Stiniva

The hike is 20m down 20m up medium-slow tempo. you can make it in sandals easily, if you are not sure then bring sneakers. The beach is very atmospheric bring glasses to look underwater. early morning are the best before it’s too crowded

Disclaimer: My partner has a heart condition and she was the one that wanted to visit, I did not force her to go on this hike, but I did support her throughout it. This place is truly amazing. So far it's been the most beautiful beach we've visited, and we've seen quite a few really great looking ones. There are two ways to get there. Via car + hike. Or via boat. Not sure about the costs of the boat ride, but a return trip with Smile Taxi from Komiža was 60 EUR. I have included some photos and a video to try and give you a taste of the most difficult parts of the hike. I would say it's a medium level hike. People say it takes 15 min each way. I clocked our ascent at 35-37 minutes with a lot of breaks for my partner to be able to rest along the way. The hike is not very difficult, but does require some caution. There are parts with very sharp rocks, parts with sliding rocks, parts where a bit of climbing may be required. But if my partner with a heart disease and other illnesses was able to make it, you can probably do too. And the beach is really worth it. It's a stoney kind of beach, with lots of rounded stones of various sizes.

Stiniva Beach is hands down the most beautiful beach I’ve ever seen in my life. Tucked away in a secluded cove with crystal-clear water and beautiful high cliffs surrounding you, it feels like stepping into a hidden paradise. The atmosphere is peaceful and almost surreal, especially in the early morning when the light is soft and the crowds haven’t arrived yet. Getting there requires a bit of a hike, about 20 minutes down and another 20 back up at a medium-slow pace. It’s not too difficult, but definitely not ideal for sandals and flip flops. Do yourself a favor and bring sneakers or proper walking shoes and the sandals/flip flops you can save them in to the bag and then have them on the beach. Once you reach the beach, you’ll want to stay a while. Bring snorkeling glasses, the underwater view is amazing. The water is so clear you can see fish swimming all around, and the calmness of the bay makes it perfect for a relaxing swim. There’s also a small café called Tavern Peruka right near the beach. It’s a great spot to grab a coffee, soda, juice, or even a sandwich. Prices start at around €4 and go up from there. They accept both card and cash, which is super convenient. If you’re visiting Vis, Stiniva is an absolute must. There is no wifi or phone signal. Just go early, bring the right shoes, and take your time soaking it all in you won’t regret it. Enjoy!☺️

Stiniva on Vis Island is an incredible beach known for its impressive cliffs that form a beautiful, secluded cove. Getting there involves a very steep 15-30 minute hike, with some parts being quite slippery. Alternatively, you can arrive by boat, but if so, you will need to take a dinghy or swim to the shore. So, be ready for some adventure. The beach is a mix of pebbles and rocks with crystal-clear, blue water perfect for swimming. Arrive early to beat the crowds, as it gets busy, especially with boats bringing tourists later in the day. Even better, visit outside the peak season. There is a small local bar for drinks, which unfortunately, due to some over-commercialisation (loud music, additional building, and occupying the beach with sunbeds), somewhat spoils the original natural experience. Expect higher prices. Though it is popular and can be crowded, if you are on Vis, Stiniva beach is a must-see for its stunning natural beauty. Just wear good shoes, bring water, and be prepared for the hike back up! The amazing views and unique setting make it totally worth it.

A real hidden gem on Vis worth the rocky trek down. We got a moped from the port area and it took us around 30 mins to arrive and then a hike literally down a cliff to get to the beach. Manageable for all ages if you’re comfortable with rocky paths and the 15/20 minute hike is 100% worth it for the beach. There is a bathroom and small food place at the bottom with rentable deck chairs but we just laid out on the pebbles. The cove was a small piece of paradise with clear water perfect for swimming and snorkelling. We even saw a couple rock climbing and people paddle boarding in from boats. A definite must-visit when on the island 💙🦋

You can jump to the water from the left side of the entrance to the beach. There are many boats.

Beautiful spot but very steep hike down and very busy even on a rainy day

It matches the beauty of the photos I saw before coming here. Despite there being many bost tours it didn't feel crowded. Was able to get a few shots and photos without many people in it.