I'll bet you've never heard of Bili Tić Beach. And there's a very good reason for that. Bili Tić Beach is tucked away on the north-eastern tip of Ciovo Island in Croatia, and it's only accessible along a dirt track from the nearby town of Slatine. It's a secret gem of a beach that's almost always quiet even during high summer.
Here's everything you need to know about Bili Tić Beach and why it's definitely worth a visit if you're an intrepid adventurer who loves unspoilt wild beaches.
Where is Bili Tić Beach?
Bili Tić beach is located 4.5km from the centre of Slatine on the island of Ciovo. It is 12km from Trogir by car and 37km by car from Split. It's a quiet, tranquil and remote spot that is mostly frequented by locals and hikers.
Here is the Google maps location for Bili Tić beach: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZC5b47ramnmRUCLR8
How to Get to Bili Tić Beach
Walking from Slatine: Bili Tić beach is about a 1 hour walk from Slatine along a dirt track.
By Car from Split or Trogir: You can drive from Trogir to Bili Tić beach in around 35-40 minutes. Or it's around a hour drive from Split to Bili Tić beach. Bear in mind that the last part of the journey from Slatine is a rough and ready dirt track.
By Ferry from Trogir or Split: Another option is to take the Bura line ferry which connects Split, Slatine and Trogir. You'll then need to walk or take an Uber to Bili Tić beach.
By Boat: You could also reach Bili Tić beach by boat, but it's not an easy place to come ashore due to the very rocky coastline here and the lack of landing spots.
Enjoy beautiful coastal views when you walk from Slatine to Bili Tić beach.
Why Should You Visit Bili Tić Beach?
It's hard to get to and there's nothing nearby. So why should you bother visiting Bili Tić beach?! Here's why we love spending a day exploring this part of Ciovo island:
Unspoilt nature: Since so few people come here, this wild beach is pure raw nature. Listen to the wind in the pine forest, dip your toes in the transparent waters, and get in touch with Mother Nature.
Amazing views: From Bili Tić beach you have amazing views of Split, Marjan Forest Park, and the mountains stretching all the way along the coast as far as you can see.
Guaranteed tranquility: You have to be pretty determined to get here, so the beach is always quiet and peaceful. At most you might see a handful of locals or intrepid visitors who are hiking around the island.
Kids always enjoy jumping off this platform a few metres from Bili Tić beach.
What to do at Bili Tić Beach?
Since Bili Tić beach is so remote, the agenda here is simple. Enjoy a hike along the coast, bring a picnic, and spend a few hours swimming and soaking in the sun on the rocks on and around the beach.
Swimming platform: 100 metres from the beach is a swimming platform that's very popular with local kids. The water here is deep enough to jump off the platform.
Hike along the coast: The few people who make it to Bili Tić beach usually walk along the coast from Slatine. It's a gorgeous 1 hour walk through shady pine forest and alongside the gorgeous turqouise waters. Stop off along the way for a quick swim at other more popular beaches like Slatine beach and Kava beach.
Sunbathe on the beach: Bili Tić beach is a very small rocky and pebbly beach, so don't forget to bring a towel or something soft to lounge on.
Local Tips for Visiting Bili Tić beach
Take Water Shoes!
Wild and rocky beaches in Croatia like Bili Tić beach tend to have lots of sea urchins since the water is so clean. Make sure you have water shoes or at least flip flops when you enter the sea to protect your feet from both urchins and sharp rocks. It can also be uncomfortable to walk on the beach without shoes.
Pack Plenty of Water and Snacks
The closest shops and bars to Bili Tić beach are in the town of Slatine, so you'll need to bring everything you need with you. In the summer don't forget to bring plenty of water as there's no water sources nearby.
Looking for More Beach Recommendations?
Check out some of our other local guides for recommendations on beach life in and around Split and Trogir: