Tkon

In summer, there is a steady flow of traffic to the the idyllic town of Tkon situated  to the south of the island of Pasman, which also has a ferry operating to Biograd on the North Dalmatian mainland. Situated on the southeastern coast, this town is also the largest on Pasman Island. It has about 760 inhabitants, most of whom subsist from fishing and agriculture. The catching of Kunjke mussels is particularly widespread in Tkon. There are also beautiful monuments to discover in Tkon. Located 2 km in a southeastern direction from the center is the Byzantine Pustograd Fortress, which dates back to the 3rd century. It makes for a beautiful day-trip as the fortress can be easily reached by bike. Worth a visit is also the Benedictine Monastery of Corkovac from the 12th century.

Many bathers are attracted to Tkon's large variety of natural, flatly sloping into the sea, sandy beaches that stretch out to a total length of 4 km from Ugrinici in the north, over Tkon, until they reach the campsite of Sovinje in the South. Not only bathers, however, are drawn here, but also boaters and sailors to its well-developed port. Tkon, especially due to its proximity to the Kornati Islands, makes it a popular anchoring spot for sailors and boat owners. Residents of Tkon celebrate the port and its importance during the sailing race of Latinsko Idro or during the annual Fisherman's Night, as well as during other celebrations. The village has several restaurants, bars and shops, especially along the waterfront. Here you can try the North Dalmatian kitchen, take a stroll along the coast and discover olive groves and beautiful sandy coves or explore the surrounding hilly hinterlands on a hiking or cycling tour.