brdu ponad samog mjesta.

Otok Vrgada se nahaja v južnem delu Zadarskega arhipelaga in je znan po plodnem polju, aromatičnem borovem gozdičku in zlatorumeni peščeni plaži. Okrog otoka se nahaja še 15 manjših otočkov (Artina, Kozina, Kozinski Kamenčić, Obun, Sipnata, Rakita, Garmski Kamenčić, Obrvanj, Oblik, Gira, Lončarić, Vrtlić, Murvenjak, Školjić ...

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2024年9月18日 · Samozatajna Vrgada nalazi se u jugoistočnom dijelu zadarskog arhipelaga, preko puta mjesta Drage i Pakoštane. Do otoka voze brodske linije iz Pakoštana i iz Biograda na moru. Zaboravite na automobil i smrad ispušnih plinova: auti su ovdje zabranjeni, a glavno je prijevozno sredstvo trokolica.

The island of Vrgada is a small island located in the southeastern part of the Zadar archipelago. This oasis of pristine nature, fresh air and clear sea is ideal for a relaxing holiday away from the crowds of big cities and the hustle and bustle of the tourist centers on the Adriatic coast.

The island of Vrgada is located in the southeastern part of the Zadar archipelago, between the town of Pakostane and the island of Pasman. The island is inhabited by only 200 inhabitants, who still successfully preserve the traditional way of life, without cars,mostly living of land cultivation, fishing and tourism.

Vrgada. A secluded island on which there are no cars, but everything is within easy reach, and shops and several catering establishments, churches ... Dense pine forests, clean sea and affordable beaches are the main features of the only populated island of the Pakoštane Riviera. Vrgada is an ideal place for tourists looking for relaxation and ...

Vrgada. Samozatajni otok na kojemu nema automobila, ali sve je nadohvat ruke, i trgovina i nekoliko ugostiteljskih objekata, crkva…Gusta borova šuma, čisto more i pristupačne plaže glavna su obiležja jedinog stalno naseljenog otoka pakoške rivijere. Vrgada je idealno mjesto turistima željnim opuštanja i mira. Vozni red Vrgada Pakoštane

Vrgada, formerly known as Lumbricata, is a small Dalmatian island located off the coast of Croatia in the Adriatic Sea. The island is renowned for its stunning beaches, clear waters, and rich history.