The house is located in the center of Vis, only 5 minutes from the ferry port. Nearby are all the shops, restaurants, pizzerias, two agencies where you can rent bicycles, cars and cars, a park with a children's playground and an ambulance. The apartment is in a quiet street 50 m from the sea, in a stone house of historical value along the Perast tower.

My name is Mila Defar. I graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb for a kindergarten teacher. I lived for a long time in Zagreb and five years ago I went back to the beautiful Vis where I live and enjoy now. I would love to introduce you all the great beauties of this small island, I will try to be a good host.

Are you having a busy life, stress and fast food? Leave it all and go to Vis where you will be bathed in sunshine and refreshed with domestic sea food. Instead of fast food, try local specialties such as octopus calves, lobster, marinated fish with grain and overcook. Taste this delicious and freshly cooked food with authentic over-the-vine wines - a long-lasting and world-famous little blue. For such a small and remote island, Vis has a remarkably rich history. In the ancient times, it was first Greek and Roman colonies. Visas were ruled by the Venetians for a time, while the British and Austrians fought with their fortresses that still stand as a monument to its burning and distinctive past. The past has left its clues in an overt speech in which the influence of Italian, German, English and even Hungarians is felt. History lovers should visit the Archaeological Museum in the City of Vis (an Austrian fortress from the 19 th century), where a collection of more than six Greek amphorae and a beautiful bronze head of the goddess Artemis is kept. In addition, the remains of the Greek colony Issa at the foot of Mount Gradine, not far from the town of Visa on the north side of th