SRIMA

Srima is small and calm dalmatian village, ideal for peacefull vacation. If you are one of those people who desire rest on their holidays, Srima is your choice. There are numerous private appartements at your disposal, situated at the very seashore. After you have your breakfast on the terrace, you will literally step down to a beautifully maintained beach and clean sea. And if you desire a night out, popular tourist town of Vodice is only a mile away.


The Srima peninsula was inhabited as early as the prehistoric and ancient ages. The most interesting archeological locality is the dual late antique basilica complex in Prizba, considered to be most significant old christian archeology site in the county.
On the hill above the settlement is a little church consecrated to Our Lady. This is a single-nave building with a bell tower. The original altar with a painting was burned down in the 1918 fire, so it was replaced with a Byzantine Lady with a silver shirt. On the apse of the church is a valuable fresco from late 12th century showing Mother of God with a Child and St. Vid’s and St. George’s figures. A picture of a plowman next to St. George’s figure is quite interesting, probably a self-portrait painted by the author of the fresco.