This small, wild and steep island is, along with Lastovo, the furthest (45km) from the mainland. Fortunately, it has yet to be disfigured by big hotels and is slowly opening up to sustainable tourism. The island lives principally from fishing and win..

This necropolis is little more than a hillside overgrown with weeds, but it is nonetheless the site of moving stelae, still intact, doors to the hereafter dating from the 3C-2C BC.

This museum, located in the Madonna battery built by the Austrians in 1830, relates the life of the island and the resistance periods of Tito. Above all, it houses the results of local excavations and illustrates the island's rich Greek and Roman pas..

Srebrena creek is one of the most attractive of the creeks which line the southern coast of the island of Vis. Its immaculate white pebbles, large flat rocks and pine grove make it ideal for picnics and naps.

This 587m-high peak, the highest of the island, commands a panoramic view . During the Second World War, Tito and his supporters found refuge in the caves dotted over its southern flank.