Ricice Locate On Map

From Ricice you can come to coast towns Makarska or Split where from you can go on group or private boat excursions to visit beautiful islands in Central Dalmatia. Makarska and Split, as many other coastal towns also offer private boat transfers and boat rentals so that you can organize your own trip or cruising in Adriatic sea.

In Ricice you can stay in private accommodation, like rooms and apartments.

In town Imotski you can visit Red lake and Blue lake which are beautiful attractions.

For night life it is best to visit town Makarska or even Split. They also offer rich Dalmatian gastronomy in their restaurants.

Attractions in and near Ricice:
- Church of St. John;
- Remains from Prehistorical and Roman times;
- Hill Gradina with remains of Medieval town Ricice;
- Town Imotski;
- Town Makarska;
- City Split...

City Split is largest town in Dalmatia and has a lot to offer. You can use private or group car excursions from Split to get to many beautiful locations and towns.

Ricice (Central Dalmatia, Croatia) is settlement located within border with Bosnia and Herzegovina, in Split-Dalmatia county, in Municipality Prolozac.

Settlement Ricice is consisted of villages: Busanje, Brnasi, Bilojelici, Buljevka, Donje Polje, Gornje Selo, Seserovici, Sicenice, Tavre, Latesici and Kurdelici, Vidici, Grgici, Cera.

Ricice is surrounded with settlements Dolica Draga, Knezovici, Studenci, Lokvicici, Donji Prolozac, Gornji Prolozac...

Distances from other towns: Split – 75 km, Imotski – 14 km, Makarska – 53 km, Metkovic – 121 km, Dubrovnik – 197 km, Cavtat – 214 km, Osijek – 724 km, Nasice – 665 km, Slavonski Brod – 632 km, Zagreb – 446 km, Varazdin – 529 km, Karlovac – 397 km, Rijeka – 449 km, Pula – 556, Senj – 333 km, Zadar – 194 km, Sibenik – 123 km...

You can come to Ricice with car or car rentals from Split, if you get to Split with train or airplane. From Split you can also use buses or private car transfers.
Highway A1 has exit Sestanovac which you can use to get to Ricice. You can also use exit Zagvozd.

Tourist Office Imotski +385(0)21 842 221
Emergency number 112
Jadrolinija Split +385(0)21 338 333
Information on international phone numbers 11802
Fire department 193
General information 18981
Bus station Makarska +385(0)21 612 333
Weather Forecast and Road Conditions +385(0)60 520 520
Road assistance 987
Police 192
Ambulance 194
Croatia Traffic Info 0800 9987
Airport Split +385(0)21 203 555
Information on phone numbers in Croatia 11888
Sea help 9155

Ricice was first time mentioned in written documents on 30th March 1454. in paper published by Argon-Naples king Alfonso V. It was mentioned as town „civitate Rixeachi“.

There are many remains which show that town Ricice from Medieval times is today village Ricice.

In 1913. Ricice had highest number of inhabitants, 1937. Since then number of inhabitants is constantly falling, so in 1990. it had around 220 inhabitants.

Saint protector of Ricice is St. John the Baptist.

Known persons from Ricice: boxer Mate Parlov, writer Mladen Parlov, poet Vinko Pavic, poet Branka Lekic, scientist and writer Srecko Kilic, writer and composer Mate Matisic, water polo player Josip Pavic...