Vis – Guide de voyage Croatie

The principal town on Croatia's most remote inhabited island, which was a closed military zone until 1989 and thus uniquely preserved from mass tourism development. Vis town has a long double waterfront — the ancient Issa settlement on one side and the Austrian-built Kut neighbourhood on the other — lined with palaces, garden restaurants, and Roman ruins. The island is celebrated for its exceptional cuisine, the native Vugava white wine, the Blue Cave, and dramatic war-era tunnels. It is widely regarded as the most authentic and beautiful island in Dalmatia.

The principal town on Croatia's most remote inhabited island, which was a closed military zone until 1989 and thus uniquely preserved from mass tourism development. Vis town has a long double waterfront — the ancient Issa settlement on one side and the Austrian-built Kut neighbourhood on the other — lined with palaces, garden restaurants, and Roman ruins. The island is celebrated for its exceptional cuisine, the native Vugava white wine, the Blue Cave, and dramatic war-era tunnels. It is widely regarded as the most authentic and beautiful island in Dalmatia. Vis est situé en Croatie, sur la côte adriatique. Meilleurs mois pour visiter : May, June, July, August, September. Pour éviter les foules du pic estival (juillet–août), privilégiez mai–juin ou septembre–octobre — la mer reste chaude, les prix baissent et les attractions sont moins fréquentées. La Croatie est membre de l'UE depuis 2013 et a adopté l'Euro (EUR) en janvier 2023. Trouvez les prévisions météo, les prévisions de fréquentation et les conseils de voyage sur cette page.