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PLISKO POLJE

A fifteen minute drive along the old Austrian road from Vis you will come to Plisko polje – field cover with vineyards and other grows. In its village lives around twenty people throughout the year and are occupied with viticulture and olive growing but in the summer time everything turns to tourism. In the village the Roki farming family is well known and close to their farm is a real cricket pitch. Their place is well known for a good wine, a modern winery and a tavern that serves top quality Peka – local dish. Further ahead, in a westerly direction, you can still see the red and white pillars left over from the 2. World War used to marked the runway of the Allied British Airfield.

Good to Know

Location
In a a meddle of the island
Accessible
By car or bike
Entrance Fee
No
What's so special
It was a British Allied Airfield in WW2
Fun Fact
In 2002. cricket club Sir William Hoste were founded here and it is one of three cricket clubs that exist in Croatia.

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