Rooms Campsite Harmony Pasman

Harmony programme began as a programme of purification of our bodies (physical, emotional, mental, spiritual) through a vegetarian diet, morning exercises, meetings, seminars and dances. Over time, after such complete work on self, our reprogramming started happening at all levels, and we notice that our reality had been changed. As the body is released from natural toxins, together along with emotional and mental programming it leads to the release of "old chains". The process of becoming conscious of yourselves and your bodies, opens up the subconscious limits of individual development and well-being of each individual. The fastest and easiest way to get rid of these symptoms is to accept yourself and your suppressed emotions.

Harmony programme has spontaneously become a programme of transformation. In the year 2012 because of extraordinary cosmic events, we will be exposed to specific energies that come from outer space . I may say with certainty that this program moves into a new phase – it becomes a programme of trans-mutation which prepares us for new evolutionary process. And maybe we’ve been preparing all these years just for this metamorphosis. I invite you, with the guidance of experienced leaders from around the world, to dive together into our inner world of the unknown. When we have a larger number of people in the same place , who are focused on the same goal - their own self-development, a critical mass and collective energy start to be created, guided by their own intelligence. Besides plunging within, throught which we reveal hidden nooks and crannies within ourselves, we can enjoy the outdoor beauty of the island of Pašman. Swimming in the sea, walking along the beautiful vistas, exploring hidden coves, beaches, olive groves, caves that are associated with immersion in our primeval beauty that we have forgotten somewhere.

I once read somewhere, what the term “Harmony” means: "Confluence and reconciliation of two opposing sides of life: heaven and earth, spirit and matter, God and the devil, light and darkness, men and women, time and space, fire and water, body and soul, night and day, the unseen and the visible world. Since contradictions have nothing in common, they can’t be directly connected. The two must be connected via a third path of connection between the extremes, and that is - Harmonia, which is often translated as Harmony, but more accurately means perfect unity in which the parts make a whole, and yet retain their separate identities."

With love, Vesna.

Harmony centre is situated in a camp Torkul in olive plantation by the sea. Seminars are simultaneously taking place in a wooden hall inside the camp and in the open terrace above the sea. Individual treatments are taking place on specially prepeared places. Participants who like camping are placed in olive plantation inside the camp, marked with three stars. A sand beach is spreading out by the camp and it is suitable for morning walk (Knaipp healing method).

It is possible to rent a bike for half a day to give you an opportunity to go to the other beaches and to visite neighbouring towns. For those who prefer staying in rooms, there is a private house accomodation in town Kraj Campers will be staying in a 3-star camp situated in an olive-grove in Kraj, a village on the island of Pašman, 3 kilometres away from Tkon where the ferry lands.

The restaurant and the camp will be easy to find, because they are situated by the main island road and will have a “Harmony Programme” sign. The whole programme will take place in the camp and on trips. Guests who prefer rooms will be situated in apartments in village.

How to get to Kraj? If you travel by car you can reach the island by ferry which sails from Biograd to Tkon. The journey takes 15 minutes and the ferry leaves every hour. You can also drive from Zadar to Preko (on the island of Ugljan), which takes about 45 minutes. Islands Ugljan and Pašman are connected by bridge. From village Preko to village Kraj where Harmony center is located, there is a bus line.

The island of Ugljan (52 km2 and 75 km of irregular coastline) lies just opposite to Zadar, divided only by several nautical miles of the Zadar Channel. It is covered by evergreen pine forests, macchia, fig trees,vineyards and olive groves. It has been tied to the sea, sailing and fishing for years,while its 2,000 years of experience in olive growing has left hundreds of thousands of olive trees . Oils of exceptional quality and fine aromas are produced from these olives. The entire northeastern side of the island contains a series of natural coves in which fishing and tourist settlements are nestled, among which the best known are Kukljica, Kali, Preko and Ugljan. The other side of the island is generally uninhabited, as the coastal terrain is marked by jagged cliffs. However, its corresponding inlets, islets and rich undersea life make it a true challenger for divers and sport fishermen.

The island of Pasman ( 63 km2, 65 km of irregular coast ), belongs to the Zadar island group. It is connected to the island of Ugljan by a bridge over the Zdrelac straits, while ferryboat lines connect it to Zadar and Biograd. The Pasman Channel lies between the island and the mainland. At places it is only 2 km wide, and it is dotted with dozens of tiny islands, which make this an ideal region for all types of water sports, sailing and diving. The sea currents in this area change direction every 6 hours,thus making the waters here among the cleanest in the entire Adriatic.

The island´s well-preserved landscape contains many species of medicinal and aromatic herbs, vineyards, fields and olive groves, as well as numerous sand and gravel beaches, making it a true choice for those who want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of life in more populated areas.

The island is famous for walking paths, where you can enjoy beautiful views. An hour long walk to the other side of island brings you to peaceful bays (where the healing mud is). Half an hour long walk brings you to the 400 years old town Pustograd.

Every day at 2.30 pm a small boat from the little port just beside the camp takes you to solitary islands. Sometimes part of our seminars take place there. Once a week we organise short cruising around these islands. Guests who decide to extend there stay can enjoy cruising in the National park of Kornati, a sheep sails out every Friday morning and returns the same day at 5 pm ( price: 20 eu). 2 km from the camp you can visite an impressive Benedictin monestary, near the camp there is a Franciscan monestary St. Duje, where you can visite an art collection exibition.

The Krka National Park

The Krka National Park is a spacious, largely unchanged region of exceptional and multifaceted natural value, and includes one or more preserved or insignificantly altered ecosystems. The Krka National Park is located entirely within the territory of Šibnik- Knin County and encompasses an area of 109 square kilometers along the Krka River: two kilometers downriver from Knin to Skradin and the lower part of the Čikola River. The source of the Krka River is at the base of the Dinaric Mountains, 3.5 kilometers northeast of the base of Knin and 22 meters below Topoljski Slap, Veliki Buk and Krčić Slap, which are noisy cascades in the winter but run dry during the summer.

The Kornati archipelago

The Kornati archipelago consists of 140 islands, islets and cliffs, with 89 of them declared a National Park because of its natural beauty due to its numerous coves and crystal clear blue waters. It spreads over a surface of 220m2 and declared a national park in 1980 due to its unique shape and beauty. There are no permanent residents of the islands and most of the area belongs to the people of Murter island who come to tend the olive groves, the vineyards and orchards. They have cottages there, which nowdays mostly are offered as tourist accommodation units, specialized for robinson style holidays (self cattering houses with no electic power and running water). The renowned Kornati „crown“ (steep or sheer rock) which faces the open sea, a characteristic found on all of the islands, is of distinct eminence and value in this region. Inlets which stand out due to their magnificent beauty are by far Koromacna, Opat, Stiniva, Striznja, Sipnata, and Lopatica.

Island Vrgada

Vrgada, the small, car-free island is located southeast of the island of Pasman; area 3.7 sq km. A fertile valley stretches between two parallel chains of low hills. The extreme parts of the valley are under water, forming several coves, Sveti Andrija in the north-west, Kranje in the south-east; Luka is one of the biggest coves and is surrounded by islets. The island is partly covered with forests (especially in the north-eastern part). The south-western coast plunges into the sea; on the lower north-eastern coast are smaller bays with sand beaches. The island´s only village, Vrgada, stretches to the Luka bay on the north-eastern coast. Chief occupations are farming, livestock breeding, fishing and tourism. Ferry lines connect Vrgada with Pakostane and Biograd na Moru.