Neviđane:
Neviđane is a village situated on the north-eastern part of The Pasman island, alongside the Neviđane bay. There is a beautiful sandy beach that is indented by a coastline cove, you can walk or swim about 1 kilometer across it in waist deep waters. There is a grocery store, multiple café’s, a restaurant, a fast food establishment as well as a doctor’s office and dentist’s office located directly in our village. We have multiple playgrounds for children as well as a soccer field and basketball courts.
Otok Pasman/Otok Uglijan:
Otok Pasman/Otok Uglijan is comprised of small villages that are connected through a bridge. Ferry boats are available on both ends of The Islands. The ferries are about a 15-20 minute ride from the main land across to the islands. The Preko ferry comes from Zadar and the Tkon ferry comes from Biograd. Both cities have great, nightlife, historical significance, an abundance of restaurants, café’s, boutiques and souvenir shops.
Zadar:
Zadar is a city that dates back to 49 B.C., there are so many museums, places of worship as well as a great wall that surrounds the city that have great significance with European history. The cobble stone streets within the walls are lined with restaurants, café’s boutiques, souvenir shops and 1,000 plus year old architecture. The walkway along the water is breathtaking. Zadar features the first sea organ that was created to make sounds from the natural tides, currents and waves as our bodies of water do according to our earth’s gravitational rules. There are so many sites to see in Zadar day or night.
Biograd:
Biograd is a beautiful small city on the water, its beaches are magnificent, and there are spectacular waterfront hotels and endless activities/attractions along the 2 kilometers in the heart of it all. From boat rentals, water slides, amusement parks, souvenir shops, food vendors, restaurants, café’s, ice cream shops, etc. there is never a dull moment walking along the waterfront walk.