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Vis has everything if you ask me. Great hosts, isolation, pristine nature, and the fact that really blows my mind. It has the unlikely ability to have your meals in a dining room overlooking the large peaceful bay that’s designed as the old tavern. An unbelievable experience, I’m telling you.
The last time I was on Vis, this great old guy persuaded me to go kayaking around the island. “There isn’t a better way to explore the island and discover those secret places you can’t find in brochures,” he explained.
So I did it. And yes, it freakin’ hurt for a week. I mean, it’s not something I’m used to, so all that rowing really took its toll on my body.
Awe. Yes, that’s the right word. And the one that repeats itself every time I’m thinking about Vis.
You see, just like Lastovo, Vis was one of the islands of the special military value due to its strategic position. Up until recently, it was off-limits for foreigners. Today, the remnants of all those military installations add to the entire experience because it looks really formidable when you start approaching all those fortresses and aforementioned submarine tunnels.
The old guy was right. There isn’t a better way to experience the island.
Now, if you are not into sailing, you can catch a ferry from Split. In some way, it’s sailing, but definitely cheaper than charter.
True, there aren’t much hotel accommodations, but on Vis, staying in a hotel would be a big mistake. Believe me, go private. You’d be stunned to see what people did out of their 500-year-old stone houses.
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