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Tkon, Pašman. Photo: Andres rus, CC BY-SA 3.0
Two holiday apartments in Neviđane, a fishing village on the quiet island of Pašman, Croatia. The beach is a short walk away and the pace is slow.
We run both apartments ourselves, and you book directly with us. Tell us your dates and how many of you there are, and we'll confirm availability and the price.
The upper apartment, with a roof terrace
Mar takes the whole top floor. It has two bedrooms under the sloping roof, an open kitchen and dining room with air conditioning, a balcony, and a large roof terrace with a shade sail, a dining table and sun loungers. From the terrace you look over the pines to the sea.
The smaller apartment
Brisa is a compact, practical apartment for a couple or a small family. It's a good choice if you'll spend your days at the beach or out on a boat and want an easy, comfortable base.
Pašman sits in the Zadar archipelago, joined to Ugljan by a bridge and a short ferry ride from the mainland. It's an island of clear water, pine forest, olive groves and small Dalmatian villages, without the crowds of the better-known islands.
Neviđane is on the island's eastern side. It has a working port, a restaurant serving fresh seafood and Dalmatian dishes, and a small gallery.
The village beach is a short walk from the house. The water is clear and shallow, good for swimming and snorkelling, and it's rarely busy.
Three operators leave from the village port: full days through Kornati National Park, island hopping to Dugi Otok and Sakarun beach, and early-morning or sunset fishing trips with local fishermen. We're happy to book them for you.
One road runs the length of the island, with sea on both sides and olive groves and pine forest in between. It's mostly gentle, with a few hills inland. You can hire bikes locally.
Tkon, 10 km south at the tip of the island, is Pašman's main village and its ferry port, and it has the nearest supermarket. Ferries cross to Biograd na Moru in about 25 minutes.
Photo: Coralie Ferreira, CC BY 2.0
A maze of bare limestone islands, cliffs and bays out in the open sea. Excursion boats leave from Neviđane and usually stop for swimming and lunch.
A long sheltered bay on Dugi Otok, sea cliffs on the outer side and the saltwater lake Mir, where you can swim.
Island hopping to Dugi Otok's long beach of white sand and fine pebbles, with shallow turquoise water.
Roman forum, the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun on the waterfront, and the sunset Alfred Hitchcock is said to have called the most beautiful in the world.
Croatia's largest natural lake and a bird reserve, with a flat cycling and walking path along the shore.
Waterfalls and travertine pools on the Krka river, seen from wooden walkways. Go early in summer.
A stone old town of steep lanes, with the Cathedral of St James, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Two deep limestone canyons on the slopes of Velebit, with marked hiking trails and climbing routes.
Sixteen terraced lakes joined by waterfalls, Croatia's best-known national park.
For ferry times see Jadrolinija, and for events on the island the Pašman tourist board. We're happy to help you plan any of these.
Put Tratice 6, 23264 Neviđane, Pašman, Croatia
Take the Jadrolinija ferry from Zadar harbour to Preko on Ugljan (about 25 minutes, with frequent sailings). Cross the bridge to Pašman and drive north to Neviđane, which takes about 20 minutes.
Take the ferry to Tkon at the southern tip of Pašman (about 25 minutes), then drive 10 km north to Neviđane. Coming by car from Zagreb, Biograd is about 3.5 hours on the A1. From Split it's about 1.5 hours.
Zadar is the closest, about 45 minutes away by car plus the ferry. Split is about 2 hours away. We can help you with routes and car hire.
We handle every booking ourselves and know the island well. WhatsApp is the quickest way to reach us.