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The island of Vis is the farthest inhabited island. The surface of the island is 34,86 square miles, or 90,3 square kilometers, and it can be reached by ferry, catamaran or boat from Split. The total length of the coast is 47,8 miles, or 77 kilometers. Around the island of Vis there are numerous smaller islands (Biševo, Budikovac, Brusnik, Jabuka, Ravnik, Svetac and others). Vis has always been an island of fishermen and winemakers. Town of Komiža on the island of Vis is said to be the cradle of fishing on the Adriatic, and you see that for yourself if you visit the Fishermen’s Museum in Komiža. In addition, according to tradition, the ancient Greeks planted the old vineyards in Dalmatia in the Visoko polje. The most famous authentic white wine is the famous Vugava surplus, which you can taste in numerous restaurants and wine cellars on the island of Vis. Vis, apart from the unique historical, cultural and natural heritage, has a beautiful, crystal clear sea, hidden beaches, some of which are proclaimed the most beautiful in Europe (Stiniva), coves and islets, and Mediterranean climate full of sunny days. We mustn´t forget to mention the hospitable hosts also. That is why Vis is a favorite tourist destination. You will not regret if you visit us and experience it in the full sense of the word. Vis is an island that offers a great number of natural sights and beauty that we recommend to see: – Archaeological Museum – Ancient Issa – Boat trips (Modra Cave, an island tour, famous coves and beaches such as Stiniva, Stončica, Velika and Mala Travna, Zglav, etc.) – Trip to Tito’s cave – Wine roads – British fort Fort George with the most beautiful sunset – Diving and renting boats – World War II and Cold War tunnels – Excellent gastronomic offer of local restaurants – Hiking trails – Fisherman’s Museum in Komiža One in a life you have to experience Vis! Let us be part of your stay in this “heaven on earth”.
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Otok Vis je najudaljeniji naseljeni otok od kopna. Površina otoka iznosi 90,3 km2, a do njega se može doći trajektom, katamaranom ili brodom iz Splita. Ukupna duljina obale Visa je 77 km. Oko otoka Visa se nalaze brojni manji otoci, otočići i školji (Biševo, Budikovac, Brusnik, Jabuka, Ravnik, Svetac i drugi). Vis je oduvijek bio otok ribara i vinogradara. Komiža na otoku Visu čak se smatra kolijevkom ribarstva na Jadranu o čemu danas svjedoči Ribarski muzej u Komiži. Osim toga, kaže se da su prvu vinovu lozu u Dalmaciji posadili stari Grci i da je posađena upravo na Viškom polju. Najpoznatije autentično bijelo vino je čuvena viška Vugava, koju možete probati u brojnim restoranima i vinskim podrumima na otoku Visu. Vis osim jedinstvenog povijesnog, kulturnog i prirodnog nasljeđa ima i prekrasno, kristalno bistro more, skrivene plaže od kojih su neke proglašene najljepšima u Europi (Stiniva), uvale i otočiće, mediteransku klimu prepunu sunčanih sati i gostoljubive domaćine. Upravo zato je Vis omiljeno turističko odredište i bit će nam drago da ga i Vi posjetite i doživite u punom smislu riječi. Vis je otok koji nudi veliki broj prirodnih znamenitosti i ljepota koje preporučamo vidjeti: – Arheološki muzej – Antička Issa – Izleti brodom (Modra Špilja, izlet oko otoka, poznate uvale i plaže kao npr. Stiniva, Stončica, Velika i Mala Travna, Zglav…) – Izlet u Titovu špilju – Vinski putevi – Britansku tvrđavu Fort George s najljepšim zalaskom sunca – Potkop za podmornice i brodove – Tuneli Drugog svjetskog i Hladnog rata – Izvrsnu gastro ponudu lokalnih restorana – Planinarske staze – Ribarski muzej u Komiži Vis je ono što u životu morate doživjeti! Dozvolite nama da budemo dio Vašeg boravka u ovom “raju na zemlji”.