One week. Everything included. Just show up.
Eight days and seven nights on Vis — Croatia’s wildest island. Sea kayaking, cliff jumping, military cave exploration, guided hikes, Stiniva cove, crystal-water swimming, and every meal is homecooked, all drinks, transfer and pieces of equipment taken care of. For twelve guests at a time. No more.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Who we are
What the week looks like for that price
There’s no rigid timetable — the sea and the light decide some things. But every day has the same shape: an active morning, an adventurous afternoon, a long dinner with good food and better company. You won’t need to make a single decision. We’ve already made them.
A typical day on Vis
Early morning — exercise session on the water’s edge and swimming. Nothing brutal, nothing optional. Just a good start.
Morning — the main activity. Sea kayaking along the coast, a guided hike into the island’s interior, or an excursion by boat. You’ll be moving, and you’ll be somewhere worth being. You will be in touch with the sea. Sea calms our minds.
Midday — some more swimming. Vis has some of the clearest water in the Adriatic. You will spend a lot of time in it.
Afternoon — exploration. The ex-military caves, the path down to Stiniva, cliff jumping at a spot we’ve spent years finding. Or nothing at all — that’s allowed too.
Evening — dinner together. Local food, local wine, the kind of table where no one looks at their phone or spend some time relaxing, enjoying, meditating.
By day three, you’ll have done things you’ll be telling people about for years. By day seven, you won’t want to leave.
ACTIVITIES IN DETAIL
What you’ll do
Sea kayaking
Guided kayaking along Vis’s coastline — into sea caves, around limestone headlands, past water so clear you can see the bottom from twenty metres up. No experience needed. We’ll sort you out.
Guided hikes
The interior of Vis is almost entirely unknown to tourists. Terraced hillsides, abandoned hilltop fortifications, views across the Adriatic that stop you mid-sentence. Our guides know paths you won’t find on any map.
Ex-military submarine caves
During the Yugoslav era, Vis was a closed military zone. The submarines are gone, but the caves carved into the rock to shelter them are still there. Getting inside them is one of the most quietly extraordinary things you can do in the Mediterranean. This is not a tourist attraction. It’s the real thing.
Stiniva beach cove
Stiniva is one of the most photographed places in Croatia — a beach enclosed by two towering limestone cliffs, reachable only by sea or by a steep path very few people bother with. We go by water. It’s worth every stroke.
Cliff jumping
Optional — but most people jump. We know the spots: deep, clear water, safe entry points, the right height for the right level of nerve. First-timers and regulars both find what they’re looking for.
Morning exercise
Every morning, before the day begins properly. A structured session — not a gym class, not yoga, something more useful than either. Sets you up for everything that follows.
Swimming
Not a scheduled activity — more of a constant. The water around Vis is cold, clear, and worth getting into as often as possible. You’ll find your own spots by day two.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
What's included — all of it
One price covers everything on the island. No extras, no supplements, no surprises when you get home.
- 7 nights accommodation (double or family room), 8 days of enjoyment
- All meals — 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 3 dinner – all home-cooked by a professional chef
- All drinks — wine, beer, soft drinks, water
- Sea kayaking — fully guided, all equipment provided
- Guided hikes — routes, guide, everything
- Biking trips — routes, guide, rental
- Morning exercise sessions — daily
- Ex-military cave excursion
- Stiniva beach cove trip
- Cliff jumping — guided, with safety briefing
- All swimming spots and access
- All equipment rental — kayaks, wetsuits, snorkelling gear
- All island transfers — seaport to accommodation and back, plus all activity transport
- Full week organisation and guiding
What’s not included:
– Flights to Croatia (we recommend flying into Split)
– Travel insurance (required — we’ll let you know what to look for)
– Personal spending money for anything off the island
– Gratuities (never expected, always appreciated)
If you’ve ever tried to price up a week like this from scratch — accommodation, guided kayaking, cave tours, all meals, transfers — you’ll know that €1,799 is not what it costs to do this yourself.
PRICING
Pricing
One price. Everything included. No surprises
A deposit of 30% secures your week. The balance is due 8 weeks before arrival.
Prices are set for July and August.
April, May, June and September the prices are 1399 € per adult, 799 € per child, family of 4: 3599€, family of 5: 4399 €. Early bird (book 6+ months ahead is 100 € pp off).
ROOMS
Conclusion
The week costs what it costs. And it’s worth every cent.
When you add up what you’d pay booking this yourself — the kayaks, the guides, the food, the transfers, the caves — you’d pay more. And you’d still have to organise all of it.
One price. One island. Twelve guests. Everything on this page is included. Nothing is left to book, plan or worry about. You just need to decide when.
Next departure: 16 May 2026 · 4 spaces remaining