Apartment Gusarica
Sleeps up to 4 people (2 +2). Located on the third floor with a terrace overlooking the sea.
Apartment Lucica
Sleeps up to 4 people (2 +2). Located on the third floor with a terrace overlooking the sea.
Apartment Jurkovica
Sleeps up to 4 people (2 +2). Located on the ground floor, has a terrace with partial sea view.
Apartment Kamenice
Sleeps up to 4 people (2 +2). Located on the ground floor, has a terrace with partial sea view.
Studio Perna
Sleeps up to 3 people (2 +1). Located on the second floor with a terrace overlooking the sea.
Studio Knezica
Sleeps up to 3 people (2 +1). Located on the second floor with a terrace overlooking the sea.
Room Kupinovac
Sleeps 2 people. Located on the ground floor, has a shared terrace (no sea view).
Room Barjoska
Sleeps 2 people. Located on the second floor, has a shared terrace (no sea view).
Room Templuz
Sleeps 2 people. Located on the second floor, has a shared terrace (no sea view).
How to Reach Us
From Split to Vis there are two operating ferry lines on a daily basis, and in the season three ferry lines.
Enjoy traditional dishes on the terrace of our family tavern „Jasmina“, watching the sunset and listening to the waves. The tavern is located just a few meters from the sea, in the Lucica bay port, and has a 40-year-old family tradition.
The most remote of all Croatian islands, covering an area of some 90.3 km2, is 45 miles from the coast (from Split), and some 60 miles from the Italian coast. Around the island of Vis there are numerous other smaller islands and islets.
Every year on the Town of Komiža Day (December 6th) traditionally an old wooden boat is burned as a ritual sacrifice for the salvation of sailors, fishermen and passengers, whose patron saint is St. Nikolas.
If you want to spend your holiday in peace and quiet, surrounded by the scents of lemons, oranges, and the grilled fish that will make you dizzy in stupor while strolling around the old town, you’ve come to the right place.
The experiences of our guests tells us stories about our newly renovated rooms that give a pleasant, positive energy and call for the rest and relaxation.
The natural beauty of the island can best be introduced from the sea. We start from Komiža south side to the bay Stiniva which is the most attractive because of its unusual natural look.
Sandy beach Porat on Biševo is located in the southwestern part of the island. The beach is ideal for families with small children. Covered with pine trees, there are several restaurants where you can enjoy the island’s famous wine
Blue Cave, is located in a small bay of Balun on Biševo. The cave has two openings, one smaller one artificially deepened, through which it can take a boat. The second opening is like the arch on the south side of the the cave, below sea level.
biševo is an island located about five nautical miles southwest of Komiže. to him several settlements, among which is the most famous bay port with a beautiful sandy beach.
Big game fishing is a popular social activity in the world, and it is also recognized in Croatia as a perfect blend of fun and adventure.
Sport fishing is an ideal fit in the concept of tourism development in Komiža, which has long been the most famous fishing spot and the hunting area in the Adriatic and beyond.
Big game fishing is traditionally held every year in July .
Fishermen’s night takes place on the first Saturday in August, and it’s a night known for good wine and grilled sardines given freely to visitors. At that time, the waterfront is full of people who are having a great time feeling the rhythms of the famous musical performers.
Rota Palagruzona is the festival of the sea, of the fishermen, and of the boats. Tourists who want true peace can sail to the distant Palagruža. Towards Palagruža, our most distant island, and in the honour of former offshore fishermen, sails out the traditional boat race headed by two falkuša gajetas.
In Komiža you can do many things, you can learn to dive in the diving centre, or you can learn to fly like a bird and watch Komiža from distant sky. The island of Vis is the only Croatian island with registered airfields for paragliding.
Visit us in late fall and early spring and enjoy the events that only Komiža offers.
St. Mikula’s Days (Decembre 6th)
Incineration of a sacrificial boat – a hundred years of tradition.
Every year on the December 6th, on the Town of Komiža Day, traditionally an old wooden boat is being burned as a ritual sacrifice to save sailors, fishermen and passengers, whose patron is St. Nicolas, and the ashes of the burned ship is used for the blessing of newly built ships.
Quarantore
The Catholic tradition of prayer and worship that lasts 40 hours (comes from the Italian word quaranta – forty, and ore – hours). The adoration begins one week before Easter on Palm Sunday and lasts until Wednesday at noon, the ritual is known as the act of exposing the Blessed Sacrament. At that time the church is decorated in a special way: the central altar is lined in red fabric and filled with white flowers and candles, which makes the ritual solemn and sublime. This practice can be seen in churches in Italy and here in Komiža.
Days of carob
The carob, an essential ingredient in many cakes, has its own special event. Organised by the Tourist Board of Komiža in late September, it is a kind of festival dedicated to the culture of carob, which is the oldest indigenous plant in Komiža, next to vine, both being two significant symbols of Komiža.
„The oldest living inhabitants of Croatian territory live on our island – the carob“, says Dr. Joško Božanić. In addition to fishing and vine cultivation, the carob growing was what put the bread on the table for many inhabitants of Komiža, and the carob growing is deeply rooted in our island’s past.
Komiža has processed carob for almost 50 years, since the only carob mill in the whole Croatia is right here – in Komiža.
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