Vis to Split to Dubrovnik

We left for Dubrovnik this morning.Daniel read his book so to him it felt short! when we got there we where soon on our way to  a walled city,there we walked on top of the wall and had dinner and dessert.Then we went home.The whole day was very(temperature)hot.

- daniel


Once we arrived in Dubrovnik, we walked the walls on top of the city. It's bizarre how the cruise ships drwarf the city.

Croatia - Vis cuisine

Croatia - Vis Island beaches

The beaches on Vis are some of the most beautiful and uninhabited ones I've been to. The water is crystal clear. There are no sand beaches however - white stones instead.

One of the highlights was the visit to the blue cave on the island of Bisevo. You enter through a small opening of the cave (everyone in the boat has to duck their heads, except Daniel) and then your jaw drops open...the water is glowing the most glorious blue color.

You can check out a 360 of one of the beaches here:

http://360.io/eLxb6J

Croatia - Vis Island

Vis is a magical island and perfect place to get away from the world and really feel like you are on vacation. The island has 2 main towns - Vis and Komiza, which are about 10km apart. We stayed in old Vis town, which was perfect - close to everything. We rented a car (an old fiat convertible!) and discovered the gorgeous secluded beaches - one was a steep hike down (totally worth it), and another was a down a windy gravel road (we wondered if the fiat would make it back up). Once you reach these beaches, there are only a few people - no americans - white rocks and sparkling blue water which is crystal clear. The scenery is outstanding.

The people of Vis are extremely nice, friendly, and relaxing. Everyone wishes you a happy vacation, and nobody bothers you or tries to sell you wares. The food is incredible, all fresh fish, eggplant, zucchini, olives and figs. Dave and Daniel had a difficult time deciding each night on either gelato or crepes. Each night, we found a new yummy place to eat either in Vis or nearby Kut. Strolling along the waterfront, you walk down ancient streets, past gorgeous sailboats with everyone hanging out on their deck, enjoying a cappuccino or crepe from a nearby street vendor.

Croatia - Hvar Island