Must-see attractions in Vis Island

  • Top Choice
    Stiniva

    Tiny Stiniva is Vis’ most perfect cove. The high cliffs surrounding it form an almost complete circle, with a gap of only about 10m open to the sea. The…

  • Blue Cave

    Located on the island of Biševo, off Vis' southwestern tip, this coastal cave is one of the region's most famous natural sights. It's at its best between…

  • Hum

    Reaching a height of 587m, this mountain dominates the western end of Vis. The very top is off limits, but you can drive up and park a little before the…

  • Issa Archaeological Museum

    Housed in a 19th-century Austrian fortress, this small museum has the largest collection of Hellenistic artefacts in Croatia, including ancient Greek…

  • Srebrna

    Near the fishing village of Rukavac, Srebrna (Silver) beach has large white pebbles and clear blue waters, backed with a nature reserve. It has the…

  • Milna & Zaglav

    While the rest of the island is rocky or pebbly, Vis' eastern end has a few sandy beaches. Milna sits right beside the main road, a sandy beach with…

  • Grandovac

    Past Kut and the British Naval Cemetery, this pretty beach has a bar (look out for occasional late-night parties), a small stretch of pebbles and a string…

  • Gospa Gusarica

    Komiža's most popular beach is at the northern end of town, right below the Hotel Biševo. It's fringed with pine trees and backed by the triple-naved…

  • Benedictine Monastery

    On the eastern approach to the town, this fortress-like complex dates from the 17th century.

  • Kaštel

    This blocky Renaissance citadel, built in 1585, sits at the southern end of the harbour.

  • Beach

    This pebbly stretch is the most popular beach near Vis township.

  • Green Cave

    When things began to get crazy-busy at the more impressive Blue Cave, tour operators started to market this much larger sea cave as a free alternative,…