Komiza, on the central Dalmatian island of Vis, connected to the mainland by daily ferry lines Split-Vis, is situated in a bay on the western coast of the island of Vis at the foot of 600 m high mount Hum. Komiza is popular with tourists because of its splendid beaches. The eastern coast of the bay of Komiza is mostly dotted with pebble beaches (Gusarica, Nova posta, Velo zalo and others), while there are also some sandy beaches. The inhabitants grow grapes and fruit on the fertile fields in the interior, while the island is primarily known for carob and its wines. Due to its distance from the mainland, the waters surrounding Vis are rich in fish, shellfish and mollusks, therefore the island's traditional cuisine is based on seafood. Outdoor enthusiasts can play boccia, basketball, volleyball, handball and soccer, or go diving, surfing and sailing. To those looking for cultural events, we recommend the Komiza Summer Festival when songs by traditional men's choirs can be heard throughout Komiza.
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