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The island of Vis is the most protruding Croatian island with an area of 90.30 km2. The channel of Hvar separates it from the island of Hvar, and the Biševo channel from the island of Biševo. It is approximately 60 miles away from the Italian coast.

The island has three mountains stretching across it, and between these mountains are karstic fields. Hum has the highest altitude (585 m), Sveti Duh (563 m), and Mali Hum (514 m). (See map of Vis).

The locals are into agriculture, fishing and tourism. The coasts of the island are sloped and separated. To the west of the island is the Komiza bay and to the north is the Vis harbor.

ISIT THE ISLAND OF VIS– RICH WITH NATURE, CULTURAL HERITAGE, FISHING TRADITION AND WELCOMING INDIVIDUALS.

We will take you on a quest to an entirely various world, where there is no stress and every little thing is simple, special and deeply enjoyable. Get up and inhale the sea breeze, take pleasure in the view of fishermen trawling their fishnets in a standard way, taste the initial island items, take a walk in the wineries, delight in the view over olive-groves, get some of the natural herbs and listen for the pheasants. Forget the time, it feels as if it has stopped around here, travel from ancient times to present day, walk the footprints of old Illyrian people, see picturesque little towns whose stone residences are witnesses of the past, feel the opulence of herbs.

Komiza, set in a bay on the south- west side of the island of Vis, facing the sea and the sun, gives the possibility of relaxing and swimming from May till October. It has preserved its authentic charm of a fishermen townlet’s harmonious and peaceful way of life. It will enchant you with its untouched nature, beauty of its fields, numerous bays and beaches, clean sea, stone streets and houses. It will inspire your enthusiasm by its maritime customs and legends, taste of wine and fish and aromatic plants odours.