Pasadur

Located in the western region of the southern Dalmatian Island of Lastovo, where Lastovo connects to the small neighboring Prezba Island by bridge, is Pasadur. The town straddles the small bridge that spans over the straits here. The two deep bays of Veli Lago in the south and Mali Lago in the north provide for sheltered docking berths and constitute the scenic, charming beauty of Pasadur.

This small coastal town, where just 70 locals live, has no key landmarks. The few houses here closely stretch along the river or hang from the shore-side, fringed by dense, pine-forested slopes. The scenic idyll and the lake-like bays are a paradise for nature lovers, hikers, bikers, boaters and divers. Along the coasts of both islands, there are numerous walking paths and hidden coves that can be reached by boat and invite you to bathe or take a diving trip. In Pasadur there are private accommodations and a hotel with an adjoining fish restaurant. Dining options and shops are rare in Pasadur, as well as on the entire island. The basic necessities, however, are provided for.