Along with a plethora of beautiful sandy and rocky beaches, Ugljan also offers a rich gastronomic selection in several local taverns and restaurants.

Stunning natural beauty: Frnaže coves are surrounded by crystal-clear waters and lush greenery, making them an ideal spot for nature lovers. The picturesque landscape provides a perfect backdrop for relaxation and photography.

Ošljak is the smallest inhabited island in Croatia, a protected forest park with no cars, ideal for escaping the crowds, walking around the island (2 km), and swimming in clean bays. Visit the lighthouse, the ruins of a 16th-century windmill, the 6th-century Church of St. Jerome, and enjoy the view from the top (89 m). What to visit and interesting facts about Ošljak: Walking path around the island: A maintained 2 km long path takes you through a pine forest along the sea, ideal for a light walk. Lighthouse and Windmill: Historic landmarks from the 16th century located on the coast. Church of St. Jerome (Assumption of Mary): An early Christian church from the 6th century. Remains of the Calogera family villa: Historic ruins on the island.

The old parts of the town abound in typical Dalmatian architecture, narrow stone streets, and old country houses of Zadar noble families. Today, most of these houses offer quality and affordable accommodation in well-appointed apartments, rooms, or entire holiday homes. The beautiful sandy Jaz beach is the main beach in Preko, proudly flying the Blue Flag, a symbol of clean sea and a well-maintained beach. The beach complex includes a sand volleyball court, a children's playground, and catering facilities, making it perfect for a pleasant family holiday. Just 80 m from the coast of Preko lies the romantic island of Galevac (Školjić), covered with lush Mediterranean vegetation and home to a valuable historical monument – a Franciscan monastery from the 15th century.

Lukoran a small village of the northeast side of the island Ugljan.

Kali is a picturesque fishing village ,known for it authentic Dalmatian charm, and rich maritime tradition.