In the middle of the blue Adriatic, far from the mainland, four islands of special power and stories emerge from the sea. Svetac, once a lively fishing island, preserves the memory of life in harsh conditions and the struggle of man with the sea. Brusnik and Jabuka, born from fire, are unique in their magmatic origin and black rocks that protrude from the open sea like sculptures. Brusnik slowly "grows" from the sea, while Jabuka, resembling a black pyramid, defies everything, offering no shelter to a single ship. The most distant and largest of them, Palagruža, has been a landmark for sailors for centuries, a mythical place of ancient stories and the scene of numerous shipwrecks. These islands are not just geographical points on the map - they are natural monuments, witnesses of geological processes, fishing ventures and maritime legends. Each of them tells a different story, and together they form a unique whole - the black pearls of the open sea, the precious heritage of the Adriatic.

Komiža and Biševo preserve the unique heritage of the Adriatic – from natural wonders to cultural and historical monuments. The Blue and Medvidina caves bear witness to the beauty and power of the sea, while the Komuna Castle and the Fisherman’s Museum tell the story of centuries-old fishing tradition and the unique falkuša boats. The fortified monastery and church of St. Nicholas, known as Muster, have been the spiritual and defensive center of Komiža for centuries, and special rituals are still held there today. In the 20th century, fishing skills turned into industry – fish processing factories and the legendary Neptune have fed Komiža for more than a century. All these stories together form a mosaic of life in which the sea, faith and work have shaped the identity of this place.

Komiža lives through a series of events that combine tradition, togetherness and love for the sea. The Biševo Trail connects sport and nature, and the Children's Kalanko Festival brings joy to the youngest through play and creativity. Fisherman's Night and Biševo Night celebrate the centuries-old fishing spirit and island customs, while Zalogaj velikog mora brings the entire island together around gastronomy, music and socializing. A special place is occupied by Rota Palagružona, the oldest regatta in Europe, which preserves the memory of the brave fishermen of Komiža and their maritime heritage. Together, these events create a unique story about the identity, tradition and life of the island of Vis.

From pebble coves sheltered by pine forests to sunny stone terraces with crystal clear sea - there are beaches here for every taste. Some are ideal for family vacations and carefree swimming, while others offer peace and solitude far from the crowds. A special atmosphere is created by hidden coves that can only be reached on foot or by boat, where the sea takes on the most beautiful shades of blue.