Panorama from Veliki Bokolj: green scrub, the Pašman channel and the mainland under white clouds

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Two holiday apartments in Neviđane, a fishing village on the quiet island of Pašman, Croatia. The beach is about 200 m away and the pace is slow.

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From €100 a night
Beach about 200 m away
Pets stay free
Paddleboard, kayaks and bikes to borrow

The apartments

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.

Apartment Mar

The upper apartment, with a roof terrace

Mar takes the whole top floor. It has two bedrooms under the sloping roof, one with a double bed and one with two single beds, an open kitchen and dining room with air conditioning, a balcony, and a large roof terrace with a pergola, a dining table and sun loungers. From the terrace you look over the pines to the sea.

Sleeps: Up to 5
Beds: Double bed, two single beds, sofa bed
Outside: Roof terrace and balcony
Price: €100 a night, €120 from 15 July to 15 August

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Apartment Brisa

The smaller apartment, on the ground floor

Brisa is on the ground floor, with one bedroom, a living room with a brand-new kitchen, a bathroom and a separate toilet. It suits a couple or a small family, and 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.

Sleeps: Up to 4
Beds: Bunk bed, sofa bed that opens into a double
Outside: The garden
Price: €100 a night, €120 from 15 July to 15 August

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Brisa's new kitchen with a black fridge — More photos of Brisa are coming soon. Ask us on WhatsApp and we'll send you some.

Kitchen with the door to the outside — More photos of Brisa are coming soon. Ask us on WhatsApp and we'll send you some.

Both apartments have

Air conditioning
Wi-Fi
Kitchen with a dishwasher
Washing machine
Free parking at the house, room for 5–6 cars
Check-in from 14:00
Check-out by 10:00
Barbecue in the garden
Pets welcome, free of charge
Baby cot and high chair
Paddleboard, kayaks and bikes to borrow
Non-smoking

Prices are per night for the whole apartment, the same for Mar and Brisa: €100, or €120 from 15 July to 15 August.

Included in the price: bed linen, towels, tourist tax and final cleaning. No extra charges.

Open from June to September. The minimum stay is 7 nights, and you can arrive on any day. We meet you when you arrive, or leave the keys in a key box if we're away. Early check-in and late check-out are possible on request.

Both apartments are officially rated three stars.

The house and garden

Both apartments are in one house, set in a garden with citrus and other fruit trees and our vegetable beds. You're welcome to sit out in the garden. There are old olive trees nearby, and the neighbours' cat often drops by to say hello.

The house in its garden, with a lawn and fruit trees

Citrus tree with ripe fruit in the garden

Pašman, the slow island

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 small gallery and our favourite restaurant, Stari Zidi, which serves fresh seafood and Dalmatian dishes.

Sunset over the islands from Veliki Bokolj, with a child watching

Veliki Bokolj viewpoint

The viewpoint above Dobropoljana, about 3 km from the house, looks out over the whole channel, the mainland and the islands to the west. Go up for the sunset.

Paddleboarding in the bay near the house

The beach

The village beach is about 200 m from the house. The water is clear and shallow, good for swimming and snorkelling, and it's rarely busy. You can borrow our paddleboard and kayaks.

An island with a lighthouse in Telašćica Nature Park, seen from the boat

Boat trips

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.

A cyclist on the quiet road near the house

Cycling

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 borrow our bikes.

Stone houses along the shore seen from the ferry, with the mainland mountains behind

Tkon and the ferry

Tkon, 10 km south at the tip of the island, is Pašman's main village and its ferry port, and it has a pharmacy. Ferries cross to Biograd na Moru in about 20 minutes.

Photo: Coralie Ferreira, CC BY 2.0

Weather in season

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Month	Days reaching 25 °C	Average temperature, day and night	Sea temperature	Sunshine a day	Days with rain
June	18	22 °C	20 °C	10 h	8
July	29	25 °C	23 °C	12 h	5
August	28	24 °C	23 °C	10 h	6
September	14	20 °C	21 °C	8 h	9

Long-term averages for Zadar. Air, sunshine and rain: DHMZ, 1961–2024. Sea: 30-year averages, DHMZ data via putovnica.net. Recent summers have been a little warmer.

Day trips

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By boat from the village port

Kornati National Park Full day
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.
Telašćica Nature Park Full day, often combined with Kornati
A long sheltered bay on Dugi Otok, sea cliffs on the outer side and the saltwater lake Mir, where you can swim.
Dugi Otok and Sakarun beach Full day
Island hopping to Dugi Otok's long beach of white sand and fine pebbles, with shallow turquoise water.

By car, via the ferry to Biograd

Zadar About 40 min from Biograd, or take the ferry from Ugljan
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.
Vransko Lake Nature Park About 15 min from Biograd
Croatia's largest natural lake and a bird reserve, with a flat cycling and walking path along the shore.
Krka National Park About 1 hour from Biograd
Waterfalls and travertine pools on the Krka river, seen from wooden walkways. Go early in summer.
Šibenik About 50 min from Biograd
A stone old town of steep lanes, with the Cathedral of St James, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Paklenica National Park About 1 h 15 min from Biograd
Two deep limestone canyons on the slopes of Velebit, with marked hiking trails and climbing routes.
Plitvice Lakes National Park About 2 h 30 min from Biograd, a long day
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.

Getting here

Put Tratice 6, 23264 Neviđane, Pašman, Croatia

From Zadar

Take the Jadrolinija car ferry from Gaženica, Zadar's ferry port south of the centre, to Preko on Ugljan (about 25 minutes, with frequent sailings; see the Gaženica–Preko timetable). Cross the bridge to Pašman and drive south to Neviđane. The drive from Preko takes about 30 minutes.

From Biograd na Moru

Take the ferry to Tkon at the southern tip of Pašman (about 20 minutes), then drive 10 km north to Neviđane (about 15 minutes). Coming by car from Zagreb, Biograd is about 3.5 hours on the A1. From Split it's about 2 hours.

Airports

Zadar is the closest, about 1½ hours away including the ferry. From Split airport it's about 2½ hours. We can help you with routes and car hire.

Nearby

Restaurant: Stari Zidi, in the village, on foot
Doctor and dentist: In the village
Supermarket: Mali Pašman, 3 km
ATM: Pašman village, 5 km
Pharmacy and ferry: Tkon, 10 km
Zadar old town: 35 km

Get directions in Google Maps

Ask us anything

We handle every booking ourselves and know the island well. WhatsApp is the quickest way to reach us. We speak Croatian and English.

WhatsApp +385 98 830 940 Phone +385 98 830 940 Email info@casa-siesta.org

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