Around ten kilometers from the town of Vis, in the bay of the same name located in the middle of the south-eastern Vis coast, is Milna, the first famous Vis summer resort.
Above all, Milna is famous for its Plavac mali grape variety planted in the entire karst valley; from Podstražje to the sandy beach in the bay itself.
The first summer houses were built in Milna at the beginning of the 20th century and the fishermen's harbor, as well as Bargujac or Rogačić began spreading at the end of the 1960s becoming a popular weekend settlement.
This is how nearby Ženka was founded.
The only coastal settlement without its own bay was constructed on the rocky part of the south-eastern coast; Zagrebenje.
There are two roads leading to Milna and Ženka; the old road passing through Postražje and the new one passing through Stončica.
Accommodation is provided in old summer houses, in summer cottages, or in apartments.
There is a restaurant in Milna, and you can buy fresh fish from the local fishermen.
The nearby and most beautiful beach on the island, Zaglav, is just fifteen minutes walk away along the footpath.
