Rogačić zapad, Rogačić (Vis) Beach, Croatia

Beach character

The beach is part of the Rogačić coastline, which is characterized by its natural contours and integration with the surrounding landscape. While specific details about the beach’s features are not provided in the catalog, the broader area of Vis is renowned for its unspoiled shores, limestone cliffs, and tranquil waters. The island’s geography, shaped by the Adriatic Sea, offers a setting where visitors can experience the traditional charm of the Dalmatian coast.

Swimming and shore

The Adriatic Sea, which borders Vis, is known for its generally calm waters and clear visibility, making it a favorable environment for swimming and other water activities. While no specific details about the beach’s shoreline or water conditions are available, the region’s natural features suggest a setting where visitors can enjoy the sea’s tranquility. The absence of structured amenities or facilities means the beach remains in its natural state, reflecting the island’s emphasis on preserving its coastal environment.

Facilities and activities

No specific facilities or structured activities are listed for Rogačić zapad. The beach appears to be a natural, undeveloped stretch of coastline, consistent with the broader character of Vis, which prioritizes conservation over commercialization. Visitors are likely to find the area suitable for simple activities such as sunbathing, walking along the shore, or enjoying the views of the surrounding sea and cliffs.

Access and location

Rogačić is a village on the island of Vis, which is part of the Split-Dalmatia County in Croatia. Access to the island is typically via ferry services from the mainland, with routes connecting to towns such as Split and Šibenik. The beach is located within the village, making it accessible to those staying in or visiting Rogačić. The island’s position in the Adriatic Sea places it within a region that is popular with sailors and yachters, offering opportunities to explore the surrounding waters and nearby islands.

Practical tips

As the beach is not explicitly described in the catalog, visitors are advised to check local guidelines or inquire with accommodation providers in Rogačić for any specific information about access or conditions. The broader area of Vis is known for its seasonal variations, with summer months being the most popular for beach visits. Those planning to explore the region may also consider nearby points of interest, such as the island’s historical sites or other coastal areas.

The Island of Vis: A Brief Overview

Vis is a small island in the Adriatic Sea, known for its unspoiled natural environment and historical significance. During the Yugoslav era, the island was a closed military zone, contributing to its preservation of traditional Dalmatian culture and landscapes. Today, it attracts visitors interested in its natural beauty, historical sites, and opportunities for sailing and exploration. The island’s coastal areas, including Rogačić, offer a glimpse into the traditional way of life that has been maintained despite its proximity to modern tourism hubs.

Anchorages in the surrounding area

Anchorages in the surrounding area include nearby options such as Anchorage — vis and Parja — vis.

• Anchorage — vis — 0.1 NM from beach
• Parja — vis — 0.2 NM from beach
• Anchorage — vis — 0.3 NM from beach
• Stonca — vis — 0.6 NM from beach
• Vis luka — 0.8 NM from beach
• Anchorage — vis — 1.1 NM from beach
• Anchorage — kut — vis — 1.2 NM from beach
• Anchorage — vis — 2.5 NM from beach

Distances are straight-line geographic distances, not sailing routes.

Mooring buoys in the surrounding area

Mooring buoys in the surrounding area feature locations like Jetty — vis and Buoy field — vis.

• Jetty — vis — 0.2 NM from beach
• Buoy field — vis — 0.9 NM from beach
• Jetty — vis — 1.1 NM from beach
• Konoba Stončica jetty — vis — 2.7 NM from beach
• Stončica — stoncica — vis — 2.7 NM from beach

Distances are straight-line geographic distances, not sailing routes.

Marine fuel stations

Marine fuel stations nearby include Petrol station Ina — vis and other stations on nearby islands.

• Petrol station Ina — vis — 0.7 NM from beach
• Fuel station — hvar — 12.7 NM from beach
• Ina — milna brac — 19.0 NM from beach
• Fuel station — rogac — solta — 20.0 NM from beach

Distances are straight-line geographic distances, not sailing routes.

Harbours in the surrounding area

• Rogačić — vis — 0.1 NM from beach
• Luka — vis — 0.9 NM from beach
• Kut — vis — 1.2 NM from beach
• Komiža — komiza — vis — 4.5 NM from beach
• Hvar — 12.7 NM from beach
• Vira — hvar — 12.8 NM from beach

Distances are straight-line geographic distances, not sailing routes.

Marinas in the surrounding area

Marinas in the surrounding area include ACI Marina Palmižana and others located on nearby islands.

• ACI Marina Palmižana — aci marina palmizana — st klement — 10.7 NM from beach
• Marina Milna Kanarija — milna brac — 19.0 NM from beach
• Marina Vlaška — milna brac — 19.0 NM from beach
• ACI Marina Milna — milna brac — 19.1 NM from beach
• Marina Martinis Marchi — maslinica — solta — 19.4 NM from beach

Distances are straight-line geographic distances, not sailing routes.

Restaurants near the beach

Restaurants near the beach include Fort George — vis and Gostiona Vis, providing dining options in the vicinity.

• Fort George — vis — 0.7 NM from beach
• Gostiona Vis — 0.9 NM from beach
• Pizzeria Charly — vis — 0.9 NM from beach
• Lola Konoba — vis — 0.9 NM from beach
• Nona Darinka — vis — 1.0 NM from beach
• Restaurant — vis — 1.0 NM from beach
• Konoba Kantun — vis — 1.0 NM from beach

Distances are straight-line geographic distances, not sailing routes.

Navigation guides for the surrounding area

Navigation guides for the surrounding area include Uvala Stoncica and Komiža, aiding route planning in the region.

• Uvala Stoncica — 3.0 NM from beach
• Komiža — 4.4 NM from beach
• Luka Soline — 9.6 NM from beach
• Uvala Tarsce — 10.0 NM from beach
• Uvala Stari Stani — 10.2 NM from beach

Distances are straight-line geographic distances, not sailing routes.

Yachts from nearby departure bases

Yachts from nearby departure bases include those based at Milna Marina Vlaška and Šolta Rogač.

Sailing yachts

• Hanse 505 (AVALON) — Milna Marina Vlaška — 19.0 NM from departure base to beach
• Bavaria 46 Cruiser (MO) — Milna Marina Vlaška — 19.0 NM from departure base to beach
• Hanse 455 (AURUM 1) — Milna Marina Vlaška — 19.0 NM from departure base to beach
• Hanse 388 (BANJO) — Milna Marina Vlaška — 19.0 NM from departure base to beach
• Sun Odyssey 490 (Izzy) — Šolta Rogač — 19.9 NM from departure base to beach
• Cyclades 39.3 (Patagonia) — Šolta Rogač — 19.9 NM from departure base to beach
• Oceanis 50 Family (Ganges) — Šolta Rogač — 19.9 NM from departure base to beach

Catamarans

• Lagoon 42 (Galapagos) — Šolta Rogač — 19.9 NM from departure base to beach
• Lagoon 400 (Greenland) — Šolta Rogač — 19.9 NM from departure base to beach
• Lagoon 450 (Madagascar) — Šolta Rogač — 19.9 NM from departure base to beach

Distances are straight-line geographic distances, not sailing routes.