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The island of Vis is the most distant island in Central Dalmatia, 30 nautical miles from Split on the mainland. With its 90 square kilometres of surface area the island may not seem very large, but it will welcome you with more than 76 nautical miles of indented coastline. The surface area of the Vis archipelago is 103 square kilometres consisting of Vis, Biševo, Palagruža, Sv. Andrea, Budihovac, Jabuka, Brusnik and other small islets.

Vis has daily ferry and catamaran connections with Split and during the summer season is also connected with Ancona and Pescara on Italian coast.

When you disembark from the ferry or catamaran in the town of Vis, you should turn left and take the main road for Komiža which is 10 kilometres from Vis town.. Just follow the signs and you can't go astray. If you come without a vehicle, there are local buses and private vans/taxis, and they will take you safely to Komiža.


	KOMIŽA, ISLAND VIS, DALMATIA, CROATIA The island of Vis is the most distant island in Central Dalmatia, 30 nautical miles from Split on the mainland. With its 90 square kilometres of surface area the island may not seem very large, but it will welcome you with more than 76 nautical miles of indented coastline. The surface area of the Vis archipelago is 103 square kilometres consisting of Vis, Biševo, Palagruža, Sv. Andrea, Budihovac, Jabuka, Brusnik and other small islets. Vis has daily ferry and catamaran connections with Split and during the summer season is also connected with Ancona and Pescara on Italian coast. When you disembark from the ferry or catamaran in the town of Vis, you should turn left and take the main road for Komiža which is 10 kilometres from Vis town.. Just follow the signs and you can't go astray. If you come without a vehicle, there are local buses and private vans/taxis, and they will take you safely to Komiža.