Stays in Pasman
Pašman is an island in the Zadar archipelago of Croatia, separated from the mainland by the Pašman Channel and from the island of Ugljan by a narrow strait. The island has been inhabited since antiquity and is known for its rolling hills, olive groves, and a coastline dotted with coves and sandy…
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Where to stay in Pasman
Tkon. Tkon is the main ferry port on Pašman, with services to Biograd na Moru on the mainland, and has a range of accommodations, restaurants, and a marina. It is also near the Franciscan monastery on Ćokovac.
Pašman. The village of Pašman, on the east coast, is the island's administrative centre and has a peaceful harbour, a few shops, and a long tradition of fishing and farming.
Kraj. Kraj is a small settlement on the south coast, known for its quiet coves and proximity to the sandy beach at Lučina.
Ždrelac. Ždrelac lies at the northern tip of Pašman, where the bridge connects the island to Ugljan, and serves as a gateway for those arriving by road from Zadar.
Getting there and around
To reach Pašman, take a ferry from Biograd na Moru to Tkon; the crossing is short and runs frequently in season. Alternatively, drive from Zadar to Ugljan via the ferry to Preko, then cross the bridge at Ždrelac. Once on the island, local roads connect the main settlements, and buses or taxis can be arranged, but having a car or bicycle gives you the most flexibility to explore the coves and villages. The island is also connected by regular boat lines to Zadar and other islands in the archipelago.
When to go
The best time to visit Pašman is from late spring to early autumn, when the sea is warm enough for swimming and the weather is generally sunny. July and August are the busiest months, with many events and open facilities. May, June, September, and October offer milder temperatures and fewer visitors, ideal for walking and cycling. Winter is quiet, with limited tourist services, but the island's mild climate makes it pleasant for short breaks.
Questions, answered
How do I get to Pašman?
You can take a ferry from Biograd na Moru to Tkon, or drive from Zadar via the island of Ugljan and cross the bridge at Ždrelac.
What is there to see on Pašman?
The Franciscan monastery on the islet of Ćokovac, the old villages with stone houses, and the numerous coves and beaches along the coast.
Are there sandy beaches on Pašman?
Yes, there are several sandy beaches, including Lučina near Kraj and others in Tkon and Pašman.
Is Pašman suitable for cycling?
Yes, the island has quiet roads and trails that are popular for cycling, with gentle hills and scenic views.
What is the local cuisine like?
The cuisine features fresh seafood, olive oil, and local produce, often served in konobas and restaurants in the villages.
Can I visit Pašman as a day trip?
Yes, many visitors come for the day from Zadar or Biograd na Moru, especially by ferry to Tkon.