Kukljica: Hotels and Accommodation

Kukljica is a place with coastal paths, beaches, and several historic churches. The traditional boat procession of Kukljica takes place on 5 August and has been celebrated since 1514. During the procession, the statue of the Virgin Mary is taken from the votive church of Gospe od Sniga in Ždrelašćica Bay by sea to the parish church of Sv. Pavla.

Culture

The votive church of Gospe od Sniga is located in the Ždrelac Strait between Ugljan and Pašman. It displays Baroque stylistic features from the 17th century and has been under state protection as a cultural monument since 1982.

The present-day Church of Sv. Pavla was rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1666. The parish church of Sv. Pavla is located in the centre of Kukljica, and construction of its bell tower began in 1741. Historians date the Church of Sv. Jerolima in Kostanj Bay, northwest of Kukljica, to the 14th century. It was restored, completed, and consecrated in July 1997.

Nature

The Lungomare paths allow walks through olive groves and dense pine forest. Sabuša Beach combines sandy and concrete areas and is bordered by a pine forest. Kostanj Bay has a sandy beach suitable for anchoring small boats. Jelenica nudist beach near Sabuša Beach is surrounded by olive trees.

Activities

Small rowing boats can be rented in Kukljica and at the Zelena Punta holiday resort. Diving in Kukljica requires a valid permit issued by the Croatian Diving Association.

Surroundings

The named islands Otočić Golac, Otočić Mišnjak, Otočić Bisage, and Otočić Školj Veli are located in the immediate vicinity of Kukljica.

Several named places are located in the surroundings of Kukljica: Burg Sv. Mihovil is a castle, Zadar Fortress is a fortress, Old Town Centre is a historic site, and Saint Simeon Church is a church.

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