Bila Vlaka is located in the Ravni kotari landscape, which is characterized by the alternation of rocky hills and fertile valleys. Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Bila Vlaka can then continue searching for accommodation.
Nature
The Bila Vlaka planning area lies entirely within the Natura 2000 bird protection area HR1000024 Ravni kotari. The European pond turtle is one of the target species listed for the Natura 2000 area HR2001361 Ravni kotari.
Landscape
Visibaba is located in the wider regional surroundings of Bila Vlaka and is listed as a mountain. Zminjak, Arta Mala and Otočić Radel are located in the immediate vicinity of Bila Vlaka and are each listed as islands. Bila Vlaka is also mentioned as a location suitable for fruit growing.
Culture
Asseria is located in the immediate vicinity of Bila Vlaka and is listed as a ruin. Burnum, Fort Saint John and Fort Saint Michael are located in the wider regional surroundings of Bila Vlaka. Burnum is listed as a ruin, while Fort Saint John and Fort Saint Michael are each listed as a fortress.
Activities
For the XCM Kolovez 2025 event announced for 25 May 2025, a 20-kilometre loop with 380 metres of elevation gain per lap was planned in the Budak–Stankovci–Bila Vlaka area. Gravel sections, narrow single tracks, technical descents, and short, intense climbs were planned for the same event.
The one-day futsal tournament “Bila Vlaka 2025” was played on the pitch at Perićini hrasta.
For comparison with other location pages, go to Banjevci and Stankovci.
