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Travel Gear & Packing Tips

Packing is pivotal. Forget an essential item and you're left disappointed and scrambling to find the nearest store in your destination. Pack too much and you end up disorganized, burdened with heavy bags. Here are 5 fundamental packing strategies that every traveler should learn: 
1. Roll, don't fold, 
2. Make a packing list,
3. Wash your clothes on the road,
4. Pack dual-purpose garments,
5. Use packing aids.

Travel Planning Tips

There's a lot to think about when planning travel but we've learned our share of lessons along the way and now we're here to help.
1. Figure out your travel budget
2. Decide on your travel style/partner(s)
3. Book transportation
4. Book accommodation
5. Research things to do

Travel Safety & Health

No one wants to think that during their precious holiday time abroad they could become sick, injured, or be put in an unsafe position. But the reality is that illness, injury and unfortunate circumstances can occur, often more frequently when you are traveling. Here are our top tips for travel safety and health:
1. See your doctor before the trip  
2. Pack a small first aid kit 
3. Get travel insurance
4. Have copies of the important documents
5. Keep your belongings secure 
6. Let your family and friends know where you are

 



Travel Photography Advice

Every travel destination has its own look, culture, history, people, feelings, landscapes, and stories. Travel photography is like a time machine, freezing memories from a journey that you can look back on and enjoy for years. Here are our tips for travel photography:
1. Scout the location before a trip using maps and guides
2. Ask for permission from locals
3. Pack a lightweight travel tripod
4. Experiment with composition
5. Always bring a camera
6. Get lost on purpose

In case you miss any information or just want to give us feedback, please feel free to contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to get to the destination from the airport?

The Iron Gates is located about 150km from Belgrade and it’s very well connected through the intercity transportation. Buses are the most usual and frequent transportation option, but you can also rent a car on the airport, depending on your preferences.

How do I prepare myself?

You can find our top tips for travelling on our website. However, if you have any additional questions you can always contact us by the phone or email.

What clothing should i pack for one of your adventures?

We always recommend packing as light as possible. However, the specific requirements for your tour will vary widely, depending on where and when you are traveling.

What should I do when I get sick?

As a responsible traveler, make sure that you brought your travel insurance and your first aid kit but if you get sick and need any additional help, you can visit the local doctor and he will help you.

Should I use cash money or credit cards for my trips?

You should use both. Credit cards are supported in the stores, but if you want to buy some gifts or souvenirs from the local stands, it is most likely that you will need cash.

Do I have to learn new languages?

Knowledge of English language is recommended but it’s not necessary.

Where do I find people for group trips and adventures?

You can go to the local tourist organizations and inquire about available tours. Be sure that they will help you find the right activities for you and groups of people with similar interests.

Can you provide me with a list of the hotels i can stay at?

You can find the list of recommended hotels and apartments on our website. However, if you have any additional questions you can always contact us by phone or email.

What is most appropriate type of luggage to bring?

We strongly recommend bringing a backpack or duffel bag, as suitcases can be cumbersome and difficult to store in buses, under seats, etc. Keep in mind that you will normally have to carry your own luggage on and off buses and trains and up and down hotel staircases. Suitcases with wheels may not work well on dirt or cobblestone roads.

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Interreg-IPA Cross-border Cooperation Romania-Serbia Programme is financed by the European Union under the Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance (IPA II) and co-financed by the partner states in the Programme.

Project title: Secrets of the Iron Gate`s medieval fortresses
Project name –eMS: RORS-309
Material editor: Municipality of Kladovo
Publishing date:25.01.2020

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