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About Bilice
The wider region has been inhabited since antiquity, and nearby Šibenik preserves a UNESCO-listed cathedral and a medieval old town. Bilice itself is a quiet base for exploring this part of Dalmatia, with access to the Adriatic coast and to inland natural attractions.
Visitors typically stay in private apartments and holiday homes, and the area suits travellers who prefer a relaxed setting within driving distance of beaches, marinas and national park entrances. The pace is slow, the landscape is Mediterranean, and the nearest larger hub for services and transport is Šibenik.
Where to stay in Bilice
Bilice. The settlement itself offers apartments and holiday homes, often with parking and outdoor space, and is convenient for reaching both the coast and Krka National Park.
Šibenik. The nearby city has a wider range of hotels, guesthouses and restaurants, plus the historic old town and ferry connections to nearby islands.
Vodice. A coastal town to the west with a harbour, beaches and a choice of accommodation, useful for those who want to be closer to the sea.
Skradin. A small town at the entrance to Krka National Park, with guesthouses and boat access to the waterfalls, often used as a base for park visits.
Getting there and around
The nearest international airport is Split Airport, about an hour's drive to the south. Zadar Airport is also an option to the north-west. From Split or Zadar, reach Bilice by car via the A1 motorway and the D8 or local roads towards Šibenik. Buses connect Šibenik with other Croatian cities, and local buses serve surrounding settlements. A car is the most practical way to get around, as public transport to Bilice and nearby attractions is limited. Taxis and private transfers are available from Šibenik. Parking is generally available at accommodations.
When to go
The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn, roughly May to October. July and August are the warmest and busiest months, with sea temperatures suitable for swimming. May, June and September offer milder weather and fewer crowds, which can be more comfortable for visiting Krka National Park and the coast. Winter is cooler and quieter, with some seasonal facilities closed. Rainfall is more likely in late autumn and winter.
Questions, answered
Where is Bilice located?
Bilice is in the Dalmatian hinterland of Croatia, within Šibenik-Knin County, close to the town of Šibenik and the Krka National Park.
Is Bilice near Dubrovnik?
No. Dubrovnik is far to the south, more than 200 kilometres away. Bilice is in the Šibenik area, which is closer to Split and Zadar.
What is the closest airport to Bilice?
Split Airport is the nearest international airport, about an hour's drive to the south. Zadar Airport is another option to the north-west.
Do I need a car to stay in Bilice?
A car is recommended for getting around, as public transport to Bilice and nearby attractions is limited. Parking is usually available at accommodations.
What can I visit near Bilice?
Krka National Park is a short drive away, and Šibenik's old town, with its UNESCO-listed cathedral, is also nearby. The Adriatic coast and towns like Vodice are within easy reach.
What types of accommodation are available in Bilice?
Bilice mainly offers private apartments and holiday homes. Some are listed on our site, including Four Bedroom Holiday Home In Bilice, Gorgeous Home In Bilice With Wifi, Villa Mediteraneo Dalmatia, and others.