UGLJAN BIKE TOUR
Ugljan self-guided bike tour
Ugljan self guided bike tour guides you through the most exciting paths of the island Ugljan. Numerous olive groves and pine trees grow on the island; hence the name "green island". Our island bike tour leads you to the bays, beaches and small fishing villages spread along the coast.
From the lookout St. Michael spreads a breathtaking view of the city of Zadar, mountain Velebit and numerous islands, too. Last but not least, you can take a swim on every corner because the whole island is one big beach. In conclusion, Ugljan self guided bike tour is really an experience you shouldn't miss!
Tour length: 35 kilometers
Elevation gain: 610 meters
Tour difficulty: easy to moderate
Start Finish
09:00 18:30
Schedule
- itinerary is flexible
- there are numerous ferries going from Zadar to Ugljan and back so basically you can decide by yourself when to go to Ugljan and when to come back to Zadar
- we strongly recommend to take the morning ferry at 09:30 or 10:30; that way you'll have the whole day ahead of you
PRICE
- 39 per person (290 HRK)
INCLUDED
- bike (city/trekking) and safety equipment
- maps and instructions
- return ferry ticket (Zadar-Preko-Zadar) for bike and person
- pannier bags
- 0,75 ml Zzuum water bottle
SUPPLEMENT
- electric city bike 17,5 € (130 HRK)
ADDITIONAL INFO
- wear comfortable clothes and shoes (NOT flip flops)
- bring water and sunscreen (during summer)
- starting / finishing point is Zzuum agency; address: Ulica Federica Grisogona 9
OPTIONS
- bike guide (English speaking)
- this bike tour can be adjusted according to your requirements
- for any special requests feel free to contact us!
Ugljan self guided bike tour - a true biking experience
FORT ST. MICHAEL
Famous lookout , St. Michael's fortress is situated 265m above the village Preko. You must come to see this 13th century Venetian fortress. After all, this is where you can enjoy magnificent view on 200 islands of Zadar archipelago and Kornati National Park.
KALI
Kali village is not only the biggest village on the island but also the biggest village of all Zadar islands. Its history goes back to the 13th century. This picturesque village is most famous for its fishing tradition, especially tuna fishing. Also, local people produce excellent homemade olive oil from the olives that grow on hundreds of years old olive trees. In short, tradition and modern way of life live side by side in this dynamic and remarkable village.
ŽDRELAC BRIDGE
Ždrelac Bridge connects islands Ugljan and Pašman. It is named after the village Ždrelac that is situated on island Pašman. The bridge was built in 1972. and it is 210m long. In fact, this is one of the best spots on the island for a selfie:)