This paper describes how, by combining different special forms of tourism, a potential tourist attraction can be revived and a complete experience created. The importance and growing popularity of archaeological tourism in the world is emphasized, with reference to the great potential that Croatia has for its development. Volunteer tourism is additionally emphasized, as a form of tourism that is complementary to archeotourism and that can significantly contribute to the development and popularization of tourist attractions. The case study of the Brekinjeva Kosa Archaeological Site aims to show how it is possible to create a transformational experience with quality interpretation and use of new technologies. This sort of interpretation could help to bring such a little-known finding even to the level of a destination. Given that the area of Banovina abounds in potential and real tourist attractions, a similar project can valorize the tourist potential of the area and contribute to its overall development. It is concluded that the creation and sustainable development of such a comprehensive tourism product requires the involvement and connection of all stakeholders from the local community and various government or non-profit organizations to the visitors themselves.