BRGULJE

Brgulje - (or Bargulje, original) is situated in the middle of the island. It has old part of the village which is located about 800 meters from the main boat dock Brgumul (Bargumul, originally). New Brgulje lies close to the sea in the Bay of Brgulje and along the main ship dock, waterfront. Brgulje has a total of (only) some sixty of residents. During the summer this number multiplies.

TOURISIM IN BRGULJE

Tourism in Brgulje began to develop in the last fifteen years, especially after the construction of thirty new houses next to the main marine port Brgumul.

BRGULJE

Brgulje is heavily involved in the southeastern part of Molat. The western coast is steep and with it the deep sea, while the northeastern coast is lower and recognized by islet Brguljski. The larger ships are recommended anchoring northwest (NW) from the island Brguljski. The action bay Studena - islet Brguljski best anchorage for smaller vessels during the wind (N). South (S) winds here make big waves.Brgulje is certainly one of the most beautiful, but also the safest anchorages for yachts and similar vessels. Brgulje are a frequent destination for boaters on their way to the National Park Kornati. It offers two hundred moorings anchored and about 30 berths along the coast-Điga. With garbage collection with yachts, sailors have the opportunity to supply drinking water and electricity on the pier.

BEACHES

The most famous beach is Pržine (Paržine, original) away five hundred meters to the north, on the north side of the island.

OTOK MOLAT

Island Molat is fifth largest inhabited islands of the archipelago of Zadar with 22.82 square kilometers area. It has a characteristic shape of an inverted 'V'.

Molat is first mentioned in the 7th century and was named after the Latin word mellitus, which means honey. He has long been known for its production of honey.

On the island of Molat there are three villages: Molat, Brgulje and Zapuntel.