Discovery tour
400kn
per personBest of what the island has to offer in one tour
Two things defined Vis island the most during it’s turbulent history: its strategic position, which made it a point of great importance for naval and military powers of any period, and it’s long tradition of renowned wine making. Exploring these two sides will give you the insight into the rich history of the island like nothing before, as well as the opportunity to enjoy some off the best wines the island has to offer.
The price includes: local guide, transport, wine tasting
Minimum number of people: 3
Maximum number of people: 6
For larger groups please send inquiry for a special offer.
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DepartureTown of Vis
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Departure Time3.30 PM
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Return Time7.30 PM
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Dress CodeCasual. Comfortable athletic clothing, hiking shoes, hat, light jacket.
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IncludeCar TransfersPersonal GuideWine TastingFood Tasting
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Not IncludedBreakfastAccommodationEntry FeesWaterLunchBoat TransfersBike Equipment
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Fort George III.
Our first stop on the tour is the cornerstone of the British fortification system - fort George III., built in 1813. Here we'll talk about British plans for the island, lasting legacy they left behind, as well as the Battle of Lissa in 1866 in which the British forts proved their worth
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Parja bay
Our next stop is the so-called "submarine tunnel" in the Parja bay. It was built in the 1980's as a new and more efficient method of defense, and here we'll explain the importance of Vis as a naval base for the Yugoslav Navy.
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Nova Pošta
Next we'll see the defensive emplacements that protected the northern entrance to Vis harbor - four artillery batteries that were part of the defensive grid of the Adriatic. We'll also share with you some of the anecdotes from the former soldiers that were stationed there, to give you a glimpse in their everyday life
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Mt. Hum
We'll take a break from the gloomy tunnels by visiting the highest point of the island, where we'll enjoy in a stunning view of the town of Komiža and most of the surrounding islands.
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Allied airfield
On our return back to Vis town we'll stop at the sightseeing point Križ, where we'll have an excellent view of Plisko polje and the former Allied airfield and we'll talk about Alllied soldiers that were stationed here and their experiences.
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Wine & Food tasting
Our last stop on the tour is one of the most unique wineries you'll ever see: a former military tunnel which maintains constant temperature and humidity levels throughout the year - perfect for creating exquisite vintages. The ambiance makes for the perfect end of the tour, and the wine tasting and sampling of the local finger food guarantees that you'll leave in great mood!
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