Surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea, Vis Island is a small but enchanting Croatian island which rests off the Dalmatian Coast. This captivating bohemian getaway boasts exquisite beaches, charming architecture, phenomenal seafood restaurants, and fascinating museums, of which the Issa Archeological Museums, housed in a nineteenth-century Austrian fortress, is among the most iconic. Major drawcards of this serene oasis include the bustling coastal town of Komiza, the historically rich town of Vis, and the towering Hum hill - the highest and most magical mountain peak on the island offering specular hiking routes. An adventure seekers’ playground and a nature lovers’ dream, the crystal-clear, marine-filled waters can be enjoyed while snorkelling and diving; while the breathtakingly beautiful Blue Caves can be explored during a wonderful guided boat tour.