You will visit Nin, the former seat of Croatian kings, whose old town is located on a small island and is connected to the mainland by a bridge. You will visit the church of St. The cross, which is considered the symbol of the city of Nin, and also the symbol of the Zadar region because it is on the coat of arms and the flag of the Zadar County. You will also find out why the church is often compared to the famous Stonehenge.
Parish Church of St. Anselma, located in the center of Nin, and was built in the 6th century and was Nin's cathedral during the time of the Croatian national rulers. Near the church there is a bronze statue of Gregory of Nin, the work of the famous Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović, and it is one of three such statues in Croatia.
In the very center of Nino, on the site of the former Roman forum, there are the remains of a monumental Roman temple. According to its dimensions, it was the largest temple on the eastern coast of the Adriatic. You will also see the old Croatian ship Condura Croatica, a replica of which is located in the sea, right at the entrance to the old town. After a guided tour of the city, free time to play until visiting Solana Nin.

In Solana Nin, salt is not produced by a machine. For over 1500 years, salt has been collected by human hands. Nin salt is ecological and medicinal because, in addition to human hands, a variety of plant and animal life, abundant beaches and healing mud participate in the production of Nin salt. The age of this salt pan is also evidenced by the Roman lock that is still located in the salt fields today. Even the Roman emperors enjoyed the fullness and richness of the taste of Nin salt, and in those old times salt was exchanged for gold.
With expert guidance, visitors will tour the open salt fields. In the educational program, they will learn more about the process of salt production, which weather conditions are good for salt production, and how long the crystallization and picking of salt takes. In addition, they will get to know the plant and animal species that live in salt pools, but also find out what a salt flower is.
After a tour of the salt fields, a visit to the museum and the salt house located within the Nin salt pan. Visitors will see black and white photos from the past, old work tools, wagons that were used for transport once upon a time, but also a model of today's nature reserve.
After visiting the salt pan, free time for souvenir shopping.

Buffalo Bill City is the first replica of a cowboy town from western movies and a picnic area that covers 10,000 m2. Visitors get to know the way of life at that time, for example, the picnic area has its own prison with a prisoner, a sheriff's office, a saloon, a bank, a hotel, an antiquities museum, a souvenir shop, an outdoor play area for children that covers 2,000 m2, "Happyland" with many fun games, and an Indian settlement ''Apache village.
Buffalo Bill City offers many western attractions and games. Fun games like throwing horseshoes, throwing balls into cans, lasso throwing, looking for gold and many others. Within the small town is the Museum of Recycled Art and the Coca Cola Museum.
When visiting the picnic area, students will have free time for themed games and organized games on the outdoor playground. Lunch will be served at the playground and includes: a hamburger with a patty or ham bun with chicken and fries and one drink (apple juice or Coca-Cola, water).

After free time, return to the bus and return.
The trip ends with a return trip in the afternoon.