Description:

Luxury free hold villas each with its own private swimming pool, garden and gazebo situated on South West part of the island of Ugljan - county of Zadar. Each of 15 villas has splendid sew views and breathtaking landscape gardens. If you want to enjoy the sun, beautiful beaches and crystal clear sea this is the right place for you.

For those who like sailing the mooring is only 100m far away from the location of these charming villas.
The villas are situated in the peaceful area of preserved nature, within easy reach of the many cultural and historic attractions of the area.

Architecturally villas characterize Dalmatian traditional style of building.

There are 2 types of the villas: ground floor villas and 2 floor villas.

Surroundings:

Island of Ugljan is situated only 20 minutes sail from Zadar town, near National park of Kornati Islands. An Olive island with one of the world’s most beautiful landscapes and picturesque fishing villages will provide you, your family and friends unforgettable vacations and magical moments of life. The island of Ugljan is also called the Green Island because it is covered with dense evergreen underbrush, pine forest, olives, fig trees, grapevines and other typical Mediterranean plants.
This island is one of the most connected islands with mainland in Croatia. It has a regular ferry line each hour. The South side of the island is connected with island of Pasman by bridge. Visitors, who prefer active vacations, can really enjoy in what Green Island has to offer. The island of Ugljan offers the greatest cycling paths in whole Croatia. Paths are marked and traced and offer a chance to learn about cultural heritage and natural resources. Also on the island are plenty hill footpaths, the ground is rocky, cracked and uneven. Fishing, hunting, scuba diving, sailing and many other activities are done on the island on daily basis. International Trekking Race Croatia called “Skraping” is held every year and it very famous event on the island. Hunting season lasts from 1st October till 31st January and during that period it is allowed to hunt for: hares, pheasants, pigeons, rabbits and quails.

The island has seven main villages or small towns, from which the largest is Ugljan made of nine idyllic parts (Guduce, Muline, Ceprljanda, Lucino selo, Batalaza, Susica, Gornje Selo, Fortostina and Varos). Main ferry port is Preko and other interesting villages of the island are: Kali, Kukuljica, Sutomiscica, Lukoran and Poljana.
About 1000 inhabitants live here, and they are mainly occupied with agriculture, fishery and tourism.

Note:

The waterfronts of the island of Ugljan and Kornati archipelago are best to explore by boat.One of the most adventurous ways to explore the inland of the island of Ugljan is by bike or hiking. The inland of the island is full of landscaped criss-cross paths through hundred years old olive trees....

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