KALI

• HRKAL
• Latitude: 44.0635
• Longitude: 15.2072
• Adriatic Sea
• Port in Croatia

Location: Croatia

The port of Kali is located on the island of Ugljan in Croatia. It is a part of the Zadar County and is renowned for its long-standing fishing tradition. The port is primarily a municipal port serving local fishing boats, but it also accommodates some tourism-related activities.

Location:

• Island: Ugljan
• Municipality: Kali
• County: Zadar
• Country: Croatia

Coordinates:

• Latitude: Approximately 44.0783° N
• Longitude: 15.2108° E

Port Specifications:

1. Type of Port:

   • Municipal port primarily serving as a fishing port.
   • Also provides docking facilities for small to medium-sized yachts and leisure boats.

2. Berthing Facilities:

   • Floating pontoons and fixed docks.
   • Berths for both commercial fishing vessels and recreational boats.

3. Port Infrastructure:

   • Basic amenities including water, electricity, and waste disposal.
   • Limited repair and maintenance facilities for smaller boats.

4. Depth:

   • Medium depth, generally suitable for smaller fishing vessels and leisure boats.
   • Depth ranges approximately from 2 to 4 meters (may vary, the latest nautical chart should be consulted for precise depths).

5. Marine Services:

   • Fueling stations available.
   • Basic marine supply stores.
   • Local fishing fleet bases here, so services related to fishing gear and equipment are available.

6. Navigation:

   • Entry generally deemed easy with clear markings and navigational aids.
   • Sheltered waters, providing good protection from prevailing winds.

7. Regulatory and Security Compliance:

   • Subject to Croatian maritime laws and regulations.
   • The port authority manages the berths and ensures compliance with local maritime safety standards.

8. Nearby Amenities:

   • Close to the village center, where there are restaurants, cafes, markets, and other services.
   • Easy access to nearby tourist attractions and natural sites on the island of Ugljan.

9. Transport Connectivity:

   • Well-connected to the mainland by regular ferry services.
   • Road connections within the island to other villages and scenic spots.

Key Notes:

• Kali Port is integral to the local fishing industry, with a rich history in tuna fishing.
• Offers opportunities for nautical tourism, especially for those looking to explore the Dalmatian coast and islands.
• Seasonal variations may affect availability of berthing space, especially during peak tourist seasons.

For any detailed and specific requirements, contacting the local port authority or visiting the official website of the port would be advisable. This ensures the most accurate and up-to-date information, especially if planning a visit or docking.