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RASPRED IZLETA MART-OKTOBAR 2021 REDOVNA SPECIJALNA SEPTEMBA IZLET CENA PONUDA APRIL MAJ JUN JULI AVGUST R OKTOBAR ROMANTIČNO GORNJE PODUNAVLJE (BAČ , SOMBOR, 2200 din 1900 din 3.4. 8.5. 5.6. 3.7. 7.8. 4.9. 2.10. 1 BAČKI MONOŠTOR ) DIVČIBARE -MALJEN -KUMOVA 1700 din 1500 din 17.4. 16.5 19.6. 18.7. 22.8. 18.9. 17.10. 2 VODENICA TARA-PERUĆAC-DRINA 2300 din 2000 din 24.4. 3 i 23.5. 5 i 20.6. 11 i 31.7 14 i 29.8. 12.9. 3.10. 3 GOČ I VRNJAČKA BANJA 2400 din 2200 din 10.4. 16.5. 26.6. 25.7. 28.8. 26.9. 31.10. 4 KOPAONIK 2600 din 2400 din 18.4. 4 i 30.5. 19.6. 18.7. 21.8. 18.9. 16.10. 5 PUTEVIMA FRUŠKOGORSKIH 1 MAJ i 2900 din 2600 din 17.4. 26.6. 31.7. 29.8. 26.9. 23.10. VINA 23.5. 6 SA OVCARA I KABLARA (VRH KABLARA, NIKOLJE, VOŽNJA 1900 din 1700 din / 16.5. 19.6. 18.7. 21.8. 26.9. / 7 MORAVOM, LJUBIĆ) KOPORIN POKAJNICA MORAVSI 1700 din 1500 din 10.4. 8.5. 6.6. 10.7. 15.8. 11.9. 10.10. KONACI 8 KRUPANJ, MAČKOV KAMEN, 2200 din 1900 din 24.4. 30.5. 26.6, 25.7. 28.8. 26.9. 30.10. DOBRI POTOK, SOKO GRAD 9 NOVI SAD , BEČEJ, ARAČA I 1900 din 1700 din 11.4 15.5 13.6 17.7. 15.8. 18.9. 17.10. SOKOLAC 10 ZLATIBOR, EL PASSO CITY 2300 din 2000 din / 2. MAJ 6.6. 10.7. 8.8. 11.9. 10.10. 11 KOVAČICA , IDVOR, CARSKA BARA 1600 din 1400din 11.4 4. MAJ 6.6. 4.7 7.8. 5.9. 2.10. 12 SPA DAN U BANJI ŽDRELO 1700 din 1500 din / 23.5. 26.6 31.7. 29.8. 25.9. 24.10. 13 VALJEVSKI DRAGULJI - BRANKOVINA, JOVANJA, 1700 din 1500 din / / 7.6. 3.7. 8.8. 4.9. / 14 PETNICKA PECINA OPLENAC, PECINA RISOVACA, 1600 din 1400 din 25.4 29.5. 27.6 24.7. 28.8. 26.9. 23.10. BUKOVICKA BANJA 15 USNULI DVORCI BANATA (JAGODIC, KAPETANOVO, 1600 din 1400 din 18.4. 15.5. 12.6. 11.7. 14.8. 12.9. 9.10. 16 DAMASKIN) ZAPADNI SREM, GALERIJA SAVE 1700 din 1500 din / 8.5. 5. 6. / / 4.9. 16.10. ŠUMANOVIĆA 17 KRSTARENJE ĐERDAPSKOM 1 MAJ 4800 din 4500 din 18.4. 12. i 27.6. 11. i 31.7. 14. i 22.8. 5. i 25.9. 10.10. KLISUROM 16 i 30. 5. 18 GOSTILJE, SIROGOJNO, STOPICA 1 MAJ 2300 din 2000 din / 12 i 27.6. 4 i 31.7. 15.8. 11.9. / PECINA 23.5. 19 ŠARGANSKA OSMICA 2400 din 2200 din / 9.5. 12.6. 17.7. 22.8. 18.9. / DRVENGRAD 20 LAZAREVA PECINA, BRESTOVAČKA BANJA, KUPANJE 2500 din 2300 din / 22.5. 20.6. 24.7. 21.8. 19.9. / 21 NA BORSKOM JEZERU ĐAVOLJKA VAROŠ , RAVANICA, 2700 din 2500 din 17.4. 16.5. 13.6. 10.7. 15.8. 18.9. / LAZAREV GRAD 22 BLAGA HOMOLJa KRUPAJSKO 3. MAJ. 1800 din 1600 din 10.4. 13.6. 4. i 24. 7. 14 i 29.8. 12.9. / VRELO-VRELO MLAVE 22.5. 23 GRZA, KRIVI VIR, MANASTIR 2000 din 1800 din / 9.5. 5.6. 4.7. 7.8. 5.9. / LESJE 24 NIŠ, NIŠKA BANJA 2400 din 2200 din / 9.5. 6.6. / / 25.9. / 25 BANJA PAČIR , SALAŠ 264, 1800 din 1600 din / / 20.6. 11.7. 1, 15. 8. 4.9. / VINARIJA BRINDZA 26 ZASAVICA, SREMSKA MITROVICA, 1600 din 1400 din 18.4. 22.5. 19.6. 31.7. 29.8. 26.9. / MUZEJ HLEBA 27 RESAVSKA PECINA, VODOPAD 4. MAJ 1700 din 1500 din 11.4. 20.6. 4.7. 1 i 28.8. 19.9. / VELIKI BUK, MANASIJA 30.5. 28 VIMINACIJUM , SMEDREVO, VILA OBRENOVIC, KUPANJE NA 1700 din 1500 din / 29.5. 26.6. 24.7. 21.8. 25.9. / SREBRNOM JEZERU 29 SUNČANA REKA-KUPANJE NA ŠOTRINOJ PLAŽI , TRŠIĆ, 1800 din 1600 din / / 27.6. 31.7. 28.8. 30 TRONOŠA KAMENA DEVOJKA, ZVORNICKO JEZERO, GUČEVO, BANJA 2000 din 1800 din 25.4. 29.5. 3.7. 19.9. 16.10. 31 KOVILJACA SREMSKI KARLOVCI, 1600 din 1400 din 18.4. 22.5. 27.6. 31.7. 22.8. 26.9. 23.10. FRUSKOGORSKI MANASTIRI 32 PALIC, SUBOTICA, ERGELA KELEBIJA, VINARIJA ZVONO 2600 din 2500 din / 3 MAJ 13.6. 10.7. 15.8. 5.9. / BOGDAN 33 DVORCI DUNĐERSKOG, ERGELA KARAĐORĐEVO, KUPANJE NA 1900 din 1700 din / / 5.6. 4.7. 7.8. 12.9. / JEZERU TIKVARA 34 NOVI SAD , BEČEJ, ARACA i 1900 din 1700 din 11.4. 15.5. 13.6. 17.7. 15.8. 18.9. 17.10. SOKOLAC 35 TITEL, EČKA, ZRENJANIN, 1600 din 1400 din / / 12.6. 10.7. 1 i 28.8. 12.9. / KUPALIŠTE PESKARA 36 AVALA, KOSMAJ, ŠUMARICE 1700 din 1500 din 17.4. 8.5. 19.6. 31.7. 14.8. 18.9. / 37 BELOCRKVANSKA JEZERA- KUPANJE, VRŠAC, MANASTIR 1600 din 1400 din / 30.5. 13.6. 3. i 18.7. 7 i 22.8. 12.9. / 38 MESIĆ BAČKA TOPOLA-PANONSKA 2200 din 1900 din 24.4, 30.5. / 3.7. 1.8. 18.9. / KRALJICA I NJENI KAŠTELI 39 KIKINDA BISER VOJVODINE, 1800 din 1600 din / 4. MAJ 5.6. 3.7. 7.8. 25.9. / DVORAC NOJHAUZEN 40 POŽAREVAC, LJUBIČEVO, KUČEVO ( ISPRANJE ZLATA NA RECI PEK, 1800 din 1600 din / 15.5. / 3.7. 28.8. 25.9. / PECINE RAVNIŠTARKA I 41 CEREMOŠNJA) BORAČKI KRŠ I PITOMA GRUŽA, 1. MAJ 1800 din 1600 din / / 3.7. 1.8. 18.9. / GRUŽANSKO JEZERO 30.5. 42 STARI RAS ( SOPOĆANI, ĐURĐEVI 2700 din 2500 din 25.4. / 13.6. 17.7. 29.8. 25.9. / STUPOVI, NOVI PAZAR) 43 KRSTARENJE KANJONOM UVCA 3 MAJ 3800 din 3500 din / 12.6. 4 i 24.7. 15.8. 5.9. / (UKLJUCENA VOZNJA BRODOM) 23.5. 44 ZAGAJIĆKA BRDA -DELIBLATSKA 1. MAJ PEŠČARA PEŠAČKA TURA 14km 2200 din 2000 din / 20.6. / / 12.9. / 30. 5. 45 TVRĐAVA RAM DJERDAP- MIROČ PEŠAČKA TURA 4 MAJ 2500 din 2300 din / 19.6. 4 i 31.7. 15.8.. 5.9. / 7km VIDIKOVAC PLOČE 30.5. 46 TAORSKA VRELA-POVLEN, PEŠAČKA TURA 10km 2200 din 2000 din 4 MAJ 6.6. 17.7. 28.8. 19.9. / REKA SKRAPEŽ, VODOPAD 47 SKAKAVAC KLISURA REKE GRADAC PEŠAČKA TURA 12km MANASTIR LELIĆ I 1900 din 1700 din / / 20.6. 17.7. 22.8. 19.9. / 48 ĆELIJE GOLIJA PEŠAČKA TURA 10km 3500 sin 3300 din / 1.MAJ 6.6. 3.7. 8.8. 4.9.. 3.10. OSVAJANJE VRHA JANKOV KAMEN 49 PEŠTERSKA MAGIJA-PEŠAČKA TURA 12km OSVAJANJE VRRHA 3800 din 3500 din / 23.5. / 4.7. 14.8. 19.9. / 50 TRAJANA RTANJ PEŠAČKA TURA 15km- 2600 din 2400 din 4.4. 3. MAJ 5.6. / / 5.9. / USPON NA VRH ŠILJAK 51 KAFANSKI ŽIVOT BEOGRADA 700 din 500 din SVAKE DRUGE NEDELJE OD 11h pešačka tura Beogradom 52 PODZEMNI BEOGRAD 700 din 500 din SVAKE DRUGE SUBOTE OD 14h pešačka tura Beogradom 53 TRAGOM OBRENOVIĆA 700 din 500 din SVAKE DRUGE SUBOTE OD 11h pešačka tura Beogradom 54 1 MAJ RAFTING IBROM 4000 din 3800 din / 6 i 26.6. 10 i 25.7 14 i 29.8. 12.9. / 16.5 55 STANISICI- BANJA DVOROVI, 1700 din 1500 din / 23.5. 26.6. 18.7. 22.8. 12.9. / BIJELJINA 56 SARAJEVO 3500 din 2500 din 10.4. 3. MAJ 6.6. 10.7. 15.8. 11.9. 16.10. 57 AGENDA : JEDNODNEVNI IZLETI NOVI PROGRAMI PEŠAČKE TURE BEOGRADOM PEŠAČKE TURE -PLANINARSKE TURE BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA RAFTING-TEAM BUILDING PRAZNIK-NERADNI DAN VAŽNA NAPOMENA: ZA REZERVACIJU JE POTREBNO UPLATITI MINIMALNI AVANS U IZNOSU OD 500 din. SPECIJALNA PONUDA VAŽI ZA UPLATE DO 9 DANA PRED POLAZAK ! NAKON TOGA PREOSTALA MESTA SE POPUNJAVAJU PO REDOVNOJ CENI ..
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