Getting There
The island is accessible by boat from Komiža, but ensure you have a return plan.
Otok Svetac
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Island·Remote, Tranquil, Natural
Otok Svetac, also known as St. Andrea Island, is a remote and uninhabited island in the Croatian Adriatic Sea. Located 14 nautical miles from Komiža, it is known for its rocky coastlines and as a nesting ground for the rare Eleonora's falcons. The island offers an escape into nature, with its peaceful surroundings and clean sea. Nearby volcanic islands like Jabuka add to the area's unique geological features. While the island lacks amenities, its natural beauty and tranquility make it a perfect retreat for those seeking solitude.
Otok Svetac, also known as St. Andrea Island, is a remote and uninhabited island in the Croatian Adriatic Sea. Located 14 nautical miles from Komiža, it is known for its rocky coastlines and as a nesting ground for the rare Eleonora's falcons. The island offers an escape into nature, with its peaceful surroundings and clean sea. Nearby volcanic islands like Jabuka add to the area's unique geological features. While the island lacks amenities, its natural beauty and tranquility make it a perfect retreat for those seeking solitude.
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Highlights
Secluded island with no permanent residents.
Home to rare Eleonora's falcons.
Rocky coastlines ideal for exploration.
Proximity to the volcanic island Jabuka.
Before you go: Otok Svetac essentials
Remote location with no facilities.
Rich in natural beauty and wildlife.
Ideal for those seeking peace and quiet.
Nature Observation
Bring binoculars to spot the rare Eleonora's falcons.
Best For
Nature enthusiasts and solitude seekers.
Currency
HRK kn
Languages Spoken
Croatian, English
Occasion Tags
Adventure, Nature, Solitude
Prepare for Solitude
The island is uninhabited, so be prepared for a solitary experience.
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Location
Croatia