The island Vis, known to be cleanest part of Adriatic, is situated far away from the coast and industry.

Because of it's particular location, it is rich in fish what made hospitable islanders great fishermans over the centuries.

People of Vis are also famous as wine-growers of many sort of wine.

About 5000 people inhabit two main towns – Vis and Komiža – as well as numerous villages and bays of the island.

The mentioned towns are situated in two deep bays: Komiža on the western part of the island and Vis on its northern part.

The island is rich with bays and small islands.

The southern part is abounding in natural bays among which Rukavac, Srebrena, Ruda, Vela and Mala Trovna, Stiniva... are to be singled out.

On eastern part of Vis there are smaller islands Paržanj, Budikovac, Ravnik and Greben.

The island Biševo with its famous Blue Cave at 5 km distance from Vis and, together with the islands Palagruža, Jabuka, Brusnik and St. Andrea belongs to the territory of Vis.

The other natural phenomenon, apart from Blue Cave, is Green Cave on Ravnik. 
 

The island Vis has for years been closed for visitors which helped keeping it ecologically clean, with protected sea and marvelous flora and fauna.
Thus it can afford you calm and relaxing vacation on its numerous beaches and in its clear blue sea.

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