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JUDOKA WELCOME LOCATION: WE love JUDO Sports hall "Bilankuša" Swimming in Split: Put Majdana 3a, 21210 Solin Top 5 Beache: Croatia Bacvice Trstenik DATE: Kaštelet 29.August – 01. September 2021 Kašjuni Bene TAX: CROATIA CROATIA 150,00 kn (20,00 €) for all competitor Things to do in Solin – Split: Ancient Salona - Solin FINAL ENTRY: Our Lady's Islet Gospin otok - Solin Clubs must apply exclusively by sending an email; Gašpina mlinica - Solin ( [email protected] ) Source of River Jadro - Solin by 16th August 2021 until 20 h Klis Fortress - Solin (Klis) Diocletians Palace - Split RULES: The Peristyle of Diocletians Palace - Split Organiser doesn't take the responsibility for any injury. Forest Park Marjan – Split ACCOMMODATION: Important link: ACCOMMODATION IS NOT OBLIGATED TO AN www.solin.hr OFFICIAL ARRANGEMENT ! solin-info.com www.split.hr TATAMI: www.promet-split.hr over 800 M2 of tatami, gym and hall at disposal www.split-airport.hr www.visitsplit.hr TRANSPORT: www.dalmatia.hr splitsko-dalmatinska.policija.hr : Closest Airport: Split Airport www.jadrolinija.hr INFORMATIONS: Regulations to minimize COVID-19 related risks For all informations about tournament and All participants have to submit themselves to contactless accommodation temperature BRANKO CRNOV measurements, which will be done upon arrival at the training ✆ gsm+385 21 210 085 hall. Temperature should be below 37,2°C. ☏ tel: +385 95 5700332 Hand disinfection will be provided before entering the training ✉ email: [email protected] hall. Competitors should wash and disinfect their hands regularly. The training camp is approved by the Decision Venue will be frequently ventilated and disinfected. Mouth masks have to be worn at all times, except when actively of Solin Civil Protection from 20.07.2021. training. Maintain 2 m distance at all times, except for competitors during training. Teams should stay in their own group, at 2 m distance of other . teams. 2018 CROATIA SOLIN 2021 Sports hall „Bilanku2018ša“ Croatia, 21210 Solin. Put majdana 3a CROATIA .

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