Croatia

Island Vulnerability explores the challenges which isolated geographies face when dealing with risk and disasters by examining the processes which create, maintain, and could be used to reduce their vulnerability. This page provides photos from Croatia.

View over the town of Vis on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

View through Vis town on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Door handles on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Vis harbour.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Barbecue on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Inside a church near Komiža on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Church of St. Nicholas on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Castle ruins on the way to Hum, the highest point on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Hedgehog on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Abandoned house on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Abandoned house on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

View from the chapel at Hum to Komiža on the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Insect in the town of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Island view from the island of Vis.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Ferry arriving at Vis from Split.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

Riding the ferry from Vis to Split.
(Copyright Ilan Kelman 2016.)

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