Mimice

Mimice is a small coastal village in Croatia, situated on the Adriatic Sea in the Dalmatia region. It is part of Split-Dalmatia County and administratively belongs to the town of Omiš. Located along the central Dalmatian coastline, Mimice sits amid rocky shorelines, olive orchards, and pine forests, with access to sheltered coves and beaches.

Historically a fishing and agricultural settlement, Mimice has developed into a tourism-oriented village, especially during the summer months, when guesthouses, family-run restaurants, and private accommodation cater to visitors. The local economy remains dominated by seasonal tourism, supplemented by small-scale fishing and olive production in nearby areas.

The village has a small harbor area and a parish church, and serves as a quiet base for travelers exploring the Omiš area, the Cetina River canyon, and nearby towns such as Duće and Makarska. Coastal trails connect Mimice to neighboring villages, offering views of the Adriatic and the surrounding karst landscape.

Demographics are modest, with a population counted in the low hundreds, increasing in the summer as seasonal residents and tourists arrive. The name Mimice is of local toponymic origin, reflecting its Dalmatian heritage.