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Royal Town Nin tour from Zadar - city escape & local culture

O doživljaju

This magnificent tour takes you to the heart of Nin — the oldest Croatian royal city, over 3000 years old, set on a tiny island wrapped by a shallow turquoise lagoon. Just a short drive from the Zadar cruise port, our guide will lead you through a story reaching back to the very beginnings of the Croatian state and reveal all the secrets of Nin's rich culture — the maritime tradition embodied in the Condura Croatica, centuries-old churches, statues and legends. You'll rub the big toe of the Grgur Ninski (Gregory of Nin) statue which, legend says, makes wishes come true, step inside the Church of the Holy Cross known as the smallest cathedral in the world, and stand before the remains of a monumental Roman temple. But Nin's history also rests on gastronomy — on salt and on šokol, a dried pork product of unique taste. That is why the tour includes a visit to the Salt Museum of the Nin Saltworks, where this white gold is still harvested by hand. As an optional add-on, you can book a šokol ham tasting in a restaurant recommended by local experts, or, if you prefer, enjoy 1.5 hours of free time to have lunch at your own pace. Indulge in this adventure full of scenes, scents and flavours inspired by tradition and history. The entire tour is approx 3-4 h long.

Što je točno uključeno

Pick-up in Zadar
Round trip transfer to Nin and back to Zadar
Entering the old town, visiting the oldest Croatian cathedral
Visit to the Bishop Grgur Ninski statue - legend says that touching the big toe will fulfill one's wishes
Visit to the smallest cathedral in the world, the Church of Holy Cross
Walk to the Street of Our Lady of Zečevo where our guide will tell about the appearance of Our Lady
Visit of Roman forum, the remains of a monumental Roman Temple, the biggest on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea
Passing by the Church of St Ambrose we will arrive at the "Secret" panoramic view
Introduction to old Croatian navy - Condura Croatica + taking photos of it
Visit to Salt Store & House Of Salt
[OPTIONAL] Free time for lunch and/or Šokol ham tasting with presentation, local cheese, olive oil, bread, two glasses of wine (approx. 1.5 hour)
Easy walking, suitable for most fitness levels
Duration: approx. 2.5-4 hours

Besplatno otkazivanje

Puni iznos do 24 sata prije početka usluge;

Minimalan i maksimalan broj ljudi

1 - 20

Jezici

Hrvatski, Engleski, Talijanski, Španjolski, Portugalski

Način plaćanja

Online plaćanje

Potrebno je rezervirati unaprijed (minimalno)

30 minuta

Privatna usluga dostupna

Ova usluga nudi privatne doživljaje.

Prijevoz

Rezervirajte ovdje ako prijevoz nije uključen.

Ponuda i cijene

2.5 hours private transfer escape

220,00 EUR

Maks. 8 osoba

Prikaži više

Private guided Nin tour with transfer

380,00 EUR

Maks. 10 osoba

Prikaži više

Lokacija ili mjesto sastanka

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Trebate prijevoz do lokacije?

Ukoliko trebate prijevoz, rezervirajte ga ovdje ili nam se javite na +385 91 373 9030 / experiences@authland.com.

Po rezervaciji vašeg doživljaja, imat ćete mogućnost rezervirati transfer do odredišta.

Zašto je ovaj doživljaj autentičan

This unique tour reveals Nin in all its cultural richness — from its Illyrian and Neolithic origins to its golden age as the first political, cultural and religious centre of the Croats and a royal seat, where Duke Branimir received papal recognition of the Croatian state in 879 and King Petar Krešimir IV called the Adriatic "our sea" in 1069.