Underground military tunnels, guided cycling, scuba diving and trekking — ways to experience the island of Vis.
For decades Vis was a closed military island, and that history is still written into its hillsides. Guided visits lead you through Cold War-era underground tunnels and bunkers carved into the rock — a fascinating, slightly eerie window into the island's strategic past.
Quiet roads, vineyards and sweeping coastal views make Vis a cyclist's island. Join a guided bike tour with a professional local guide who knows the best routes, hidden coves and the most rewarding hills to climb.
The clear waters around Vis hide reefs, caves and historic wrecks. Local dive centres welcome both experienced divers and amateurs, with guided dives and courses suited to your level.
Lace up and wander inland through vineyards, olive groves and fragrant Mediterranean scrub. Trekking on Vis is gentle, scenic and deeply restful — the slow way to discover the island's interior and its panoramic viewpoints.
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