Jabuka (island)

Jabuka (, which means "apple" in Croatian) is an uninhabited volcanic island in the Adriatic Sea, west of the island of Vis. It is part of the Dalmatian archipelago. The closest land mass, yet small, are Svetac and Brusnik.
Flora and fauna.
Its coast is steep and difficult to approach, and landings can be made only when the weather is clear. The easiest access is on the south-west side. On the island, noteworthy species such as a Dalmatian Wall Lizard and some plants ("Centaurea jabukensis" and "Centaurea crithmifolia", both "Asteraceae") are protected endemics. In 1958 the island was declared a geological monument of nature. The surrounding sea is rich with fish, especially sea bream. However, due to remoteness, lack of safe harbor, strong currents, and sudden changes of weather, fishermen have traditionally avoided the waters around Jabuka.
Geological features.
Jabuka has tall cliffs. All sea lanes avoid the island, because its magnetic form confuses compasses.