Sv. Filip i Jakov is a very popular little holiday resort and lies at the coast between the two historical cities of Zadar and Sibenik.
Sv. Filip i Jakov is surrounded by three national parks (Krka waterfalls,
Kornati islands and Paklenica). The neighbouring and largest lake of Croatia which offers many fish and bird species a living space, is very popular by fish and bird lovers.
In front of the small village there are the islands of Pasman and Kornati.
Thus Sv. Filip i Jakov is an ideal point of departure for sailors for exploring the fascinating world of islands of Dalmatia.
Heavenly conditions offer the crystal-clear sea with his lovely blue colour as well as the unique nature landscape for divers. Additionally the area around Sv. Filip i Jakov offers a marvellous ambience for individuals in need of a rest.
250 plant and 300 animal species are living in that part of the Adriatic Sea.
5 kilometres southern there is the small village Biograd.
Biograd was already founded in the 11th century and was the coronation town of the Croatian kings over long time.


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