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Dear guests, welcome! Please, visit our place and let yourself a beautiful vacation, enjoy the crystal clean Adriatic Sea and the peace of the island Pa¹man. Enjoy the scents of the lavender and rosemary fields, the beauty of old olive trees combined with the simplicity of the vineyards and the local wines! Villa Magnolia is situated near the village of Nevidane, on island Pashman, near the seaside with magnificent view at the Pashman Channel and the old historical town of Zadar.
As tidal-streams through the Pashman Channel change its directions every 6 hours, this natural way they make here the sea one of the cleanest parts of the Adriatic Sea. For accomodation, we offer four comfortable apartments for four persons, each furnished and well equipped with kitchens, bathrooms, living- and bedrooms, with separte entries and terraces. You can choose aparments, after viewing and examining the pictures and after you have made your choice, let us contact eighter by phone or by e-mail for additional information of confirmation of the date and price of your estimated vacation. Parking is inside the yard, barbecue and rent-a-bike is available too. House-pets are welcome, too.
A fishing- and agricultural village which has been situated along fertile soil-field which is very seldom to find on the islands of the Adriatic Sea. The medival part contains interesting cottages from stone, built one on another, representing the past hard life of the islander`s lives. The village is cut by a creek through which during heavy rainings, water entered the sea. There is a stone-bridge over the creek, close to the local church. The first memorial dates back to year 1067, and the place got its name after the monastery of Saint Nevidane. The monastery was ruined during different wars and battles, therefore it is hard to find ruins, unfortunately. On its place, there was a new church built in the 19th century. Close to it, there is a small Chapel, built in 1670. On the local cemetery, you can find the church of Saint Mihovil from the 15th century, the patron-saint of the village. West to the village, you can find ruins of the church of Saint Martin from 9th - 11th century, from the time when this village was established.
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