Sv. Petar Peninsula Poljana Ugljan

Poljana is the smallest place on the island of Ugljan, 10 kilometers from Preko Ferry Port. The village is squeezed between Preko and Sutomišćica in a picturesque bay enclosed by the peninsula of Sv. Petar with the church of the same name on it. Church of Sv. Petar in Poljana on Ugljan was erected in the 13th century in Romanesque style, and later renovated and it is a monument to the island's history and civilization of the Mediterranean today. The local road and the promenade by the sea is leading up to the point of the peninsula where the church is located, and the whole place overlooks the mainland and the city of Zadar across  the canal. If you have rented an apartment, room or holiday house in Poljana on Ugljan, you will enjoy the playful coastline of the village that comes in, and comes out of the land, leaving small slopes and coves for intimate enjoyment in the sea. Due to the peninsula of Sv. Petar, Poljana has always been the island's harbor, a place where traditional fishing boats sailed from and sailed in with a rich catch of fresh fish and other seafood. That's why traditional island cuisine is rich in seafood specialties that we will taste in the village restaurants with terraces on the summer breeze.