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how to get to vis croatia

by Dr. Madyson Kuhlman Published 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago
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Most people get to Vis by car ferry from Split.
There are also passenger-only catamarans that visit Vis. You can get direct ferries to Vis to and from Hvar town on the island of Hvar and Milna on the island of Brač (keep in mind that there are Milnas on several Croatian islands, including Vis!).

How do you get to the island of Vis in Croatia?

You can travel to Vis island from Split by catamaran, ferry or speedboat. Jadrolinija operates a year-round daily catamaran and twice-daily ferry from Split to Vis. The catamaran takes one and a half hours whilst the ferry takes two hours and 20 minutes to reach.

Is Vis Croatia worth visiting?

1: It's relatively untouched Indeed, the World Wildlife Fund declared that Vis is one of the ten best-preserved islands in the Mediterranean – and it can certainly be seen in the flora and fauna of the island. Vis is one of the few Croatian isles where you can still spot a hedgehog or two.

How long is ferry from Split to Vis?

Split to Vis Ferries In the low season it runs 3 to 5 journeys per day, in total 23 times per week. Journey time is between 1 hour 10 minutes and 2 hours 20 minutes depending on the route. Ticket prices for foot passangers range from 45 Kn to 150 Kn.

How do I get to Vis from Hvar?

The quickest way to get from Hvar (Island) to Vis is to line 9602 Catamaran which costs 24 kn - 30 kn and takes 50 min. Is there a direct ferry between Hvar (Island) and Vis? Yes, there is a direct ferry departing from Hvar and arriving at Vis. Services depart once a week, and operate Tuesday.

How many days do you need in Vis island?

I recommend spending at least three days on Vis, but you could easily stretch it into a week if you wanted a more relaxed trip.

Do you need a car on Vis island?

If you're staying in Vis town (and there are compelling reasons why you should) you don't need a car. It takes about 20 minutes to walk around the harbour to Kut, the oldest and prettiest part, where most people stay.

Which is better Vis or Hvar?

I would say go to Hvar. Hvar Town is prettier than Vis Town or Komiza. Your could make more use of your car on Hvar as its much larger. Also there are two ferry routes to Hvar so you don't need to retrace your steps back to Split.

Can you do a day trip from Split to Vis?

Visitors who are based in Split and want to plan a day trip to Vis Island can do so using the local Split to Vis Ferry. Just note that while a day trip from Split to Vis is possible via ferry, how much time visitors will have to explore the island will depend on that day's ferry schedule.

How much is a car ferry from Split to Vis?

Split to Vis The earliest departure from Split is at 09:00 (AM) arriving to Vis at 11:20 (AM). The latest departure is at 21:00 arriving at 23:20. Prices for a one way adult ticket range from 8 € to 13 €.

How long is the ferry from Hvar to Vis?

between 40 minutes and 55 minutesJourney time is between 40 minutes and 55 minutes depending on the route.

How far is Split to Vis?

Distance between Split and Vis is 54 KM / 33.9 miles.

How long is the ferry from Hvar to Split?

There are two car ferry services linking the island to Split. The faster and more convenient option is to take the ferry from Stari Grad, a 25- to 35-minute drive from Hvar Town. There are up to six departures a day in the high season and the ferry ride to Split takes two hours.

What is Vis Croatia known for?

The island produces some of Croatia's most exclusive wines, such as Plavac and Vugava. In recent years, Vis has become 'famous' as being one of the filming locations for Mamma Mia 2! (In which it 'pretended' to be a Greek island!)

Which is the best Croatian island to visit?

Best Islands to Visit in CroatiaHvar. Situated in the central Dalmatian archipelago, the sunshine island of Hvar boasts stunning fragrant lavender fields, a beautiful coastline of secluded coves and perfect bays, and a cosmopolitan vibe. ... Korcula. ... Vis. ... Brac. ... Losinj. ... Rab. ... Mljet.

What is Vis known for?

Vis is known for two wines: the full-flavoured red Plavac Mali and the dry white Vugava, cultivated in the island's sandy soil for thousands of years. Leading its modern-day revival has been local winemaker Antonio Lipanović.

Can you stay on Vis?

Most of this much-loved musical was filmed in both Vis Town, Komiza and Barjoska Beach. There are two main places to stay in Vis and interestingly, there is a friendly-rivalry between them.

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