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remote pelagic island; dentex, amberjack.
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Open the seafloor mapremote pelagic island; dentex, amberjack.
Google Mapsislet reef; white sea bream, conger eel.
Google Mapsrocky cape, current on the point; dentex, amberjack.
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The Vis plan is built around Stončica, Ravnik and Palagruža, not the Komiža wreck side. Stončica is a rocky cape with a shoal and current, listed for dentex and amberjack. Ravnik by the Green Cave is an islet reef, listed for white seabream and conger eel. Palagruža is a remote pelagic island, again with dentex and amberjack. Access and numeric depths are not described. All three rows are medium with a yellow safety rating.
Keep the three shapes separate: cape and shoal, islet reef and remote pelagic island.
| Spot | Type | Depth | Level | Access | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stončica – rt i pličina | Rocky cape with current | Shoal, no number given | Medium; yellow safety rating | Not described | Dentex and amberjack. The shoal does not remove current risk on the point. |
| Ravnik (Zelena špilja) – greben | Islet reef | No numeric depth | Medium; yellow safety rating | Not described | White seabream and conger eel. Treat it as a reef, not as a sightseeing stop. |
| Palagruža | Remote pelagic island | No numeric depth | Medium; yellow safety rating | Not described | Dentex and amberjack. Distance is the practical limit. |
The local aspect is about 100 degrees, with a bad sector of 75-195 degrees and the worst direction around 135 degrees. No webcam, river plume or nearby buoy is listed. Wind, swell and current matter more than the small Mediterranean tide. Under NN 48/2026, spearguns require the sport sea-fishing licence, not the ordinary recreational licence. Croatian spearfishing is breath-hold only, daylight only, minimum age 16, with a mandatory marker buoy and no more than two spearguns per diver. Protected species such as fan mussel, date mussel and seahorses must not be taken.
No. It is described as a remote pelagic island.
White seabream and conger eel are listed for the islet reef.
Around 135 degrees, inside the 75-195 degree bad sector.
No. No webcam is listed for these Vis spots.
Yes. A marker buoy is mandatory for Croatian spearfishing.
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