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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

I haven't been everywhere...
but it's on my list!


Photo by George Guille
It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Old 9 May 2005
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Istanbul >> Venezia

I need a route advise? Here is my plan.

Start 18th of july 2005 from
Istanbul, Turkey >>
Greece >>
Albania >>
Montenegro >>
Bosnia >>
Croatia >>
Slovenia >>
Venezia, Italy.

points of intresets? or/and any special warnings?
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Hi Bergunt,
I'll travel from the UK to Turkey between 15th and 20th of June. We may meet somewhere on the road and have a dinner.
Try to check:
http://www.virtualtourist.com/
http://www.columbusguides.com/default.asp
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/
for advices. Be sure that you got all your paperwork like insurance, green card, visas etc. You dont need visa for Bosnia and Croatia but for the rest you'll. I've spoken with their embassies and confirmed that Turkish people can enter Bosnia and Croatia and stay there up to 90 days without visa. As far as I red, there might be small possiblities for some threats in Bosnia and Sirbia and Montenegro, but I've never red a negative thing. So, I am not bothering about that.
Btw, what is the bike you gonna ride?
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In Bosnia, especially on the road Trebinje-Foca (near Montenegro border), sometime happen cases of carjacking.
Nevertheless, in general, the country is very safe and very beautiful.
The advice is stay on main roads and ride during the day, but don't be paranoic. I rode my BMW GS all over the country without problems and I'm going to do the same this summer.
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Thank you for informations below.

I will ride with 1200GS.

Which dates are you expecting to be in the area I mentioned?

BURCIN.

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Originally posted by ozhanu:
Hi Bergunt,
I'll travel from the UK to Turkey between 15th and 20th of June. We may meet somewhere on the road and have a dinner.
Try to check:
http://www.virtualtourist.com/
http://www.columbusguides.com/default.asp
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/
for advices. Be sure that you got all your paperwork like insurance, green card, visas etc. You dont need visa for Bosnia and Croatia but for the rest you'll. I've spoken with their embassies and confirmed that Turkish people can enter Bosnia and Croatia and stay there up to 90 days without visa. As far as I red, there might be small possiblities for some threats in Bosnia and Sirbia and Montenegro, but I've never red a negative thing. So, I am not bothering about that.
Btw, what is the bike you gonna ride?
Good Luck and Have fun.


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Hi again,

Actually I am end of my PhD, and, I am planning to submit my thesis on June. If everything goes OK I'll depart on 15th of July from England and planning to stay one night in Salzburg and one night in Belgrade and one night in Thesselonika. I'll leave from Belgrade on 18th morning and will be in the Balkans on 18-19-20 of June. On 21th I must be in Izmir as there is a wedding ceramony of my friend on 23th of June. I am gonna ride a BMW F650ST. I'll have all my camping equipment with me too. I've crossed my fingers and pray to finish the thesis as soon as I can.

[edit]: my route will be:
UK>France>Belgium>Holland>Germany>Austria>Slovenia >Croatia>Serbia and Montenegro>Macedonia (FYROM)>Greece>Turkey

have fun.
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If need some info what to see, where to ride in SLOVENIA contact me.
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