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Robert NinicRobert Ninic

This is a low-key boat tour on the Danube river from Tekija in Serbia. There is some food and drink on the boat, but don't expect a full meal service. On the other side of the Danube you will find Romania. It takes you to see some of the marks that Roman prince Traian left on Serbia and Romania. These sights are from about 100 A.D. It goes by the Traian tablet and a rebuilt monastery right where the mountainside meets the river - an unlikely place for a building. The original monastery is unfortunately under 17 meters of water. At the monastery you will also be met by another grand sight; the face of Decebal, cut out from the mountainside. Decebal, or Decebalus, was a Dacian king that resisted the Romans (Traian or Trajan) around 100 A.D.

Tamara IlićTamara Ilić

Great experience from the speedboat. Worth seeing. Friendly staff. The ride duration is 1h and the cost for one person is 1400 RSD (about 11-12€). You pay after the ride. Reservation is mandatory (we reserved our places via hotel "Djerdap").

Saša StojiljkovićSaša Stojiljković

Glisser tour with great captain 👩‍✈️ Really enjoyed this 1 h trip to the best things to see on the Danube, specially with extra stories from captain! 🥰

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This is a low-key boat tour on the Danube river from Tekija in Serbia. There is some food and drink on the boat, but don't expect a full meal service. On the other side of the Danube you will find Romania. It takes you to see some of the marks that Roman prince Traian left on Serbia and Romania. These sights are from about 100 A.D. It goes by the Traian tablet and a rebuilt monastery right where the mountainside meets the river - an unlikely place for a building. The original monastery is unfortunately under 17 meters of water. At the monastery you will also be met by another grand sight; the face of Decebal, cut out from the mountainside. Decebal, or Decebalus, was a Dacian king that resisted the Romans (Traian or Trajan)...