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Serbia: Nei Parchi Zlatibor E Tara Dom 13– Dom 20 Luglio Serbia: nei parchi 8 giorni - 7 notti Zlatibor e Tara Ore di cammino giornaliere: 4-7 (Serbia) Difficoltà: Punti forti: la natura e la biodiversita' dei Parchi Nazionali,i villaggi serbi, la Šarganska osmica, il villaggio DrvenGrad di Emir Kusturica, la rakija e i trubači. viaggio semi itinerante (quattro tappe con zaino leggero) si dorme in alberghetti, case rurali e affittacamere viaggio storico culturale ed enogastronomico Nel cuore dell'Europa orientale, una forte contatto con le popolazioni traversata per paesaggi profondamente locali rurali, alla scoperta delle genti balcaniche e QUOTA DI PARTECIPAZIONE: delle loro usanze: la storia passata e euro 580 (comprende organizzazione del viaggio, recente tra un bicchiere di sljivovica(il guida, assicurazione, pernottamenti in camere a 2-3 distillato di prugna) e i ritmi musicali dei letti e una notte in camerata, pranzi, cene e trubači (le orchestre erranti composte di colazioni) NB la quota è calcolata per un gruppo dagli 8 ai 14 trombettisti e percussionisti) andando a partecipanti. Supplementi piccolo gruppo: conoscere un lembo di terra selvaggia, dai 6 ai 7 partecipanti : 80 euro dove orsi e camosci popolano le foreste, le dai 4 ai 5 partecipanti : 20 euro acque prorompenti segnano il territorio e gli uomini sanno vivere di ciò che questa LA QUOTA NON COMPRENDE: Il viaggio Italia-Serbia andata e ritorno, il biglietti ricchissima natura offre. Visiteremo i parchi dell’autobus e del treno per spostamenti locali, i Zlatibor e Tara ed entreremo in contatto biglietti dei musei con le tradizioni di questi luoghi senza tralasciare l'immersione nella natura Guida: Matteo Zamboni selvaggia ricca di foreste, fiumi e laghi. Organizzazione tecnica: Viaggi Solidali Società Cooperativa Sociale Onlus Uff. Registro Imprese: 1016818 Iscrizione Albo delle Cooperative: A161747 Lic. Ag. Viaggi n. UL/2005/00000065/7 del 12/05/2005 Ass. RCT MONDIAL ASSISTANCE 175498 PER INFORMAZIONI Piazza della repubblica, 14 – 10152 Torino Ufficio Prenotazioni: 055-9166690 Tel.: 011-4379468 - Fax: 011-4379755 [email protected] Sito web: www. viaggisolidali.it E-mail: [email protected] P.IVA: 08998700010 PROGRAMMA DEL VIAGGIO: 1°gg: ritrovo a Belgrado, stazione autobus 4°gg: La montagna bagnata e l'8 di äargan Trascorriamo la domenica a Belgrado passeggiando (Mokra Gora e Šarganska osmica) per questa capitale moderna ma dalla storia antica, su due fiumi (il Danubio e la Sava), dove nonostante La prima parte della giornata sarà dedicata alla il nuovo che avanza cerchi di darsi da fare, non "Šarganska Osmica" ovvero "L'8 di Šargan". In riesce a sostituire completamente i segni e le questo aspro tratto l'antica linea ferroviaria abitudini di secoli e secoli di storia, dalle prime tribu' Belgrado-Sarajevo-Dubrovnik fu brillantemente slave ai romani, dall'alternarsi dell'Impero Ottomano progettata a forma di numero otto, l'unica maniera alle influenze austro-ungariche. Faremo per vincere il marcato dislivello tra la valle e la un'introduzione al viaggio nei Parchi Zlatibor e Tara Mokra Gora: sarà possibile effettuare parte del sia da un punto di vista logistico che dei contenuti, tragitto dalle salite e discese mozzafiato, con nell'atmosfera di antiche taverne. panorama sulla valle.Nel pomeriggio invece con un Notte in ostello breve anello di 30 min possiamo raggiungere Mecavnik, alle pendici della montagna Mokra Gora, (La montagna bagnata), alle cui bellezza non ha saputo resistere neanche il famoso regista Emir Kusturica, il quale dopo aver girato il film "La vita è un miracolo" in questi paraggi ha contribuito a costruire in quei luoghi, sulla collina di Mecavnik, il "suo" villaggio, Drvengrad.(citta' di legno) Drvengrad rappresenta un particolare parco dove si trovano le tipiche baracche in legno caratteristiche dei Vlasi, i montanari che vivono nei villaggi dei monti Tara e Zlatibor. Questa è comunque una rappresentazione artistica: le strade portano i nomi di personaggi famosi della cultura, delle scienze e dello sport cari al regista come Ivo Andric,Che 2°gg: Belgrado-Zlatibor (autobus 4h). Zlatibor e Guevara, Maradona,Fellini..... Ci sono inoltre due Monte Cigota Arrivati in autobus da Belgrado, bar (kafane) e un ristorante (dove mangeremo) che cominciamo la nostra esplorazione dei luoghi con forniscono solo prodotti locali, ed esiste un piccolo un semplice ma panoramico trekking che si snoda cinema sotterraneo dove vengono proiettate a ciclo dal villaggio di Zlatibor fino alla cime del Monte continuo film e immagini girate dal famoso regista Cigota (m.1.442). Cominceremo a focalizzare la Notte ancora a Mokra Gora. nostra prospettiva sulla vita e sull'ambiente di Ore di cammino 1 circa, dislivelli contenuti questo altipiano ondulato. Cena e notte in Locanda. Ore di cammino: 4h , dislivelli: +300; -300 . Zaino leggero 3°gg: Zlatibor-Semegnjevo- Mokra Gora Giornata da apprezzare soprattutto per il continuo cambio di paesaggio (pascoli, boschi, villaggi) e per lo stretto contatto con la cordiale popolazione locale: ci lasciamo alle spalle Zlatibor (Pino Dorato) percorrendone gli ondulati pascoli in direzione Nord Ovest, dal villaggio di Semegnjevo, entrando a diretto contatto con la selvaticità dei luoghi e con gli abitanti di queste lande. Notte in albergo a Mokra Gora, nella vecchia stazione ferroviaria della linea Belgrado-Dubrovnik. Ore di cammino 6h, dislivelli: +200m/-600m Notte ancora in villaggio. 5°gg: Entrando nei Monti Tara: da Mokra Gora a Ore di cammino: 4h, dislivelli:-500m/+500m. Zaino Zaovine leggero. Giornata movimentata in termini di elevazione: da Mokra Gora si guadagnano metri in elevazione per 8°gg Ancora Tara: la spettacolare Banjska Stena. superare la montagna Krstianjica Glava aggirata la Rientro a Belgrado quale ci troveremo a entrare sull'altipiano dei Monti Ancora una camminata nel Parco dei Tara, partendo Tara, che ci accoglie con viste ancora di villaggi e di dal villaggio di Mitrovac-na-Tari per andarsi ad laghi in lontananza. Zaovine è un paese fatto di affacciare sul lago di Perucac dalla Banjska Stena, villaggi sparsi, ognuno recante il nome delle famiglie un belvedere posto a precipizio sulla Drina, degna che risiedono da secoli in queste terre. conclusione panoramica di questa traversata. Il Parco Nazionale Tara è famoso per le sue oltre 30 Poi rientro a Belgrado. specie endemiche, tra cui il "pino di Pancic" Possibile una notte ancora in ostello (dipendendo presente esclusivamente su questi rilievi. dalle partenze individuali) Notte in villaggio, ospitati in una casa rurale. Ore di cammino: 3h, dislivelli +50m/-50m). Zaino Ore di cammino: 6, Dislivelli:+900m/-600m leggero 6°gg: I villaggi e i laghi di Zaovine e una passeggiata intorno al confine con la Bosnia. Oggi giornata ancora spezzata in due, approfittando della permanenza nel villaggio di Trifkovici. La mattina un bell'anello panoramico che ci conduce a passare alcuni villaggi fino al confine bosniaco. Questi villaggi sono ormai abitati da pochi pastori e coltivatori, ultimi "resistenti" e degni rappresentanti della ruralità della vita di questi luoghi.Nel pomeriggio scenderemo al lago di Spajic per un bagno in acque verdi e fresche. Notte in villaggio Ore di cammino 4h, dislivelli +400m/-400m). Zaino leggero N.B. : Cellulare e I-pod Viaggiare leggeri. Questo vi proponiamo. Lontani da abitudini e ansie del quotidiano e vicinissimi a tutte le possibilità che un gruppo, un paesaggio, l’esperienza della guida, potranno offrirvi. Lasciate a casa cellulare e I-pod. Per comunicazioni urgenti c’è il cellulare della guida a vostra disposizione. Se proprio volete portarli con voi sappiate che sono comunque da tenere spenti lungo il cammino. Grazie 7°gg: Il canyon di Rzav Oggi raggiungiamo il canyon del Rzav, profonda gola scavata dalle acque turbolente dei torrenti che cercano la propria strada verso la Bosnia. Un'esperienza davvero unica, entrando anche a camminare e bagnarsi nelle acque che hanno inciso questo versante destro della Drina, interessante per i suoi endemismi botanici e faunistici. ASSICURAZIONE INFORMAZIONI UTILI I partecipanti sono assicurati con polizza Mondial Assistance per «Assistenza alla persona», «Spese COME ARRIVARE AL LUOGO DI RITROVO: mediche». Le condizioni generali di assicurazione in Belgrado, capitale della Serbia, è raggiungibile sia forma integrale e i relativi massimali verranno in treno, che in autobus che in aereo secondo consegnati ai diverse combinazioni. partecipanti insieme ai documenti di iscrizione al Il punto di ritrovo è fissato entro le 21.00 alla viaggio. stazione degli autobus o dei treni (che sono vicine tra loro e in prossimita' dell'ostello a cui faremo Annullamento del Viaggio capo). Indirizzo stazione treni e bus: Per tutti i nostri viaggi è inoltre prevista ul,Karadjordjeva. Indirizzo Ostello:Central Station l’assicurazione per la rinuncia con Mondial Hostel: ul,Karadjordjeva,87 Assistance a condizioni di favore come segue: In treno occorre raggiungere Ljubljana (Slovenia) da Venezia e Trieste, per poi Fino a 500 € . 20,00 € proseguire verso Zagabria (Croazia)fino a Fino a 1.000 € . 33,00 € Belgrado. Possibile viaggiare di notte, con Fino a 2.000 € . 65,00 € cambi da fare. Fino a 3.000 € . .110,00 € In autobus le autolinee Fudeks/Florentiabus Fino a 4.000 € . 135,00 € www.florentiabus.it collegano diverse volte Chi fosse interessato alla copertura può alla settimana le citta' del Nord Italia segnalarcelo facendocene comunicazione scritta al (Genova, Milano,Bologna, Firenze, momento dell’iscrizione/conferma. Vicenza,Padova,Venezia,Trieste) I PLUS DI WALDEN direttamente con Belgrado. Il viaggio dura Guide qualificate. Ci avvaliamo solo del lavoro di all'incirca 15 ore. Guide Ambientali Escursionistiche qualificate e Ogni sera altre compagnie serbe partono da abilitate. Questo dà sicurezza a voi e vi tutela anche Trieste (10 ore ca.) da un punto di vista assicurativo. In aereo, ci sono le compagnie lowcost WizzAir che collega Roma a Belgrado e Fiscalità e trasparenza amministrativa. EasyJet da Milano. Perseguiamo la regolarità fiscale e amministrativa, Anche Alitalia svolge le stesse tratte, ma a sia come cooperativa che come guide.
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