Camp Nevia is located on the island of Pašman in the village of Neviđane. Neviđane is the ideal destination for those seeking a blend of natural beauty, rich history, and authentic cuisine. You can enjoy long walks, cycling, hiking, recreational activities, and nature. The village is adorned by a beautiful, long sandy beach lined with tamarisk trees and offering views of the Pašman Strait and the islet of Školjić, on which a lighthouse stands. The protected old stone center of Neviđane bears witness to a bygone era. This charming place was first mentioned in 1067 and was named after the Monastery of St. Nevijana. Neviđane’s historical heritage includes a 19th-century parish church, the ruins of a church dating from 1670, and the remains of a chapel in the cemetery. Near the village are also the ruins of the Church of St. Martin from the 9th to 11th centuries.
The camp also offers 22 sites ranging in size from 80 m² to 110 m² for tents, RVs, and trailers, located just a few meters from the sea. For those who wish to enjoy the common areas, there is a large 100 m² swimming pool, which also includes a smaller pool suitable for children. There is also a playground for children. Each plot has been carefully designed to ensure ample space. The camp’s restroom facilities are modernly equipped and regularly maintained to ensure the highest level of hygiene. Additionally, the restroom facilities are accessible to people with disabilities. In the main building, guests also have access to a chemical toilet and a laundry room. Of course, there is also an outdoor dishwashing area. Additionally, private restrooms are available to guests for an extra fee. Pets are welcome and have their own separate beach on the right side of the beach, which the camp borders to.
The campsite is located near shops and restaurants (in the villages of Dobropoljana and Neviđane).
Nature lovers can explore cycling trails that wind through lush forests and hidden coves, and visit caves such as Bobića in Soline Bay and Mariščica. Neviđane’s culinary offerings include a variety of traditional dishes at local restaurants and konobas (traditional taverns). The island is easily accessible thanks to ferry connections linking Pašman with the cities of Zadar and Biograd na Moru. There are two ways to reach the campsite. The town of Tkon on Pašman is well connected to the town of Biograd na Moru, and ferries from Biograd na Moru depart almost every hour, as do those from Tkon. The other way is to arrive via the city of Zadar, which is connected by ferry to the town of Preko on the island of Ugljan; the islands of Ugljan and Pašman are connected by a bridge at Ždrelac.
