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Programma-Wk-Kust-2009 5249.Pdf Welcome by Mayor of Budva The city of Budva is not only the capital of Montenegrin tourism, but also a city of sports where numerous clubs operate, with an equal share of individual and collective sports. The athletes of Budva competing in various national and international contests achieve remarkable results, thus representing their city and their country of Montenegro in the best possible way. And appreciating the importance of sports, the Municipality of Budva allocates every year in its Budget considerable financial means for the development of sports in our city. Many times in the past Budva had the honour of hosting numerous important national and international sports events, and this positive practice will be continued in the future. On behalf of the Municipality of Budva, and myself, I would like to express my great pleasure with Budva being the venue for the 26th World Sea Shore Angling Championship Men and the 17th World Sea Shore Angling Championship Ladies in October 2009. I wish the Organisers of and the participants in these Championships a successful competition and achievement of higher results, and a pleasant stay in our city to all those who visit it on the occasion. Rajko Kuljaca Mayor of Budva Welcome by President of the Sea Angling Federation of Montenegro Dear sporting friends, It gives me great pleasure to invite, on behalf of the Sea Angling Federation of Montenegro, your national federation/association to take part in: XXVI World Sea Shore Angling Championship Men, and XVII World Sea Shore Angling Championship Ladies to take place in Budva, Montenegro, 10th -18th October 2009. We are honoured that Montenegro, and the city of Budva, owing to the trust placed by C.I.P.S. and FIPS-M, will again be the host to the world`s best sport sea anglers. We take this also as a recognition for our successful organisation of the previous world and European championships and cups, and we are truly grateful for that. The young state of Montenegro, and its capital of tourism Budva, will welcome you cordially and friendly as before, and present to you her exceptional natural beauties, hospitality and the broad soul of her people. We express our particular welcome to our dear female guests whose participation in the Championship will not only enhance but also adorn this great event. May these championships take place in the true sporting competitive spirit, sporting cooperation and friendship among our sportsmen, federations and peoples. WELCOME! Miodrag Vugdelic President WELCOME TO BUDVA WELCOME TO THE COAST OF PEARLY SAND BEACHES There is beauty one can never have enough of. It is the same, but yet ever different: each time looks very familiar, and yet appearing mystical and elusive. It relaxes, rests, lures and seduces you. It is the kind of beauty one constantly seeks and keeps returning to. Such is Budva, the capital of the Montenegrin tourist industry, situated on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. As the legend has it, it was founded some 2500 years ago by Cadmo (or Cadmus), son of the Phoenician King Agenor, together with his beautiful wife Harmonia (daughter of Ares and Aphrodite): the hearts of both throbbed before the beauty of the Budva Riviera! Great civilisations have been present in these parts leaving deep traces behind. Therefore Budva came to be a city of rich cultural heritage, an eventful history and striking beauties. The heart of Budva is its Old Town – a unique monument of culture and history comprising ancient gates dated to the 6th century B.C., pylons, antique necropolises, Roman capitals, early-Christian basilicas (late 5th c. A.D.), the Church of Santa Maria in Punta (840 A.D.), St. Sava’s Church (12th c.), the remains of Santa Maria de Castello (14th c.) or “Our Lady Of Budva” – the patron of the city. Here one also finds eight monasteries – including Podlastva (14th c.), Praskvica (15th c.), Podostrog (17th c.). Podmaine (18th c.) – as well as other historic sights. The present-day Budva, with the population of around 20,000 and the territory of 122 sq. kilometres, is a world- known tourist resort offering to visitors its 35 beaches – “the pearls of nature” – in the length of 25 km., eighty hotels – including those of de lux category, such as Sveti Stefan, Splendid, HIT Maestral, Avala – with the capacity of over 13,000 beds, and additional 60,000 beds in holiday centres, camps and private houses. The daily number of visitors in the high season and the annual overnights are around 100,000. It is also the city of cultural events, of entertainment and supreme enjoyment: the annual Theatre City Festival, Song of the Mediterranean Festival, Days of Horse Mackerel Fishermen’s Festivities; the grand concerts organised here included those of Madonna, The Rolling Stones, Julio Iglesias, Lenny Kravitz, Goran Bregovic… In 2009, the city expects to host Tina Turner, Depeche Mode, Robbie Williams… Of particular interest one may find the power boat race taking place just of shore. And numerous discos, bars and restaurants, as well as its galleries and the museum, additionally make the city worth visiting. To put it simply: Budva is an elite destination, a symbol of a modern Montenegro – the youngest member of the United Nations Organisation. It is the promoter of the world events in Montenegro, that made our country a world’s brand. The BUDVA RIVIERA – a coast of dreams, of pearly beaches, the shore of returning to the nature – expects you to visit it and experience its charms! For more information: www.budva.travel ; www.tob.cg.yu ; www.visit-montenegro.com www.ssrm-cg.com 2 SEA ANGLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAMME Saturday, 10th October 18.00h - Arrival of participants, accommodation at Slovenska Plaza Hotel 19.00h - Dinner Sunday, 11th October 07.00h - Breakfast 10.00h - Meeting between the Directorate and team captains Drawing for positions for all days of competition 12.30h - Joint press conference with participation of team leaders 13.30h - Lunch 15.30h - Preparations for the official opening ceremony - parade 16.00h - OPENING CEREMONY • Striking up of anthems and hoisting of national flags • Cultural programe • Addresses by Mayor of Budva and President of the Montenegrian Federation • Official oppening • Welcome cocktail Monday, 12th October 07.00h - Breakfast 07.45h - Departure to Jaz beach (2 km) 08.30h - Start of OFFICIAL TRAINING 12.30h - End of Training, return to hotel 13.30h - Recception by Mayor for team representatives 14.00h - Lunch 15.00h - Weighing catch 18.30h - Announcement of results of official training to team captains 19.00h - Dinner Тuesday, 13th October 07.00h - Breakfast 07.45h - Departure to fishing site Becicka plaza (1.5 km) 08.30h - Start of competition: DAY 1 12.30h - End of match, return to hotel 13.30h - Lunch 14.30h - Weighing catch 16.00h - Sightseeing (guided tour of) Old Town 18.30h - Announcement of Day 1 results to team captains 19.00h - Dinner www.ssrm-cg.com 3 Wednesday, 14th October 05.30h - Breakfast 06.00h - Departive for Ulcinj (65 km) 07.45h - Arrival at Velika plaza fishing site 09.00h - Start of competition – DAY 2 13.00h - End of match, packed luncg 16.00h - Return to Budva 16.30h - Weighing catch 19.00h - Dinner 20.00h - Announcement of Day 2 results to team captains Thursday, 15th October 06.00h - Breakfast 07.15h - Departive for fishing site Jaz (2 km) 08.30h - Start of competition – DAY 3 12.30h - End of match, return to hotel 13.30h - Lunch 14.30h - Weighing catch 18.30h - Announcement of Day 3 results to team captains 19.00h - Dinner Friday 16th October 06.00h - Breakfast 06.45h - Departive for fishing site Buljarica beach (25 km) 08.30h - Start of competition – DAY 4 12.30h - End of match, return to hotel 14.00h - Lunch 15.00h - Weighing catch 18.30h - Announcement of Day 4 results to team captains 19.00h - Dinner Saturday 17th October 07.30h - Breakfast 08.30h - Departure by coach on excursion to Kotor (20km) /sightseeing city walls, Pontifical Cathedral of St. Tripun, Maritime Museum, etc./, and Perast /the town of sea admirals and pirates/. Return to Budva. 13.30h - Lunch 16.00h - CLOSING CEREMONY Proclamation of winners and presentation of awards 19.00h - GALA DINNER Sunday 18th October 07.30h - Breakfast Departure of participants *** This projected programme may be modified *** www.ssrm-cg.com 4 GENERAL INFORMATION I. ORGANISATION The Organiser of the Championships is the Federation of Sea Anglers of Montenegro. Contact person: Contact person : Miodrag Vugdelic, President , adress : Po. box 100, 85310 Budva , Montenegro tel/fax : +382-33-454-020; mobtel : +382-67-630-145 e-mail : [email protected] ; [email protected] ; web: http://www.ssrm-cg.com II. HOW TO GET TO BUDVA 1. By road: Along the Adriatic Highway (Jadranska magistrala) from the direction of Trieste, Vienna, Ljubljana, via Rijeka, Split and Dubrovnik (Croatian State Route D8), to Herceg Novi; the ferry across the Kotor Gulf (Kamenari-Lepetani) to Tivat, and further south to Budva. 2. By air: • Montenegro Airlines flies between Podgorica (65 km. from Budva) and London, Frankfurt, Paris, Zurich, Vienna, Ljubljana, Moscow, Rome. Flights to/from the Tivat Airport (16 km. away): London, Moscow • JAT Airlines: from most of European cities to Belgrade, then to Tivat (daily) • Adria Airways: flights between Podgorica and Stockholm, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Brussels, Vienna, Zurich, Munich, Frankfurt, London, Ljubljana • Croatia Airlines: Zagreb-Tivat, and regular flights to Dubrovnik (65 km. away) 3. By sea: Ferry line Bari (Italy) – Bar (40 km. south of Budva) III. TRANSFERS Upon duly received request, the Organiser will provide transfers by coach or van from/to the airports of Tivat, Podgorica and Dubrovnik, as well as from/to the Port of Bar.
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