The route from Pakoštane along the campsite and the archaeological site of Crkvina near the Lake Vrana, the largest natural lake in Croatia, leads to the Dalmatian hinterland towards the village of Vrana. It passes by the ornithological station of the nature park and the bird observatory, next to one of the many reed beds along the road. A place located in Vrana that is definitely worth visiting is the Mašković Han – it is a complex built in the 17th century, which served as a lavish summer house of the Ottoman vizier Jusuf Mašković from Vrana, who was a high-ranking dignitary of the Sultan's court. The complex was renovated in 2015 and now houses a museum and a boutique hotel. Opposite the Mašković Han, you can see the ruins of the old town of Vrana, which was once a powerful medieval fortress where the Croatian royal crown was kept. From the road going through Radošinovci, you can turn right off the route to reach the Kamenjak Info Centre (a gently elevated road about 2.5 km long) and the lookout at Lake Vrana, from where you can see the Kornati National Park. The road will lead you along cultivated fields, gardens and olive orchards, before splitting right towards Banjevci and Pirovac, and soon afterwards leading into the village of Banjevci. The route continues towards Kašić through fields with cultivated vineyards and olive orchards. At the "Y" intersection after exiting the village of Kašić, you should turn left off the main road towards a narrower road to Putičanje. You should make two important turns, first a sharp one to the right and then another one to the left. The route passes through the village of Putičanje along old stone houses and leads to an exit to the left to connect to the main road once again. After passing through the business-industrial zone Novi Stankovci, the route connects to D27 to the right, and then continues on the road D27 straight towards Šibenik for about 10 km through fields. The route turns left off D27 and reaches Zaton and Raslina. From the square with a park in the centre of Zaton, the route passes along the parish church of St. George and turns to an idyllic road along the Zaton Bay and the marina, from where it begins to wind up towards the Šibenik Bridge, offering a fantastic view of the bay and the bridge. At the lookout – rest stop near the bridge and the hotel, the alternative section connects to the main DG13 section Pakoštane – Šibenik and continues over the bridge towards Šibenik for another 8 km.