Neues Ferienhaus Wenige Schritte von Meer und Strand

House with a large garden, newly built, for exclusive use.<br>Free private fenced parking.<br>Heated; available for rent even during the winter months!<br>Fantastic views of the sea and Zadar.<br>Just a few steps from the sea and secluded beaches, a couple of minutes from the town center.<br>Newly furnished. Garden with patio furniture and a beach umbrella for relaxing. <br>Beautiful surroundings, including nature parks, accessible by boat, on foot, or by bike. <br>Good and reliable connections to Zadar’s harbor and Old Town via ferry (the crossing takes 25 minutes) and speedboat.<br>Kali is a special place.<br>Kali, the largest town on the island of Ugljan, is situated between two harbors in the northeast and Lamjana Bay in the southwest. With its well-preserved traditional Dalmatian architecture, Kali exudes an aura of the past, and the fishing nets spread out at every corner and the anchors lining the shore bear witness to the town’s fishing tradition, which is still very much alive.<br><br>Kali is also known for its culinary offerings. That’s why Kali offers you a selection of the most delicious seafood delicacies, whether for dinner by the sea or as a prelude to one of the many lively summer festivals in the town’s streets.<br><br>Kali—the finest part of the “former Mediterraneum”<br><br>Kali showcases the “heart” of the town, the old center known as Siget, situated on a small hill offering a breathtaking view of the surrounding area. Beautiful Dalmatian houses and the winding streets of the old town are the perfect illustration of Croatia’s tourist slogan—the “former Mediterraneum.”Kali can enjoy the peaceful life of this small fishing town, as the tower of the Baroque Church of St. Lovre, the town’s patron saint, watches over it. A distinctive local dialect, which sounds like a loud argument, echoes most clearly at Braski Dvor, the town market, where Kali has been bustling with street life for centuries.<br><br>Kali – “golden” beaches with delicious seafood<br><br> “Do you know where the golden beaches are?”—says a song that praises Kali. The “golden” beaches sung about in the song, nestled in hidden coves, surrounded by blue on one side and green on the other, lull visitors into an extraordinary summer watercolor scene.The countryside around Kali is crisscrossed with trails that will delight hikers and cyclists, and as a reward at the end of their journey, the Venetian fortress of St. Mihovil awaits, offering unforgettable panoramic views. Kali hosts one of the most famous fishing festivals on the Adriatic—Tunuare.Among the many events, the most interesting is a parade of boats in the Zadar Canal, and it’s even more enjoyable when watched from the shore while savoring a delicious bite of the traditional fish dish called brudet or tuna prepared in hundreds of different ways.<br><br><br>