• Fort George - Constructed by the British in 1812, this fort remains in its original state. It now operates as a bar and restaurant during the day and transforms into a nightclub at night.
• Mount Hum - Standing at 587 meters, this peak on the Island of Vis is often the final stop of the tour. From the summit, one can view a third of the Croatian Adriatic Sea, offering breathtaking sunsets daily.
• Stiniva Cove - Stiniva needs no introduction. Although it takes some time to descend, the 15-minute walk is manageable. It has been voted Europe’s most beautiful beach for three consecutive years.
• Raketna baza Stupišće - Built in the early 1950s by the Yugoslav National Army, this site served to protect the entrance to the Adriatic Sea. It still features an intact underground military base with tunnel complexes wide enough for two trucks to pass. It’s a unique sight to behold. The complex is extensive, requiring about 20 minutes to explore with flashlights.
• Island of Vis - Enjoy a comprehensive sightseeing tour in a 4x4, including wine tastings, heritage, and culture, all customizable to guests’ preferences. The island is small, with everything just 15 minutes away.

• Private transportation
• Licensed and experienced tour guide
• Insightful commentary and travel information

• Alcoholic beverages

Quite inherently, an island is a standout feature. As a community guide, I present all its allure to my visitors. Some patrons fancy our local vintages, some show keen interest in our historical legacy, while others are awestruck by the mountain peaks and breathtaking panoramic visuals. Over a span of a decade, I’ve also developed photography skills, as my guests frequently request me to capture their moments, albeit I never get to be in the frame. Essentially, I am skilled at meeting various demands. Ultimately our focus is to cater to each visitor’s unique tastes and interests, we can handle it all.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.