Urbanized land L252 – Island Ugljan, Kali
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Land with fantastic sea views in Kali
For sale is a beautiful plot with fantastic sea views. It is located in Kali on the Island of Ugljan.
The plot area is 588 m2 and is mostly rectangular.
It is only 110 meters from the sea.
Electricity and water connections were brought to the adjacent properties.
Location
Ugljan is the closest and best constructed island of Zadar archipelago, opposite the town of Zadar. It is connected to number of ferry and catamaran lines. The ride takes only 20 minutes. On the island there are restaurants, shops, schools, marina, pharmacy, ambulance, etc., so even though you are on the island you have everything with the priceless beauty and charm of the island.
Kali is located on the Island of Ugljan and is the largest place on the islands surrounding the town of Zadar. Kali has around 1650 inhabitants. The old town center of Kali, with narrow streets and stone houses in Dalmatian style is located on a hill from which a beautiful view of the surroundings is offered. Kali is predominantly a fishing village, and for a change is not overcrowded by tourists during the summer, which is rarely the case along the Adriatic.
In Kali you will feel the long-lost authenticity of a true Dalmatian village, with a lovely openness and hospitality of the local population.
On the island of Ugljan there are the following places: Preko, Poljana, Sutomiščica, Lukoran, Ugljan, Kali and Kukljica.
The climate has all the basic characteristics of the Mediterranean climate, with extremely dry summers and mild winters. Average annual temperature is above 15 °C, average temperature of the hottest month July is 24 °C and of the coldest, January 12 °C. The number of days with temperatures lower than 0 °C is negligible, since there are only about 16 of them. The worst average temperatures of the coldest January were not bellow -3 °C. There are no continuous high or constant low temperatures, as there are no long periods of drought or rain. Insulation amounts is up to 2500 hours a year, and in July the sun shines 10 to 12 hours a day.