Srima is a place in Sibenik-Knin county. It is situated to the east of Vodice and acoording to the last census it has only 823 inhabitants.Srimar peninsula was already inhabited in the prehistoric and ancient times. The most valuable and best preserved archaeological site is a late antiquity complex with two-part basilica from 6. Century which is for all interested visitors to be seen in Prižba. The picturesque tourist town Srima is connected with the city of Vodice by a number of private dwellings. The village exists since the Middle Ages, but its inhabitants under the threat of the Turks fled to the nearby island Prvić and formed a settlement Šepurine. In the late 17. century the inhabitants returned back to Srima. On the hill above the village there is a church dedicated to Our Lady. It is a single building with a bell tower. The original altar with a picture burned in a fire in 1918.. It was replaced with a Byzantine Madonna with a silver shirt. In the apse of the Church of the... St Vid and Jurje there is a valuable fresco of the Madonna with Child from the late 12. Century. Interesting thing is the image of a Plowman next to St. Jurje, which probably was a self portrait of artist.  In the last few years tourism developed rapidly by the construction of the accommodation in the form of small family run hotels and apartments, as well as numerous campsites. Srima offers sandy beaches of peace and tranquility. If you want to rest and relax Srima is the right choice for you. There are many homestays along the coast.. If you need more entertainment bigger city Vodice is not far away.