Duration: 4 hours

Departure from Zadar:
The tour begins with a speedboat departure from Zadar's harbour. Follow a professional skipper who will guide you through this unique island experience.

Cruise to Ugljan:
Enjoy a fast and comfortable speedboat ride as you approach the island of Ugljan. During the journey, admire spectacular views of the coastline and crystal-clear waters.
Preko:
Preko is the main port village of Ugljan Island, located on the northern shore, directly across from Zadar. Known for its picturesque streets and lovely beaches, Preko is perfect for a relaxing walk or a short break. The village has a blend of traditional Dalmatian architecture and modern amenities. It's the gateway to exploring the natural beauty of Ugljan Island.
Exploring Ugljan:

Ugljan is a charming town located on the northern coast of Ugljan Island, one of the largest islands in the Zadar archipelago in Croatia. It serves as the main port of the island and is a popular destination for visitors seeking a mix of natural beauty, historical sites, and traditional Dalmatian culture. Here’s a closer look at the town:

Overview of Ugljan:
Ugljan is both a town and a municipality on the island, and it is one of the oldest settlements in the region. It has a laid-back, relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of more touristy spots. The town is known for its picturesque streets, stone houses, and beautiful seafront views of the nearby Zadar and surrounding islands.

What to See and Do in Ugljan:
Seafront and Beaches:

The town boasts beautiful pebble and sandy beaches along the coastline, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or just relaxing by the sea. Some of the more popular beaches in and around Ugljan are Jadrtovac and Lučišće. These are ideal for spending the day by the water, enjoying the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea.

Historical Sites:

Church of St. Michael (Crkva sv. Mihovila): One of the notable historical sites in Ugljan is the Church of St. Michael, located on a hill above the town. It offers not only a glimpse into the island’s religious heritage but also spectacular panoramic views of the Zadar archipelago.

Fortress of St. Michael (Tvrđava sv. Mihovila): The medieval fortress was once used as a defence structure. It's now partially restored and open to visitors, providing a glimpse into the island’s past as well as stunning views over the surrounding area.

Nature and Olive Groves:

Ugljan is known for its extensive olive groves, which cover large parts of the island. The island’s Mediterranean climate makes it ideal for olive cultivation, and many locals produce high-quality olive oil. You can enjoy a peaceful stroll through the groves or even participate in an olive oil-tasting experience.

Return to Zadar:
To conclude the tour, enjoy the return trip to Zadar by speedboat.