Pasadur (island Lastovo) Locate On Map

Pasadur is a picturesque settlement located on the west coast of the island Lastovo. It is connected to the small island of Prezba by a small bridge.

Pasadur is a favorite destination to the yachtsmen as its cove is protected from all the winds. In Pasadur there are beautiful pebble and rock beaches surrounded by pine forests.

The only hotel on the island of Lastovo is located in Pasadur and accommodation is also available in private houses, apartments and rooms.

In Pasadur there are a couple of taverns located by the sea side that offer traditional Dalmatian sea specialties and prepare them in front of the guests. International dishes can also be ordered.

Above Pasadur there is the peak Jurje from which there is a spectacular view of Uble and Pasadur.

Around Pasadur there are many walking and mountain tracks leading through the forest and allowing guests to enjoy the beauty of the nature of this island while hiking and biking.

From Lastovo guests can join organized group or private boat excursions to the islands of Mljet, Hvar and Korcula. Private boat transfers can be hired for a quick transfer to the towns of Dubrovnik and Split. Boat rentals are available on the island of Lastovo.

On the north part of the island Makarac near Pasadur there is a late Gothic Chapel of St. Rafael that was built in the 15th century.

In the bay Ubli guests can see the Basilica of St. Peter which is the oldest partially preserved sacral object on the island Lastovo. It dates back to 5th century. It has been conserved and is considered as a monument of the highest category of importance.

The settlement of Lastovo is situated on the top of the hill on the north part of the island. It is the biggest settlement of the island where guests can see centuries old buildings.

Above the town of Lastovo there is a peak from which there is a beautiful panoramic view of the eastern part of the island and the islands of the Lastovo Archipelago.

The famous Lastovo Carnival is traditionally held here every summer and it has been listed by the Croatian Ministry of Culture as the non-material cultural good of the Republic of Croatia.

Lucica is a small place situated only 1 km from the town of Lastovo. It is a protected historical locality because it is the oldest preserved baroque fishermen's village in this region of Dalmatia. It can be reached by a paved road or through a 400 m long forest track.

The cave Raca is protected as a geomorphological monument of nature and also as an archaeological site since 1965. It is located on the south-east part of the island.

Cave Medjedina was once a home to the Mediterranean monk seal. Today large colonies of bats find their shelter here.

Visitors to the island of Lastovo can join organized group or private boat excursions for a tour of Mljet, Hvar and Korcula. Private boat transfers are available for a fast transfer to the cities of Dubrovnik and Split. Boat rentals are available here.

Pasadur is a small settlement on the island of Lastovo belonging to the Lastovo Municipality and the Dubrovnik-Neretva County. It has a population of about 80 permanent residents.

The island of Lastovo can easily be reached by ferry and catamaran lines departing from Split. The journey by ferry lasts 5 hours and with the catamaran it takes 2.5 hours from Split.

Lastovo can also be reached via island Korcula where guests have to board the ferry in Vela Luka.

Ubli is the only port in Lastovo. It is connected by bus lines to the other places on the island. The bus lines are synced to the arrival of the ferry to the port. There is also a taxi service here.

The distances from Pasadur to the other Croatian and European cities are:
- Dubrovnik 198 km,
- Split 124 km,
- Zadar 281 km,
- Rijeka 537 km,
- Pula 643 km,
- Zagreb 533 km,
- Ljubljana 590 km,
- Vienna 888 km,
- Budapest 874 km,
- Belgrade 922 km,
- Milano 1031 km,
- Genova 1154 km,
- Berlin 1586 km.

The climate here is Mediterranean with hot summer seasons and mild winter periods.

On the island of Lastovo there are only two ATMs, one in Ubli and the other in the town of Lastovo.

In Ubli which is located 3 km from Pasadur there is a post office and a gas station.

An ambulance and a 24 hors medical watch is located in Lastovo as well as a dentist and a depot with medicines. In case of an emergency a helicopter connects Lastovo to the hospital in Split.

Tourist Office Lastovo +385(0)20 801 018
Airport Split +385(0)21 203 555
Bus Terminal Split +385(0)60 327 777
Jadrolinija Split +385(0)21 338 333
Train Terminal Split +385(0)21 338 525
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Emergency number 112
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From Lastovo group or private boat excursions are frequently organized for a tour of the islands of Mljet, Hvar and Korcula. Private boat transfers can be arranged for a fast transfer to the cities of Dubrovnik and Split. Boat rental services are also available.

The island of Lastovo has been first mentioned during the 14th century BC by the names of Ladesta or Ladeston.

The archaeological findings dating from the Stone Age (8500.BC), indicating human inhabitance since the ancient history, were discovered in the Raca cave. Lastovo has been inhabited by the Illyrians but has also been on the sea route of the Greek sailors which is indicated by the archaeological findings of Greek ceramics.

The Romans had their headquarters in Ubli but settled in Lastovo after conquering the provinces in Dalmatia. The so called 'villae rusticae' (Latin for village villas which were their summer houses) and water-drawing constructions known as 'lokve' (Croatian word for puddle) are just some of the traces they left of their presence.

There is a legend saying that there are twelve gold statues of the apostles buried at the site of the St. Peter’s Basilica.