balkan adventure tour

SPECIAL TRAVEL AGENCY
Member of WYSTEC
tel: +381 11 3232642
Street: Resavska 16a, Belgrade, Serbia
Licence number: OTP 62/2011
BALKAN ADVENTURE TOUR
SERBIA, BOSNIA AND HERCEGOVINA, MONTENEGRO
13–19 September 2016.
SERBIA/BELGRADE
Serbia is situated in the central part of the Balkan Peninsula, at the vital crossroads between the
Western Europe and the Middle East – a geopolitical hotspot. Disproportionately to its size and
influence, Serbia often found itself in focus of the global and European attention throughout its
remarkable and eventful history, which has left many historical landmarks and memorials worth
seeing in our modest country. The most notable part of Serbia’s cultural and historic heritage are the
medieval Serbian monasteries and churches, in which we are endlessly proud today (some are
included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites). If you wish to greet Serbian people, you can
either shake hands with them or kiss their cheek three times! Serbia is a small country with beautiful
and unexplored nature, which has balmy effect on the soul distraught by the hasty pace of modern
life, whereas, on the other hand, it does not lag behind the contemporary trends of the world. The
country’s capital city, Belgrade, is the most evident indicator of this.
Belgrade is the capital city of Serbia. Many people still remember it from the times of the former
Yugoslavia, as the hub of high-profile events in the Balkans, which has remained unchanged to the
present day. With a population of about 1.6 million, it sits at the captivating confluence of the rivers
Sava and the Danube. The city’s most prominent landmark is the Kalemegdan Fortress, overlooking
the confluence. Belgrade has a reputation of a lively, never-sleeping city, famed for its nightlife and
sociable inhabitants, as well as for countless restaurants and cafés throughout the city, offering
different programmes every day. Belgrade is definitely becoming Europe’s new recognizable tourist
destination, rapidly climbing the ladder of popularity day after day.
IBAN: RS35205007010040807298, SWIFT: KOBBRSBG
SPECIAL TRAVEL AGENCY
Member of WYSTEC
tel: +381 11 3232642
Street: Resavska 16a, Belgrade, Serbia
Licence number: OTP 62/2011
Visegrad is a town in eastern Bosnia & Herzegovina, situated on the banks of the river Drina. The
town is well-known for the historic 500-year-old stone bridge on the Drina – the Mehmed Pasha
Sokolović Bridge. The old Visegrad town lies next to the bridge. Located 300m from the bridge, on a
strip of land between the rivers Drina and Rzav, there is a small, cultural complex for tourists –
Andricgrad. The complex is dedicated to Yugoslav novelist and Nobel Prize winner Ivo Andric, who
popularised the Mehmed Pasha Sokolović Bridge in his novel The Bridge on the Drina.
Budva is a town on the coast of the Adriatic Sea and a popular tourist destination of Montenegro.
The coastal area around Budva, known as the Budva Riviera, is the centre of Montenegrin tourism,
well-known for its sandy beaches and diverse nightlife. The Old Town of Budva, with its medieval
stone walls and citadel, is one of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic coast.
IBAN: RS35205007010040807298, SWIFT: KOBBRSBG
SPECIAL TRAVEL AGENCY
Member of WYSTEC
tel: +381 11 3232642
Street: Resavska 16a, Belgrade, Serbia
Licence number: OTP 62/2011
DAY 1 SERBIA: 13 September – Arrival in Belgrade. Transfer from the airport to hotel and check-in.
Afternoon is reserved for a sightseeing tour of the Knez Mihailova Street, the Kalemegdan Fortress
and its notable sites. In the evening, visit to Skadarlija – Belgrade’s bohemian quarter and a historical
street, famous for old traditional taverns. Overnight at hotel.
DAY 2 SERBIA: 14 September – Breakfast at hotel. Visit to the Church of Saint Sava (the largest and
most remarkable Orthodox Christian temple in Serbia) and to the Museum of Nikola Tesla. In the
afternoon, a boat cruise on the Danube. *The evening will be spent on one of Belgrade’s many
floating restaurants and clubs on the river. Overnight at hotel.
DAY 3 SERBIA: 15 September – Breakfast at hotel. Visit to the House of Flowers Mausoleum, the
resting place of the former Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito and his wife Jovanka Budisavljevic Broz,
located on the grounds of the Museum of Yugoslav History. After the mausoleum, drive to the nearby
mountain of Avala and visit to the Avala Tower. Leisure time. Overnight at hotel.
DAY 4 BOSNIA AND HERCEGOVINA: 16 September – Breakfast at hotel. Early departure to Visegrad.
Visit to Andricgrad, its notable sites and the Mehmed Pasha Sokolović Bridge, followed by drive to
Scepan Polje, Montenegro. Overnight at camp.
IBAN: RS35205007010040807298, SWIFT: KOBBRSBG
SPECIAL TRAVEL AGENCY
Member of WYSTEC
tel: +381 11 3232642
Street: Resavska 16a, Belgrade, Serbia
Licence number: OTP 62/2011
DAY 5 MONTENEGRO: 17 September – White water RAFTING on the river Tara. Continuation of the
journey to Budva, check-in at the hotel and leisure time. Sightseeing of Budva and the Old Town in the
evening hours, followed by organised night out. Overnight at hotel.
DAY 6 MONTENEGRO: 18 September – Breakfast at hotel. Free day for leisure and the beach. Optional
excursion: visit to Kotor and the Island of Flowers. Overnight at hotel.
DAY 4 MONTENEGRO/SERBIA: 19 September – Breakfast at hotel. Check-out of the hotel. Transfer to
the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
PRICE: 349 eur*
* Price is based for a group of minimum 20 participants, placed in a 3* hotel in 1/2 rooms
and bungalow, BB, transfers, guides and all tickets.
IBAN: RS35205007010040807298, SWIFT: KOBBRSBG