The furthest of the inhabited islands, closed to visitors until 1989 and the better for it: no airport, fewer crowds, and some of the clearest water in the Adriatic. Vis town and Komiža sit on either side of the island; the Blue Cave on nearby Biševo and the cliff-framed cove at Stiniva are the day trips.
- In Croatia
- 8 regions
- Villas
- 5
- Fly into
- Split
- Swimming season
- June to September, peaking at 26°C in August
- Sleeps
- 5 to 17
- VS001See the villa
- VS003See the villa
- VS007See the villa
- VS011See the villa
- VS014See the villa
Good to know
Vis Island: the common questions
- What is Vis Island like?
- The furthest of the inhabited islands, closed to visitors until 1989 and the better for it: no airport, fewer crowds, and some of the clearest water in the Adriatic. Vis town and Komiža sit on either side of the island; the Blue Cave on nearby Biševo and the cliff-framed cove at Stiniva are the day trips.
Elsewhere in Croatia: Northern & Central Dalmatia · Brač Island · Dubrovnik Region · Southern Dalmatia, Pelješac & Korčula · Istria & Kvarner Gulf · Dubrovnik City · Hvar Island

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