Komiža is a small Croatian port town with about 1,400 inhabitants, located on the west coast of the island of Vis in the Adriatic Sea, at the foot of the 587-m-high mountain Hum. The settlement was first documented in the 12th century. The population lives mainly from agriculture, fishing and tourism.
Cruise offers to the port Komiza, Vis / Croatia
In the port of Komiža rises the Venetian castle built in 1585. Today in part it hosts a fishing museum. One of the most important exhibits is the Falkusa, an authentic fishing boat which was once used for sardine fishing. Above the town you will find a Benedictine monastery from the 12th century which was established when the monks had to flee from the pirates. About 100 steps lead from the city center to an one-hour walk to the infamous "Tito's Cave", which the dictator Tito had made a while his headquarters for safety reasons. If you want to just relax a little bit, then sit down at one of the small cafes in the harbor line of the city which is closed to motor traffic.
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