Seeing Serbia as wonderful resort for travel market, country full of beautiful nature spots, accommodation resort and hospitable people, Eurojet decided to build it`s own department called SerbiaIn, and to give all the travelers chance to get to know Serbia with the highest level of our services.

About one �fth of Serbia's population are based in the Capital, Belgrade where the most important waterway in Europe, the Danube, meets the River Sava beneath a spectacular ancient fortress of Kalemegdan. Tourism is a fast growing sector in Serbia, which boasts monasteries and castles and more than 15 mountain peaks rising to over 2,000 meters above sea level. There are many natural resources including forests, rivers, lakes and mineral springs. For a taste of luxury, tourists can travel to Serbia on the oldest and most established of Europe's transcontinentals - the Orient Express brings people in from cities such as London, Paris, Munich, Salzburg and Istanbul.

Belgrade, the capital and the “soul” of modern Serbia, is situated at the con�uence of the Sava and the Danube. It is an ancient town (it’s existence of 20 centuries make it one of the oldest European cities). In 2006. the Financial Times of London awarded Belgrade the title of City of the Future of Southern Europe and it hosted City Break Exhibition in 2008.

Belgrade is a city of theatres, cinemas, concerts, any restaurants, clubs and bars, dusk view on beautiful streets and buildings, and magical transformation in Belgrade by Night. Belgrade has a reputation for o�er-ing a vibrant nightlife, and many clubs which are open until dawn can be found throughout the city (The White City was named to have one of the best night lives in Europe by many american newspapers). And above all, the Serbs are very warm and friendly people, especially towards tourists, so it wont be di�-cult to �nd yourself liking this city at �rst sight.

City Break o�er– meet history, enjoy Belgrade’s lifestyle:

Day 1 arriving / cheking in / introducing (arriving at BEG APT Nikola Tesla where your tourist guide will be to greet you; load your couch and transfer to the hotel; this evening you will enjoy Welcome Dinner at your hotel; overnight

Day 2 sightseeing / discovering (Belgrade panorama: three hour tour including a visit to Terazije Square, King Milan’s street, Slavija Square, King Milutin’s street, King Aleksandar Boulevard, Nikola Pasic Square, Republic Square, Vasina Street, Belgrade fortress; time for lunch is reserved in cruising on Miletov catamaran; discover evening in Belgrade’s restaurants by night; overnight)

Day 3 shopping and leisure / departure

530,00 EUR for 2 persons in 4* hotel; 450,00 EUR for 2 persons in 3* hotel;

Inclusions: 2 night hotel accommodation on BB base, transfers to/from airport – hotel, 3 h sightseeing tour trough Belgrade with licensed guide, one dinner at the hotel, one dinner in the traditional restaurant

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Situated at the intersection between the East and the West, Serbia is a combination of ancient cultures and civilizations with a charm-ing mix of traditional and modern ways. Leav-ing behind its history of hard times, Serbia is a dynamic country which desires to adopt the contemporary values of Europe. If you ever visit Serbia you will be won over by its culture, natu-ral beauty and warmhearted Slavic hospitality.

- get active, - go to cultural tours, - visit charming town, - relax in SPA centers, - enjoy the mountain nature, - have fun at music concert and sport events, - make a business success (conference and congress toruism) - motivate your employees through special tailor made programs

Serbia is country where you can:

Visiting Serbia may be �lled by various activities such as: white-water rafting, cave explorations, paintball, sports & recreation, hiking, birdwatching, cycling, skiing & snowboarding, hunting, �shing and horseback riding.

CAVE EXPLORATIONThere are many caves in Serbia but only a few are well explored. Visits to caves can be incorporated into some general tours and in such only caves suitable for the tourist exploration are recommended. Independent tours of two or more days may include more adventures cave exploration not o�ered to ordinary tourists. Such expeditions are mostly organized in East Serbia where there are approximately 150 caves. Ordinary cave tours include the cave of Resavska Pecina in east Serbia and Potpecka Pecina near the Zlatibor Mountain.

SPORTS & RECREATIONOn Ada Ciganlija there are also over 50 di�erent open-air sports grounds, among which there are a golf course and a lift for water-skiing. There are the soccer playing �eld, tennis, team-handball, volleyball, and basketball courts, as well as �elds for baseball, rugby, and �eld hockey. There are also playing grounds for beach volleyball and aqua soccer and, as to the extreme sports: banji jump, arti�cial rock wall, and paintball. For anglers, there is also the lake Ada safari.

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Visiting Serbia may be �lled by various activities such as: white-water rafting, cave explorations, paintball, sports & recreation, hiking, birdwatching, cycling, skiing & snowboarding, hunting, �shing and horseback riding.

Shooting range: in Sport center near the Belgrade, the best shooting range in Europe. The complex comprises six shooting ranges for Skeet, Trap and Double Trap disciplines, as well as one compact shooting ground. You can bring your own equip-ment or rent it. Also, in this center you have many other facili-ties, great 5* hotel, congress center, wellness spa, various sport �elds...

RAFTING ALONG TARA RIVERThis Tara River, the waters of which are drinkable all the way, is going to give you unforgettable moments, and quite a fantastic feeling during RAFTING. The Tara river, all along its �ow, beside its strong currents has its tranquility and peace, all of which we miss so very much, and we are lifelong in search of. The Tara canyon is sky-diving into the depths of earth, a furrow deeply cut between sky-high mountains, one of the deepest canyons made by river erosion forces in the world, the deepest canyon in Europe, and possibly the most beautiful in the world. The length of the Tara river is 144 kilometers, the Tara being born as the con�uence of Opas-nica and Verusa, giving birth, together with Piva, to the Drina river, just beside Scepan polje. The canyon is 78 kilometers long, and the canyon sides are sometimes 1300 meters high.

250,00 EUR per person (group rate, min 15 PAX)

Inclusions: transfer from/to airport – hotel, 2 night accommodation in 3* hotel in Belgrade, transfer to/from camp, full board at camp for 3days/2nights)

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Arrangements for rafting can be made for a day, for two days, or even three days of rafting, the length of the passage being from 15 to 85 kilometers. If you take even the shortest rafting adven-ture (nothing to be said about the longest adventure) you will enjoy its ports, camps made in nature untouched, in starry nights, and that inimitable sound of water in still nights, a prerequisite for wonderful dreams.

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5 DAYS tour, Belgrade and rafting

Day 1 arriving/checking in/ introducing Belgrade (arriving at BEG APT Nikola Tesla where your tourist guide will be to greet you; load your couch and transfer to the hotel; this evening you will enjoy Welcome Dinner at your hotel; overnight) Day 2 departure to rafting camp (Transfer by bus; accommodation in camp in bungalows; dinner which includes domestic specialites; rest of the night is reserved for enjoying in nature and good party beside camp �re on the river shore)Day 3 rafting all day long (after breakfast participants gathering at 13h; transfer to Brstanovica by special vehicles; preparation; start at 15h; continuing on rafting through impressive rapids and cascades; pauses during the rafting at places useful to rest; swim and make a photos; dinner; overnight)Day 4 rafting/enjoying in nature (breakfast in camp until 10h; rafting to Scepan Polje – �nal spot; lunch and afternoon rest; departure to Belgrade in the evening hours; accommodation in Belgrade hotel; overnight)Day 5 departure (breakfast at hotel; transfer to the Belgrade airport)

Serbia has long been a place of importance on the trade route between Europe and Asia, and because of its signi�-cance, has had an unsettled past. From the Roman times on, there was much con�ict. Here are some of the most signi�cant events in Serbian history:

11th Century - The �rst Serb Princes were recorded. Over the next three centuries medieval Serbia �ourished as new trade routes opened up.15th Century - Serbia fell under the rule of the Ottoman Empire.19th Century - Serbia gained independence and by 1903 had developed a democratic constitution

The historic areas and buildings of Belgrade are among the city's premier attractions. They include Skadarlija, the National Museum and adjacent National Theatre, Zemun, Nikola Pašić Square, Terazije, Students' Square, the Kalemegdan Fortress, Prince Michael Street, the Parliament, the Temple of Saint Sava, and the Old Palace. On top of this, there are many parks, monuments, museums, cafés, restaurants and shops; both sides of the river Sava, not to mention views of the city from the Avala Monument, on a hilltop overlook-ing the city. Josip Broz Tito's mausoleum, called Kuća Cveća (The House of Flowers), and the nearby Topčider and Košutnjak parks are also popular

Belgrade's Kalemegdan Fortress gives us an insight into Serbia's story. A Celtic tribe called the Scordisci �rst started building defences where the Danube and the Sava rivers meet. After the Romans took over the Fortress, it became a part of their military frontier between east and west. The name Kalemegdan is very �tting as it derives from the Arabic and Turkish languages and signi�es the 'Fortress amidst battle�elds'. Today it is a major tourist attraction, with it’s most signi�cant monument ‘The Victor”, the symbol of Belgrade.

The �rst of these areas is Zemun quay and the Danube shore. Zemun quay is the home of many of Belgrade boats that ply the Sava and Danube. The quay is great for a stroll or a roller blade when the weather is good and the area is probably best enjoyed during spring and autumn. However, its cosy restaurants and cafes, often with live music, o�er a welcome respite during the colder months too.

Skadarlija is a vintage street, an urban neighborhood and former municipality of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in the Belgrade municipality of Stari Grad (Old town) and generally considered the main bohemian quarter of Belgrade, styled as the Belgrade Montmartre.

St. Sava’s Temple on Vracar plateau, the largest votive temple of Serbian people. It’s basis measures 91x81m, capacity is 170,000 m3,and it can receive the congrega-tion of 10.000 people. On the central dome, weighing 4000 t, there is a 12m high gilded cross, the highestpoint in the city

SERBIAN MONASTERIES Serbian Orthodox monasteries are found throughout the Balkans, in Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Mace-donia and Montenegro. This foundation of monasteries followed the forming of the �rst Serbian states start-ing in the 10th century. The �rst monasteries were built in the Raška region, in the Southwestern Serbia, then Kosovo and �nally in Central Serbia. Fleeing the Turkish tyranny, the majority of Serbs migrated to the North. Shortly thereafter, the �rst monasteries on the Fruška Gora Mountain were established. The monasteries walls were illuminated by frescoes re�ecting the artstic styles of the time. Some of this frescoes are extremely valuable art treasures like the frescoes in the Sopocani monastery and the Frescoe of the White Angel ("Beli anđeo") from the 13th century in the Monastery of Mileševa now under the protection of UNESCO. Dečani Monastery, Patriarchate of Peć, Gračanica Monastery, and Our Lady of Ljeviš are also listed in World Heritage Site list, as "Medieval Monuments in Kosovo".

The church of St. George, along with karadjordjevic dynasty mausoleum, were built on the peak of Mali Oplenac. Situated on the slopes of the same hill was the capital of Serbia. Topola, a small town between Belgrade and Kragujevac (restored in the nineteenth century). Topola became a place of historical signi�cance during the Serbian U[rising in 1804. It’s leader, Karadjordje Petrovic, born nearby, built a forti�ed town with towers and a church. In 1903. Petar Karadjordjevic remembered Topola as a native place of his ancestors, decided to build a church and mausoleum on the hill above the town for both his ancestors and descendants.

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2 DAYS Monasterie tourOn this tour you will visit Monasteries of:

Zica, Studenica, Sopocani, Djurdjevi stupovi, Petrova Crkva

165,00 EUR per person price depends on number of participants and number of days

Inclusions: couch transfer, 1 night accommodation on HB base in , 4* hotel Tadz, lunch in restaurant, licensed guide

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The monastery Studenica, dedicated to the Presentation of the Holy Virgin, is the mother-church of all Serbian temples. The �rst stage works were completed by the spring of 1196, when Stefan Nemanja abandoned his throne and settled in the monastery's foundation.

Zica, The monastery, together with the Church of the Holy Dormition, was built by the �rst King of Serbia, Stefan the First-Crowned. The church is dedicated to the Ascension of Our Lord. By its architecture Zica belongs to the Raska school and it is decorated in Romanesque style of the Littoral adapted to the needs of the Orthodox religious service.

The Sopoćani monastery an endowment of King Stefan Uroš I of Serbia, was built in the second half of the 13th century, near the source of the river Raska in the region of Ras, the centre of the Serbian medieval state. The church was dedicated to the Holy Trinity and completed around 1265.

The ruins of the Djurdjevi Stupovi Monastery, the endowment of the Great Zupan (ruler) Stefan Nemanja lie on the top of a woody elevation overlooking the panorama of the city of Novi Pazar. The complex comprising the Church of St.George, the refectory, dormitories, the water tanks and walls with the entry tower, was built in the 8th decade of the 12th century.

In the mountains, on the slopes of Zlatibor, located near the Bosnia-Herzegovina border, the small village of Mokra Gora is best known for it’s spectacular Sargan Eight Railway. Designed in a �gure eight loop. Engineers in the early 1900’s were able to work around the steep cuttings and narrow gorges to create this beautiful section of railway. Famous �lm director, Emir Kusturica who has won many awards including two Golden Palms atCannes for 'the time of the Gypsies' and his �rst English language �lm, 'Arizona Dream', �lmed in this village once and fell in love with it. He developed Drvengrad, an ethno village constructed entirely in a traditional wooden style.

Accommodation in DBL room from 65 EUR on HB base per room, with use of relax and sport center (swimming pool, Gym, sauna, cinema).Accommodation in APP, modern equipped, from 125 EUR on RR base per app, with living room and bedroom, kitchen and �replace (2-4 persons) .Transfer from Belgrade by train and bus: from 25 EUR per person