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7 Dana Na Tari I Drini Rubicon Travel doo, Beograd.ul.Vojvode Stepe br.146 tel: 011/41-41-676 011/41-41-511 fax: fax:011/ 3981-676 Licenca OTP OTP 132/2020.od 01.02.2020 A20. 170003001211900016 Unicredit banka pib106656398 mb. 20653655 www.rubicontravel.rs ; e-mail: [email protected] 7 DANA NA TARI I DRINI Sedmodnevni aranžman Osetite čari divljine Aranžman obuhvata: i netaknute prirode! ✴ 7 polupansiona u standardnim sobama (večera – doručak) ✴ Prevoz do svih destinacija predviđenih za izlete Pregršt atraktivnih ✴ Ulaznice za sve predviđene posete i usluge stručnog vodiča izleta u okolini ✴ Za decu do 12 godina obezbeđeni su popusti (deca do 12 godina Bajine Bašte - imaju 50% popusta ukoliko su u pratnji jedne ili dve odrasle osobe). upoznajte Drinu i Aranžman ne obuhvata: Taru. ✴ Prevoz do i od hotela/vile ✴ Prevoz od aerodroma Beograd/Niš do Bajine Bašte, kao i povratak ✴ Individualne troškove ✴ Doplatu za deluxe sobe u iznosu od 15 EUR po osobi/po noći ✴ Boravišnu taksu i osiguranje u iznosu od 1,1 EUR po osobi/po noći (130 RSD po osobi/po noći) ✴ Doplatu za jednokrevetnu sobu u iznosu od 10 EUR po osobi/po noći za hotel i 10 EUR po osobi/po noći za Vilu Drina 1 Cena paketa po osobi: 42.500,00 RSD Minimum za polazak 5 osoba; Smene počinju i završavaju se subotom Način plaćanja: ✴ obavezan avans 40% prilikom rezervacije aranžmana, a ostatak najkasnije pet dana pre termina Program 1. dan Individualni dolazak u Zepter Hotel Drina Bajina Bašta ili u Vilu Drina Perućac. Uz bogatu večeru u našem restoranu, upoznaćete se sa sadržajem našeg sedmodnevnog aranžmana. 2. dan: Izlet - Tara 1 Bajina Bašta - Manastir Rača – Kaluđerske Bare -Tarabići - vidikovac Crnjeskovo, crkva na Tari, ergela konja-Kaluđerske Bare. Polazak iz Zepter Hotela Drina ka srednjovekovnom Manastiru Rača, zadužbini kralja Dragutina Nemanjića s kraja 13. veka, rušen i obnavljan više puta tokom svoje istorije. Potom usponom uz Taru odlazimo do Kaluđerskih Bara, jednog od najlepših turističkih atrakcija sa brojnim šumskim i ski stazama. Put nas dalje vodi preko sela Kremna, poznatog po prelepoj dolini, ali i po prorocima Tarabićima, Milošu i Mitru, neukim i nepismenim seljacima koji su, na iznenađenje mnogih, još u 19. veku, predvideli budućnost Srbije, Balkana i sveta. Dalje vas vodimo ka vidikovcu Crnjeskovo koje se nalazi na 1035 mnv, na 15 minuta hoda kroz šumu, gde se kao na dlanu pruža pogled na klisuru reke Rače i grad Bajinu Baštu. Sa vidikovca pešačimo lepom četinarskom šumom ka spomeniku na Borovom brdu, zatim obilazimo manastir Sabor srpskih svetitelja i ergelu konja na Kaluđerskim Barama, gde pravimo kratak odmor i pauzu za kafu. Nakon toga sledi povratak u hotel, večera i slobodne aktivnosti. 3. dan: Izlet - Tara 2 Bajina Bašta - Zaovine – Banjska stena – Tepih livada - Mitrovac - Kozja stena - Perućac plaza - reka Vrelo i restoran Vrelo. Polazak iz Bajine Bašte posle doručka i obilazak očaravajućeg planinskog sela Zaovine i istoimenog jezera. Priča o Pančićevoj omorici, lepoj prirodi i još lepšem vidikovcu Banjska stena. Preko mesta Mitrovac, u šetnji od oko jednog kilometra, dolazimo do čudnovate prirodne pojave nazvanom Tepih livada, gde se tlo ugiba pod nogama kao na mekom tepihu. Put nastavlja do vidikovca Kozja stena, odakle se pruža predivan 2 pogled na kanjon reke Drine, jezero Perućac i Kozju stenu. Perućac je turističko mesto, najpoznatije po jezeru koje je napravljeno izgradnjom hidro centrale. Tu je i lepo uređena plaža, gde osim kupanja, gosti mogu da pecaju, voze se brodom, iznajme kajak ili pedalinu, spuštaju se čamcima Drinom, koju ćemo posetiti i dalje nastaviti ka samom naselju u čijem središtu je restoran „Vrelo“,smešten na vodopadu rečice Vrelo, najkraće reke u Evropi, koja se na tom mestu obrušava u Drinu. Povratak u hotel, večera i slobodne aktivnosti. 4. dan - Izlet - Mokra Gora Bajina Bašta - Mokra Gora - Šarganska osmica - Bele vode - Mećavnik Na vožnju Šarganskom osmicom polazimo nakon doručka i jutarnje kafe. Tokom vožnje proći ćemo stanicama Šargan-Vitasi, Šargan-Jatare i zaustaviti se na nekoliko vidikovaca, odakle se pruža fantastičan pogled na Mokru goru. Putujući čuvenom rutom u obliku broja osam, putniku je gotovo nemoguće da odredi kuda je voz već išao, a kuda tek treba da prođe. Po završetku vožnje koja traje 3 sata (sa usputnim pauzama) odlazimo do lekovitih izvora Bele vode i brda Mećavnik, na kome danas ponosno stoji možda jedini grad koji je u celini napravljen od drveta - Drvengrad. Uživajte na jedinstvenim mestima koje je izgradio poznati srpski reditelj Emir Kusturica tokom snimanja filma „Život je čudo“. Kao u svakom pravom gradu, i u Drvengradu postoje bioskop, muzej, crkva, biblioteka, restoran. Povratak u hotel, večera i slobodne aktivnosti. 5. dan: Izlet - Višegrad Polazak iz hotela posle doručka prema jezeru Perućac i ukrcavanje na brod za Višegrad (vožnja brodom oko 3 sata kroz očaravajući kanjon Drine). Najveća znamenitost Višegrada je jedan od najznačajnijih mostova svetske književnosti, zadužbina velikog vezira Mehmed-paše Sokolovića, čuveni most o kome je Andrić napisao roman „Na Drini ćuprija“. Kao svedočanstvo o epohama koje su se smenjivale na ovom području podignut je Andrićgrad, izgrađen od kamena kao jedinstveni spomenik istoriji ovog kraja. Šetnja Andrićgradom predstavlja svojevrsno putovanje kroz vreme. Po dolasku u Višegrad predviđeno je oko 1,5 h vremena za obilazak grada i njegovih znamenitosti. Ukrcavanje na brod i povratak brodom u Perućac (oko 3 sata vožnje). Povratak u hotel, večera, slobodne aktivnosti. 6. dan: Izlet - Splavarenje Drinom Polazak iz hotela posle doručka do Perućca. Ukrcavanje na čamce i spust rekom Drinom do Bajine Bašte. Povratak u hotel, večera, slobodne aktivnosti. 7. Dan: Izlet – Rimski grad Polazak iz Hotela/Vile Drina, prema mestu Dub (udaljenost 20 km) od Bajine Bašte i poseta crkvi Brvnari (iz 1792. godine). Potom sledi obilazak kućice na Drini. Nastavljamo ka mestu Skelani (Republika Srpska). Neophodno je da gosti ponesu lične karte (ukoliko su državljani Srbije) ili pasoše pošto se prelazi granica. Nakon 10-ak minuta vožnje dolazimo do rimskog Municipiuma Malvesiatiuma (rimski grad iz 2 v.n.e.). Nakon obilaska arheološkog nalazišta, sledi kraći obilazak muzeja Municipiuma u mestu Bosanska Crvica. Nakon posete muzeju sledi polazak u Perućac gde je organizovan ručak u prirodi. U povratku sledi poseta destileriji BB Klekovača uz degustaciju rakija ovog čuvenog proizvođača. 8. Dan Odjava i napuštanje hotela posle doručka. Molimo Vas da pažljivo pročitate Opšte uslove putovanja Organizator putovanja je Turistička agencija Rubicon Travel doo, Uz ovaj program važe Opšti uslovi putovanja organizatora putovanja: Rubicon Travel d.o.o. 3 .
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