Island Vis
Vis is the furthest Croatian island from the coast. 
Vis is the furthest Croatian island from the coast.The island was inhabited since ancient Greece, as Issa.
Vis is characteristic by his sandy and pebbly beaches, sea and mountain caves, rocks, picturesque hills and valleys, vineyards and small villages.
Vis is characteristic by his sandy and pebbly beaches, sea and mountain caves, rocks, picturesque hills and valleys, vineyards and small villages.
Places:
- VIS
Vis`s main town is Vis.
- KOMIŽA
Komiža is a town and harbor, on the western coast of the island of Vis.. On the eastern coast of the bay are large sand and pebble beaches: Velo Zalo, Gusarica and Nova Posta.
Benedictines from the neighboring Biševo had founded there the monastery of St. Nikola. The monastery complex with the church and defense tower from the 17th century is still preserved.
Benedictines from the neighboring Biševo had founded there the monastery of St. Nikola. The monastery complex with the church and defense tower from the 17th century is still preserved.
- RUKAVAC:
in Rukavac there are crystal-clear sea and sandy and pebbly beaches or solitary rocks.Here you will find the most beautiful beach on the island (Srebrena).
in Rukavac there are crystal-clear sea and sandy and pebbly beaches or solitary rocks.Here you will find the most beautiful beach on the island (Srebrena).
The Vis archipelago consists of some outstanding open-sea islands: Palagruža,
Biševo,
Jabuka,
Brusnik,
Sveti Andrija, ...
