Vis is an island in the Adriatic Sea, the furthest Croatian inhabited island. There are two towns on the island, Vis and Komiža, both located on the seacoast. Tourism is increasingly gaining on importance. Good quality accommodation in hotels or apartments, unpolluted environment with the crystal clear sea and marine scenery as well as the local specialties - seafood from the cleanest part of the Adriatic, various sports and recreation opportunities, they all constitute the offer of Vis, an island which emerged from a long period of isolation. VIS, a town and port in the eastern part of the northern coast of the island of Vis. Chief occupations are farming, wine production, fishing and tourism. The town of Vis is situated on the regional road. Ferry port, with ferry connections to Split. Situated in a deep bay, whose eastern coast abounds with large pebble beaches. KOMIŽA, a town and harbor at the foot of the Hum hill, on the western coast of the island of Vis. Economy is based on farming, vine and vegetable growing, fishing and fish processing, seafaring and in recent times on tourism. On the eastern coast of the bay are large sand and pebble beaches. Komiža has regular ferry connections with Split; the regional road connects Komiza with Vis.