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9.01.2020. Price List 2020 PRICE LIST 2020 _________________________________________________________________________ A: UL. BOSANSKA 1 • 77 000 BIHAĆ • BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA T: +387 37 221 528 F: +387 37 221 528 E: [email protected] & [email protected] • WWW.NATIONALPARK-UNA.BA THE ENTRANCE TICKETS FOR ŠTRBAČKI BUK-LOHOVO VISITORS AREA (ENTRANCES: NO. 1. GORJEVAC, NO. 2. ĆUKOVI & NO. 3. ĆELIJE) TICKET TYPE PRICE PER CATEGORY (ENTRANCES: NO. 1. GORJEVAC, NO. 2. ĆUKOVI & PERSON NO. 3. ĆELIJE) A ADULTS – INDIVIDUAL VISITS 7,00 BAM B CHILDREN 7 – 14 YEARS OLD – INDIVIDUAL VISITS 5,00 BAM ADULTS – AGENCY VISITS C 6,00 BAM (FOR GROUPS OVER 25 VISITORS) * PUPIL AND STUDENT GROUPS D 3,00 BAM (FOR GROUPS OVER 25 VISITORS) * E RETIREES ** 2,00 BAM F CHILDREN UP TO THE AGE OF 7 FREE * ORGANIZED GROUPS – MANDATORY PRIOR NOTICE. ** UPON REQUEST IT IS MANDATORY TO SHOW AN ID CARD AND VALID DOCUMENT WHICH PROVES THE STATUS OF RETIREE (B&H RESIDENTS ONLY). ŠTRBAČKI BUK SITE IS NOT REACHABLE WITH THE LARGE BUSES. WE ARRANGE TRANSPORTATION FOR ORGANIZED GROUPS BY THE PRIOR NOTICE. TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ORAŠAC – ŠTRBAČKI BUK IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE TICKET PRICE AND IT IS PAID DIRECTLY TO THE LOCAL SERVICE PROVIDERS. 2 THE ENTRANCE TICKETS FOR ŠTRBAČKI BUK-LOHOVO VISITORS AREA (ENTRANCE NO. 6 LOHOVO- DVOSLAP & TROSLAP WATERFALLS) TICKET TYPE PRICE PER CATEGORY (ENTRANCE NO. 6 LOHOVO) PERSON A ADULTS – INDIVIDUAL AND AGENCY VISITS 2,00 BAM CHILDREN 7 – 14 YEARS OLD (INDIVIDUAL VISITS); ORGANIZED PUPIL B 1,50 BAM AND STUDENT GROUP VISITS C RETIREES ** 1,00 BAM D CHILDREN UP TO THE AGE OF 7 FREE ** UPON REQUEST IT IS MANDATORY TO SHOW AN ID CARD AND VALID DOCUMENT WHICH PROVES THE STATUS OF RETIREE (B&H RESIDENTS ONLY). 3 THE ENTRANCE TICKETS FOR MARTIN BROD (ENTRANCE NO. 5 MILANČEV BUK) TICKET TYPE PRICE PER CATEGORY (ENTRANCE NO. 5 MILANČEV BUK) PERSON A ADULTS – INDIVIDUAL AND AGENCY VISITS 3,00 BAM CHILDREN 7 – 14 YEARS OLD (INDIVIDUAL VISITS); ORGANIZED PUPIL B 2,50 BAM AND STUDENT GROUP VISITS C RETIREES ** 1,50 BAM D CHILDREN UP TO THE AGE OF 7 FREE ** UPON REQUEST IT IS MANDATORY TO SHOW AN ID CARD AND VALID DOCUMENT WHICH PROVES THE STATUS OF RETIREE (B&H RESIDENTS ONLY). 4 . TICKETS ARE VALID FOR ONE DAY. VISITOR INSURANCE IS INCLUDED IN THE TICKET PRICE. ENTRANCE TICKET FOR THE VISITOR ZONE ŠTRBAČKI BUK – LOHOVO INCLUDES UNLIMITED USE OF THE PICNIC AREA AND SIGHTSEEING USING THE PATHS AND TRAILS THROUGHOUT THE VISITOR’S ZONE WHICH ARE MARKED WITH TOURIST SIGNALIZATION AND HIKING SIGNS. PATHS AND TRAILS ARE MARKED IN THE TOURIST MAP WHICH EVERY VISITOR CAN PURCHASE AT ANY OF THE ENTRANCES, INFO POINTS OR DOWNLOAD IT FROM THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE. ENTRANCE TICKET FOR THE VISITOR ZONE MARTIN BROD – MILANČEV BUK CONSIDERS SIGHTSEEING OF THE MARTIN BROD WATERFALLS I.E. MILANČEV BUK. FOR GROUPS OF 25 OR MORE VISITORS FREE ADMISSION FOR THE GUIDE AND A BUS DRIVER WILL BE GRANTED. LOCAL POPULATION LIVING WITHIN THE NATIONAL PARK, IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES KULEN VAKUF AND MARTIN BROD HAVE FREE ENTRANCE TO THE VISITOR’S ZONE MARTIN BROD – MILANČEV BUK, WHILE RESIDENTS OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY ORAŠAC HAVE FREE ENTRANCE TO THE VISITOR’S ZONE ŠTRBAČKI BUK – LOHOVO. REAL ESTATE OWNERS ARE OBLIGATED TO PROVE THEIR STATUS BY PROVIDING PERSONAL DOCUMENTS AND THE DOCUMENTS OF OWNERSHIP TO AN AUTHORIZED PERSON IN ORDER TO ENTER PARK FREE OF CHARGE AND TO HAVE UNRESTRICTED ACCESS TO THE PROPERTY(IES). INDIVIDUALS DISABLED DURING THE WAR AND MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF FALLEN SOLDIERS (DEFENDERS) HAVE FREE ENTRANCE. IT IS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE AN IDENTIFICATION CARD AND DOCUMENT WHICH PROVES THE STATUS. FREE ADMISSION TO THE VISITOR’S ZONES WILL BE GRANTED TO JOURNALISTS WHO PROVIDE OFFICIAL PRESS IDENTIFICATION CARD WITH PHOTO. ALL VISITORS WHOSE NAME IS UNA WILL BE GRANTED FREE ENTRANCE TO THE NATIONAL PARK UPON PRESENTATION OF A VALID ID CARD. 5 TICKETS FOR RAFTING, KAYAKING, CANOEING AND DIVING PRICE PER CATEGORY TICKET TYPE PERSON A RAFTING & KAYAKING ŠTRBAČKI BUK – LOHOVO 12,00 BAM B RAFTING, KAYAKING & CANOEING MARTIN BROD – KULEN VAKUF 6,00 BAM C RAFTING, KAYAKING & CANOEING TROSLAP-DVOSLAP 3,00 BAM D DIVING MARTIN BROD – LOHOVO 12,00 BAM . TICKET PRICE FOR RAFTING, KAYAKING, CANOEING AND DIVING DOES NOT INCLUDE SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT FOR THOSE ACTIVITIES. TICKETS ARE VALID FOR ONE DAY. VISITOR INSURANCE IS INCLUDED IN THE TICKET PRICE. THE ENTRANCE TICKET IS A CONTRIBUTION TO THE LASTING PROTECTION, CONSERVATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF UNA NATIONAL PARK. 6 FISHING PERMITS * T Y P E S O F F I S H I N G P E R M I T S FISHING DISTRICT DAILY PERMIT 3-DAY PERMIT 5-DAY PERMIT AREA NO. 1 ** 40,00 BAM 100,00 BAM 140,00 BAM MARTIN BROD SPECIAL PART OF THE 50,00 BAM 120,00 BAM 170,00 BAM AREA NO. 1 UNAC** AREA NO. 1A * 40,00 BAM 100,00 BAM - GEČET AREA NO. 1B ** 40,00 BAM 100,00 BAM 140,00 BAM KULEN VAKUF AREA NO. 2 * 40,00 BAM 100,00 BAM - KLISA – ĆELIJE AREA NO. 4* 40,00 BAM 100,00 BAM - DVOSLAP AREA NO. 5 * 40,00 BAM 100,00 BAM - OČIGRIJE *FISHING PERMIT INCLUDES FISHING IN THE SPECIFIC FISHING AREA AND A CATCH OF MAXIMUM 2 FISHES 30 - 40 CM LONG. CATCH NEEDS TO BE REPORTED FOR THE CONTROL AND MEASUREMENT. ** FLY FISHING AREA – “CATCH AND RELEASE” METHOD ONLY. 7 DISPLAY STAND FOR LEASE CATEG. OBJECT AND TIME LIMIT PRICE WOODEN STAND – MONTHLY LEASE A 100,00 BAM (ŠTRBAČKI BUK) WOODEN STAND – MONTHLY LEASE B 100,00 BAM (MARTIN BROD) WOODEN STAND – MONTHLY LEASE C 40,00 BAM (MARTIN BROD – INFO POINT & LUČICA) WOODEN STAND – DAILY LEASE D 10,00 BAM (ŠTRBAČKI BUK / MARTIN BROD) * * IN ORDER TO LEASE DAILY STAND IT IS NOT MANDATORY TO SIGN A CONTRACT. IT IS POSSIBLE TO LEASE ONLY STANDS WHICH ARE AVAILABLE ON THE PARTICULAR DAY. LEASE IS PAID AT THE LOCATION WHERE THE STAND IS LOCATED. BY LEASING THE STAND LESSEE ACCEPTS ALL REGULATIONS AND RULES OF CONDUCT SPECIFIED IN THE MANUAL. SALES CAN BE MADE EXCLUSIVELY WITHIN THE NATIONAL PARK ON THE STANDARDIZED WOODEN STANDS. LESSEE IS REQUIRED TO SIGN A CONTRACT FOR THE MONTHLY LEASE WITH P.C. UNA NATIONAL PARK LTD., AND TO COMPLY WITH THE REGULATIONS AND RULES OF CONDUCT SPECIFIED IN THE MANUAL. GUIDED TOUR PRICE LIST CATEG. GUIDED TOUR PRICE A TOUR GUIDE / ACCOMPANIMENT – UNA NATIONAL PARK 50,00 KM . A GUIDE CAN GUIDE UP TO 50 PEOPLE. IT IS MANDATORY TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF THE GROUP. IN CASE OF NO SHOW, FULL AMOUNT OF A BOOKED GUIDED TOUR WILL BE CHARGED. ALL PRICES INCLUDE VAT P.C. UNA NATIONAL PARK LTD. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE THE PRICES FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE SALES OFFICE 8 .
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