Pas man
General
43°57'-4N 15°23'.6E Charts BA 271 1, 2773 (detailed), SC 5767, MK 14, lmray M24 The small village of Pasman is unremarkable with dilapidated houses and unmade streets. The harbour however can be a useful port of call.
Approach
The harbour of Pasman lies W of OtoC:ic Babac. Note that there are depths of 3.9m between 0. Babac and 0. Komornik to the N, and an isolated shoal area with 4.8m over it S of the main (W) light on 0. Babac. On entering the harbour beware of the set of the tidal stream which can be very marked.
Lights
Pasman harbour (E breakwater head) Fl.G.3s8m4M 0. Babac (on W side) Fl(2)5s7m10M
Berth
Tie up alongside the main breakwater. There are depths of 2m here. Ferries and tripper boats use the part of the breakwater near the entrance.
Shelter
Good shelter from W through S to E. Limited shelter from the bora.
Facilities
o public water tap and no fuel. Supermarket, butcher. Post Office and telephones. Cafe/bar and ice-cream parlour. Bus service. Anchor To the S of Pasman there is a shallow bay formed by Otok Pasman to the W and four islets to the E. The bay, which is entered from SE between 0. Cavatul (on which there is a light) and Otok Pasman, has depths of 8m near the entrance decreasing to less than a metre towards the head of the bay, W of 0. Muntan. Depths between the islets are even shallower. The bay can provide a useful lunchtime anchorage, but is rather open and exposed to SE winds and seas. Tkon