Kljub temu, da je naša obala relativno kratka, lahko še vedno tu pa tam najdemo kotiček, za katerega ve le malo ljudi. En takih, je definitivno tale Slani travnik, kateri ponuja vpogled v redke, zaščitene in izumirajoče rastlinske vrste.
Območje je bilo pred leti urejeno v simpatično leseno pešpot ter uvrščeno v omrežje Natura 2000, zaradi svoje ekosistemske raznolikosti in biološke pestrosti slovenskega obrežnega prostora. Gre namreč za edini slovenski slani travnik, ta pa predstavlja za vzhodnojadransko obalo redek, za slovensko pa edini primer morskega obrežja, kjer to ni strmo, kamnito ali peščeno, pač pa muljasto, vlažno in plitvo. Zaradi tega je vodni režim drugačen kot na flišnatem ali apnenčastem obrežju, razlikuje pa se tudi od vodnega režima na solinah.
Posledično lahko na tem območju opazujemo zelo zanimivo in unikatno rastlinje. Prva rastlina, katero opazimo takoj, ko se spustimo skozi gozd, je morski loček (juncus maritimus), ki za svojo rast potrebuje prav takšne sušno-slane razmere, kot jih najdemo tu na travniku. A loček ni edina halofitna rastlina na tem travniku. Poleg njega najdemo še dve rastlini, ki sta do nedavnega veljali za izumrli, danes pa sta uvrščeni na rdeči seznam ogroženih praprotnic in semenk Slovenije. Z ureditvijo in čiščenjem tega območja, sta sedaj obe vrsti samovzdržni. Ti dve rastlini sta obmorski lan (linum maritimum) in klasasta tavžentroža (centaurium spicatum), obe nas spomladi razveselita s pisanim cvetenjem.
Ponovno sva za postavitev zakladka izbrala pomemben in edinstven del naše obale, tudi našega planeta. Vsi se moramo truditi za ohranjanje takšnih biserov, zato vas prosiva, da ostajate na lesenih poteh. Tisti pa, ki se boste ohladili v morju, pospravite za seboj in pomagajte ohraniti čisto tudi naše morje. Da bi prišli do zakladka, OSTANITE NA LESENI POTI, spustite se le na KOLENA 
Despite having such short coastline, we can still find a spot or two, that only a few know off. One of such is also this Mediterranean saltmeadow , which offers a view into rare, protected and dying plant life.
A few years ago, this area was arranged into a lovely woodden path and included into the network Natura 2000, due to it's ecosystem and biological diversity. This is acctually the only saltmeadow in Slovenia and a very rare example of a seashore that is not steep, cliffy, rocky or sandy. It is sludgy, damp and very shallow, which makes a water regime very different from all other.
Consequently, we can observe very interesting and unique plant life. The first plant that can be seen the moment we leave the forrest line, is the sea rush (juncus maritimus), which needs the exact conditions that can be found here: salty and dry. But this rush is not the only halophytic plant on this meadow. One can also find two plants that seemed to be extinct untill recently, and are now on the red list of endangered seed plants and ferns of Slovenia. With cleaning and regulating this area, both of them are now self sufficient. The plants are: coastal flax (linum maritimum) and spike centaury (centaurium spicatum), both of which are seen blooming in the spring.
Again, we have chosen an important and unique part of our coastline and of our planet, to place this geocache. We must all strive to preserve such beauties, therefore, we would like to ask you, to keep on the wooden paths. For those that would like to chill in the sea, please clean after yourselves and keep our sea clean. To get to the treasure, you should STAY ON THE WOODEN PATH and descend only to your KNEES