Drinska regata 2011
par Saša Stojanović
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DRINSKA REGATA BAJINA BAŠTA 2011.
Održava se od 21. do 23. Jula po 18. put.
Regata je najposećeniji dogadjaj u Zapadnoj Srbiji i centralna letnja manifestacija na vodi. Očekuje se da ovaj hepening na reci Drini, tokom tri dana, različitim sadržajima privuče preko 100.000 posetilaca iz zemlje i inostranstva.
Program je i ove godine veoma bogat.
Regata počinje 21. jula Igrama bez granica na jezeru Perućac, Takmičenjem u preplivavanju jezera i Takmičenjem u pripremanju riblje čorbe pored reke Vrelo .
Na igrama učestvuju studenti Fakulteta za fizičko vaspitanje, sportski klubovi ali i sve druge ekipe koje se prijave. Igre će pratiti i zabavno muzički program. U večernjim satima na trgu u Bajinoj Bašti, koncert narodne muzike. Program regate nastavlja se sutradan, 22. jula od 16 časova takmičarskim spustom niz Drinu u kome učestvuju brojna sportska društva iz cele Srbije I Skokovima sa mosta. Drugi dan manifestacije završava se zabavnim programom i koncertom u okviru MOST FEST-a na ućšu reke Rače u Drinu.
Treći dan regate, 23. jul rezervisan je za onaj glavni događaj, odnosno zabavno-rekreativni spust koji počinje u 11 časova i u kojem učestvuju stotine plovila i posada, uz trubače, plutajući šank, muzički splav, roštilj i ostale specijalitete domaće kuhinje na reci i obavezno kupanje. U večernjim satima MOST FEST. U sva tri dana trajanja programa Regate biće organizovan sajam zdravlja i rekreacije na trgu u Bajinoj Bašti.
Drinska regata je već godinama omiljena letnja domaća destinacija brojnih javnih ličnosti, koje će i ove godine splavariti Drinom na "VIP splavu". Pored "VIP splava" na regati plovi i još nekoliko drvenih splavova, izrađenih po originalnom uzoru na stare drinske splavare, koji su plovili na deblima posečenim u šumovitoj Tari. Više čamaca sa trubačima tradicionalno prati nekoliko kilometara dugačku povorku Regate i daje joj ritam.
Source: www.regata.rs
Photo: Virtuelne panorame
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