Bilice, Šibenik-Knin County

Bilice consists of five separated neighbourhoods, so the accommodation address strongly affects the distance to the water: choose Stubalj, Vrulje or Mikulandre for shoreline access, while Novo Naselje and Podlukovnik sit nearer the Šibenik approach. At Mikulandre, Solist listed its 2025 season from the beginning of May, with the kitchen closed on Mondays. For a Krka excursion, tickets and visiting arrangements should be checked with the national park, while Dedića Punta is an open archaeological site rather than a conventional staffed museum with a ticket desk.

The official destination plan records public parking in Bilice but publishes neither unified zones nor a 2026 tariff. As Mikulandre, Šparadići and Vrulje beaches lie in different parts of the municipality, parking should be chosen for the specific cove rather than for the general destination “Bilice”. Dedića Punta is an archaeological location beside the shore, so vehicles should be left in a permitted public area and the final approach completed on foot. On summer weekends, the busiest points are the approaches to Prokljan’s bathing areas and waterfront restaurants.

Bilice lies on the road corridor between Šibenik and Skradin, and the Šibenik tourist office places it roughly ten minutes’ drive from the city. Because the settlement is dispersed and Podlukovnik, Stubalj, Vrulje and Mikulandre are separated, a car or bicycle is more practical than relying exclusively on walking. The 8.3-kilometre Bilička staza links Meterize with Bilice, creating a realistic active approach from Šibenik by bike or on foot. For Skradin, Krka National Park entrances and a late return from Šibenik, a private vehicle or pre-arranged transfer is the simplest option.