Motorboat Experience - Mamma Mia Tour

The first location we will visit is the ferry port of town Vis and its charming streets portraying

the local Greek market. You may recognize this port from many scenes that were filmed

there, especially the one where Donna misses her ferry. Town Vis will be particularly

interesting to those who appreciate architecture, as it has several Renaissance structures as

well as Roman and Greek remains.

A short walk down the Vis port promenade will lead you to the Prirovo peninsula. There you

can find the fascinating church of Saint Jerome, constructed on the foundations of an old

Roman theatre. This building was the set of the romantic scene where the local fisherman

Alexio escapes with the woman of his dreams.

The next stop is Srebrna (Silver) Bay, a gorgeous pebbly beach surrounded by pine trees in

the southern part of the island. It got its name after the silver reflection of the stones in the

moonlight. There was no better place for young Donna and Sam to have a romantic night

stroll! Check swimming and snorkeling in the crystal sea off your list at this stunning bay!

Another beach that you can't skip is the famous Stiniva beach, hidden inside an interesting

cave like rock formation. You can catch a glimpse of it in the background during Donna and

Sam's first boat ride. Because of its shape, you must either swim or take a tiny rubber boat

to the coast to enter this bay. It also features a small beach bar where you can buy

Refreshments.

For a great restaurant selection, we suggest visiting the small fisherman's town of Komiža.

There you can eat at "Jasožera" restaurant that was transformed into a Greek taverna for

filming purposes. In the movie, Bill and Henry were eating at a table overlooking a

picturesque beach with wooden boats. Talk about dining with a view! Don't forget to explore

the town's streets after your delicious meal.

The final stop Barjoška Bay was the backdrop for many movie segments. So much they even

built new paths and roads that served the production. If you go a little farther north, you'll

find yourself at the Barjaci area, where 300 people performed the legendary hit song

"Dancing Queen."