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Kali is a place of the most famous fishermen
on the Adriatic, who have shown their
fishing abilities and seamanship on
the world’s seas. It is exceptionally
particular because of the two little
ports that are full of fishing-boats
and fishermen who are on the pier, occupied
with patching up their fishing nets.
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the island of Ugljan near Zadar,
there is a fishing and tourist
place called Kali, the biggest
town on
the islands around Zadar. It
is being
mentioned since 1299., but Kali
are a
lot older. The continuous admiration
is
here being followed since ancient
times, Miiddle Ages and the
new age
up until now. It is situated
between the
two ports on the North-East
to the
wonderful Lamjan coves on the
South-West and it has many beautiful,
modern buildings. |
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A place of the primeval Croatianhood, it is
known for everything Mediterranean, from the
sea, fish, boats and nets to beautiful coves
and waves. Kali is also known for the speech
that is being used there, which is full of
diphthongs, ancient Glagolitism, farm labour,
olive growing, fishing and general life on
and with the sea, and people full of temperament,
who fill many of their friends with enthusiasm..
The old core of the town consisting of little
narrow streets and houses made of stone in
the Dalmatian style is situated on a hill,
from where one can see a beautiful view of
the surrounding area.
Above everything there is a church-tower of
the baroque church of St. Lawrence, the patron
saint of Kali. With St. Lawrence as their
patron saint, each year in August a famous
“Fishermen’s feast” is being held in his honour
and for both the tourists and the natives.
During this feast you can truly feel the Mediterranean
spirit of this area. |
| The town
has its medical facility, a post office,
several food and grocer’s shops, butcher’s,
florist’s and hairdresser’s shop. Kali
is connected to Zadar through continuous
car-ferry services, which makes your
arrival to our town a lot easier in
many ways. |
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