Visit Komiza
- Island
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Water Sports
Komiza: How to get there?
90 minutes from Split by catamaranKomiza: When to go?
In summerKomiza: For how long?
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The second largest town on the island of Vis, Komiža is an adorable little jewel of a place that feels like it lies at the very end of the world on an island at the very end of the world.
Komiza: What to see in the surroundings?
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The second largest town on the island of Vis, Komiža is an adorable little jewel of a place that feels like it lies at the very end of the world on an island at the very end of the world.
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Komiža serves as the departure point for most of the boat trips that go to the island of Biševo, with its incredible Blue Grotto. You can find out about these at the various stands down by the harbour.
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