Besides Mostir sandy beach in Lučino Selo, the monastery and church of Saint Jerome are considered the most significant protected cultural heritage sites in the settlement of Ugljan. Mostir Beach itself is a sandy beach within the settlement of Ugljan.
When staying in Ugljan, renting a holiday apartment is one accommodation option to consider.
Culture and History
The single-nave Gothic Church of Saint Jerome in Ugljan dates back to 1447. The monastery of Saint Jerome in the settlement of Ugljan houses the tombstone of Bishop Š. Kožičić (Benja). Above Gornje Selo, the Church of All Saints dates back to the 12th or 13th century; the Stražica viewpoint above Gornje Selo can be reached via a short climb from this church.
The Church of Saint Hippolytus and Saint Cassian was first mentioned in documents in 1374. The Church of Saint Hippolytus and Saint Cassian in Varoš dates back to the 11th or 13th century, while the Church of Saints Cosmas and Damian dates back to the 11th or 12th century. Beršić Castle was built by the landowner Califfi in the 17th century, later restored, and is now called Dvor Krešimir Ćosić.
Coast and Trails
Ugljan Island has more than 40 km of trails through olive groves for hiking, walking and cycling. Muline has well-maintained trails along the coast and inland for hiking and cycling.
Batalaža Bay has two main beaches. When diving in Batalaža Bay, you can discover a mill wheel on the seabed.
Local Specialties and Festivals
In Muline, visitors can learn more about high-quality olive oil and the ancient history of olive oil production. The Čeprljandska fešta dates back to 1979 and takes place on the first Saturday in August. The ŠUG Festival is a festival showcasing island products in the village of Ugljan on Ugljan Island.
Getting There
The Jadrolinija passenger service from Zadar to Preko on Ugljan Island offers numerous daily departures and takes 25 minutes.
