Uvala Milna

Coastal beach in Vis, Split region · view on map

Sea
25.1 °C
Air
25.5 °C
Komiža, ~12 km · 2026-09-18
Uvala Milna, Vis
Photo: IZOR - Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).
Uvala Milna, Vis
Photo: IZOR - Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).
Uvala Milna, Vis
Photo: IZOR - Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).
Latest water test (15 Sep 2026): Excellent
Annual classification 2025: Excellent

Uvala Milna is a natural beach with a sandy shore. It sits in a small coastal town, and you get there by a surfaced road. Parking at the beach is free. The seabed is level off a concrete or similar edge. For anyone arriving by boat, the nearest mooring is more than 100 m away. In season it is usually busy, and the prevailing wind blows from the north-west.

Beach facts

Beach type
Natural
Surface
Sandy
Shore slope
Flat (concrete or similar)
Slope into the sea
Flat (concrete or similar)
Access
Asphalt road
Parking
Yes, free
Nearest parking
≈ 150 m (~2 min walk)
Surroundings
Small town beach
Boat docking
100+ m from the beach
Crowds in season
High
Prevailing wind
North-West
Avg. sea temp in season
24.92 °C

Sandy Natural Free parking

swimming buoys restaurant café bar changing room parking area trashcan mooring apartments

Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).

Quality history

20142025
Not classifiedExcellent
Year-by-year table
SeasonClassification
2025Excellent
2024Excellent
2023Excellent
2022Excellent
2021Excellent
2020Excellent
2019Excellent
2018Excellent
2017Excellent
2016Excellent
2015Excellent
2014Not classified

Sample statistics by season

2021202220232024
Samples taken40404040
E. coli, 95th percentile (CFU/100 ml)31252322
Intestinal enterococci, 95th pct. (CFU/100 ml)18181620

EU thresholds for an "Excellent" coastal rating: E. coli ≤ 250, enterococci ≤ 100 CFU/100ml (95th percentile).

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Classifications follow the EU Bathing Water Directive: each season's rating is based on the last four seasons of samples. Source: European Environment Agency / Croatian national monitoring (Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries).