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Building land for sale on Vis island
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Property Details:
- Categories: Land
- Square meters: 2468
About this Property:
Building land for sale on Vis island
(BL-VV-ZR-01)
Building land for sale on Vis island in a wonderful small bay Rogacic on the north side of the island, on the entrance to the Vis harbor.
The land is located very close to the sea, around 30 meters, and around 15 minutes by foot from the city of Vis. The location provides a fenomenal view over the bay and the sea. This position in a bay also shelters the land from all the winds.
Size of the land is 2468 square meters.
The island of Vis is a small Croatian pearl hiding in the Adriatic sea as the most distant inhabited island from the mainland of Central Dalmatia. The island is a favorite to many who just wish to enjoy their holiday with relaxation, and Vis, still undiscovered by the big masses of tourists, is a perfect destination. It is located in the open sea and was hence a military zone for years, but after this was finished, the island started to come to life and there were many things to show to the outside world. The island’s natural beauty and cultural heritage is something that will make you want to stay forever. There is a small archipelago surrounding Vis and it is consisted of a number of smaller islands such as Jabuka, Budikovac, Ravnik, Bisevo, Svetac, Palagruza. If you were to look to the south east, you would find another small archipelago of the island Lastovo, so beautiful it is nowadays protected as a park of nature.
The two most important settlements to visit on Vis are the harbour Vis, located on the north- east side of the island, and Komiza bay on the west of the islands. The regular daily bus line between them makes it easy to jump from one to another. As an old military base, Vis has a number of fortresses. Some of these are the Perst tower standing in the port, George’s Fortress called Fortica by the locals,Bentich fortress, the Levaman battery ( or our Lady’s fortress) built by the Austrians and today the Archaeological Museum, Robertson fortress and others.
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