

by Adrenaline Quad Safari Vis
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€198This 2 to 3-hour adrenaline quad safari tour on Vis Island begins with a 20-minute ride to Raketna Baza Stupisce, an abandoned Yugoslav military cannon base. Visitors explore tunnels inside the base while the guide explains its history. Afterward, the group rides through the deserted missile center, with opportunities for photos. The tour continues with a 20-minute stop at a World War II site where British forces built a secret landing strip that played an important role in the Mediterranean conflict. Next, the tour reaches Vis Town, which has origins as a Greek colony from the 4th century BC and later experienced Roman, Venetian, Ottoman, and Habsburg rule. This stop lasts about 20 minutes and allows time to see key landmarks. The final stop is Mount Hum, the island's highest peak, where visitors spend 25 minutes enjoying panoramic views of Komiža town and the Komiža archipelago. The tour is conducted entirely on quad bikes, includes all fees and taxes, and excludes alcoholic drinks.
Raketna Baza Stupisce
The tour starts with a 20-minute ride to an abandoned Yugoslav military cannon base on Vis Island. Visitors enter the base’s tunnels, where the guide explains historical details. Afterwards, the group rides through the deserted missile center and can take photos of the site.
35 min
World War II Landing Strip Site
This stop lasts 20 minutes and highlights a secret landing strip built by British forces during World War II. The site played a key role in the Mediterranean theater, reflecting Vis Island’s strategic importance to Axis and Allied forces.
20 min
Vis
Visitors spend 20 minutes in Vis Town, which dates back to Greek colonization in the 4th century BC. The town’s history includes periods under Roman, Venetian, Ottoman, and Habsburg rule, making it a place with multiple historical layers.
20 min
Mount Hum
The final 25-minute stop is at Mount Hum, the highest point on Vis Island. From here, guests can see Komiža town and the islands in the Komiža archipelago.
25 min
The meeting point is at Ames excursions agency, 15 minutes before the tour starts.
End point
The meeting point is at Ames excursions agency, 15 minutes before the tour starts.


by Adrenaline Quad Safari Vis
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€198This 2 to 3-hour adrenaline quad safari tour on Vis Island begins with a 20-minute ride to Raketna Baza Stupisce, an abandoned Yugoslav military cannon base. Visitors explore tunnels inside the base while the guide explains its history. Afterward, the group rides through the deserted missile center, with opportunities for photos. The tour continues with a 20-minute stop at a World War II site where British forces built a secret landing strip that played an important role in the Mediterranean conflict. Next, the tour reaches Vis Town, which has origins as a Greek colony from the 4th century BC and later experienced Roman, Venetian, Ottoman, and Habsburg rule. This stop lasts about 20 minutes and allows time to see key landmarks. The final stop is Mount Hum, the island's highest peak, where visitors spend 25 minutes enjoying panoramic views of Komiža town and the Komiža archipelago. The tour is conducted entirely on quad bikes, includes all fees and taxes, and excludes alcoholic drinks.
Raketna Baza Stupisce
The tour starts with a 20-minute ride to an abandoned Yugoslav military cannon base on Vis Island. Visitors enter the base’s tunnels, where the guide explains historical details. Afterwards, the group rides through the deserted missile center and can take photos of the site.
35 min
World War II Landing Strip Site
This stop lasts 20 minutes and highlights a secret landing strip built by British forces during World War II. The site played a key role in the Mediterranean theater, reflecting Vis Island’s strategic importance to Axis and Allied forces.
20 min
Vis
Visitors spend 20 minutes in Vis Town, which dates back to Greek colonization in the 4th century BC. The town’s history includes periods under Roman, Venetian, Ottoman, and Habsburg rule, making it a place with multiple historical layers.
20 min
Mount Hum
The final 25-minute stop is at Mount Hum, the highest point on Vis Island. From here, guests can see Komiža town and the islands in the Komiža archipelago.
25 min
The meeting point is at Ames excursions agency, 15 minutes before the tour starts.
End point
The meeting point is at Ames excursions agency, 15 minutes before the tour starts.