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Enjoy a quick adventure through Vis Island sure to leave lasting memories
Spend a pair of nights in the rustic coastal gem of Komiža town.
Explore the fascinating Blue Cave of Biševo by boat.
Swim along the dazzling white sands and cove cliffs of Stiniva Beach.
Hike the slopes of Mount Hum, the tallest peak on Vis.
Of all of Croatia’s islands, Vis may be the most intriguing. Set deeper into the Adriatic Sea than its neighbours, Vis was kept off-limits to the general public until the Yugoslav army abandoned it in 1989. This has kept its stunning natural charms intact, with plenty of space to explore away from the summer crowds.
Arrive in Split, where you’ll receive an introductory briefing on the route and collect your information kit. Then hop on a ferry for the journey to Vis island! Once you’re there, get started right away on a hike that takes you west to Komiža. This historic town offers plenty of charm and a beautiful sheltered location within a broad bay. Your next day offers a circular route that explores the coasts, with glorious views at every turn. There’s an option to visit the Blue Cave on Biševo Island – a particularly magical sight! The third day brings you back to Vis town, past the slopes of Mount Hum and down to the sands of Stiniva Beach, one of Croatia’s best. Wrap up the tour by taking the ferry back to Split, where new adventures await.
For a quick hiking journey in the Mediterranean, the Vis Island Walking Tour is tough to beat!
Of all of Croatia’s islands, Vis may be the most intriguing. Set deeper into the Adriatic Sea than its neighbours, Vis was kept off-limits to the general public until the Yugoslav army abandoned it in 1989. This has kept its stunning natural charms intact, with plenty of space to explore away from the summer crowds.
Arrive in Split, where you’ll receive an introductory briefing on the route and collect your information kit. Then hop on a ferry for the journey to Vis island! Once you’re there, get started right away on a hike that takes you west to Komiža. This historic town offers plenty of charm and a beautiful sheltered location within a broad bay. Your next day offers a circular route that explores the coasts, with glorious views at every turn. There’s an option to visit the Blue Cave on Biševo Island – a particularly magical sight! The third day brings you back to Vis town, past the slopes of Mount Hum and down to the sands of Stiniva Beach, one of Croatia’s best. Wrap up the tour by taking the ferry back to Split, where new adventures await.
For a quick hiking journey in the Mediterranean, the Vis Island Walking Tour is tough to beat!
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Vis Island Walking Tour Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival in Split & Transfer to Vis
Arrive in Split and meet a tour representative for a quick briefing on the trip ahead. Then, head down to the docks and board a ferry for the crossing to Vis.
Arrive in Vis town, where you’ll set off on a hike to the town of Komiža on the island’s western shores. This historic fishing village is your home for the next two nights.
Overnight Location: Apartment in Komiža
Distance: 5-6 hours, 12-14km
Meals: None
Day 2 Exploring Komiža
Today is spent exploring the western flank of Vis. Set off on a circular route that starts and ends in Komiža. As you walk along the coast, enjoy the picturesque beaches, villages, and typical Mediterranean beauty which characterizes the island.
In the afternoon, you have the option to take a boat trip to the Blue Cave on Biševo. Like its more famous cousin in Capri, this cave is illuminated with an intense blue light during midday hours.
Overnight Location: Apartment in Komiža
Distance: 4-5 hours, 12km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 3 Mountains & Beaches
It’s time to depart Komiža and head back to Vis town. Your route today includes plenty of highlights, like a visit to Mount Hum, standing nearly 600 metres above the island. The summit has a military radar station and is not accessible to civilians, but you’ll still get some excellent views!
Another gem is Stiniva Beach on the south coast of Vis. This is often regarded as one of Croatia’s finest beaches – the perfect place to stop for a swim.
Overnight Location:Hotel or apartment in Vis town
Distance: 5-6 hours, 15-17km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 4 Return to Split
After a delicious breakfast, head to port and return on a ferry to Split. Your day is at leisure to explore the city or depart via your own arrangements.
Overnight Location: None
Distance: None
Meals: Breakfast
2026 Pricing for Vis Island Walking Tour
The departures are available from April 1 to October 31, 2026
Accommodation on the Vis Island Walking Tour
This tour is based in comfortable 3-star hotels and apartments. Each property offers warm rooms with an ensuite washroom and daily breakfast.
Single Rooms and Solo Travellers
Rooms are double occupancy and those willing to have single rooms will have to pay a supplement. Solo travellers may be required to pay a supplement.
What’s Included on the Vis Island Walking Tour?
Meals
3 breakfasts are included.
Accommodations
Accommodations for 3 nights along the tour are included. Accommodations before and after the tour are not included but can be added as a supplement.
Transportation during the Tour
Round-trip ferry transfers between Split and Vis town are included. Luggage transfers between Vis town and Komiža are also included. You will need to transfer with your luggage on the ferry.
Also Included
- Introductory briefing in Split on Day 1
- Complete booklet with daily itineraries, route descriptions, ferry timetables, and all necessary vouchers for accommodation
- Detailed maps with marked routes
- GPX tracks for mobile phone or Garmin device
- Emergency contact number and 24/7 support
- Tourist tax & VAT
Not included
- Guide services
- Flights
- Airport transfers
- Visas if required
- Meals, drinks, or snacks not previously mentioned
- Fees for any optional activities
Optional Extras
- Additional nights before/after the tour
- Walking equipment (walking poles, small backpack, basic rain jacket)
- How hard is the Vis Island Walking Tour?
- Do I need a visa to travel to Croatia?
- Are meals included on the Vis Island Walking Tour?
- Do I need insurance?
- How do I get to Split to start this tour?
- Is the Vis Island Walking Tour guided?
- Where does the Vis Island Walking Tour end?
- Do I need special vaccines to travel to Croatia?
- Are there any travel restrictions for Croatia?
- When is the best time to travel to Croatia for this tour?
We rate this tour as a 2/5. The trail surfaces are easily navigable, especially during the summer when they will most likely be dry. The total duration of the tour is also on the shorter side. However, each day involves relatively long hikes, and so a reasonable level of fitness is required. Good shoes or boots are essential, and previous hiking experience is recommended.
Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.
3 breakfasts are included as part of your accommodation bookings.
Yes, it is mandatory to have health and medical insurance to join this trip, and your insurance should cover hiking, as well as any optional activities you plan to do. Get your Travel Insurance.
Fly into the Split Airport (SPU). From here, central Split is approximately 30 minutes by taxi. There are public transit options, including an airport shuttle that stops at the Split central bus station.
No. You will be provided with all necessary information to complete your self-guided tour. Self-guided tours offer great flexibility in your day-to-day, but you should be comfortable with a higher degree of independence than you’d have on a guided tour.
The tour beings and ends in the city of Split. You can take a taxi, bus, or train to the Split Airport (SPU).
Check with your family doctor.
Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.
The best time to visit Croatia for this tour is between May and September when the weather tends to be the best. Those who want to enjoy the beaches might consider dealing with heavier crowds to enjoy the hotter weather of July and August.
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