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In the introduction to each stage an indication is given of the predominant waymarks followed.
Summary of cycle routes followed EuroVelo Route 6 (EV6) Stages 1–16 Hungary/Croatia/Serbia Ruta Dunav Stages 6–8 Croatia Dunavska ruta Stages 9–16 SerbiaMaps
By far the best mapping is provided by the definitive maps of EV6 published by Huber Kartographie. These are available as an eight strip map set at 1:100,000 (ISBN 978 3 943752 17 5). Information is in German, but the mapping is clear and easy to understand. These maps are available from leading bookshops including Stanford’s, London and The Map Shop, Upton upon Severn. Do not expect to find maps available en route.
Various online maps are available to download, at a scale of your choice. Particularly useful is Open Street Map www.openstreetmap.org which has a cycle route option showing EV6 where a definitive route has been waymarked (although not in Romania).
Accommodation
Hotels, inns, guest houses and bed & breakfast
Unlike the upper and middle Danube, where accommodation is plentiful, for most of this route places to sleep are more limited with sometimes long distances between them. This becomes more acute the further east you progress. Until recently it was impossible to complete this route without using a tent to provide accommodation in remote areas. However, the number of places offering accommodation has increased as new premises have opened and it is now possible by using this guide to complete the journey without a tent. A list of accommodation is given in Appendix D. This covers rural parts of Hungary, Croatia and Vojvodina (northern Serbia). Accommodation options are not provided for towns and cities in these countries where there is a tourist office and a wide choice of accommodation. For eastern Serbia and all of Romania a full list of accommodation is given. The stage descriptions also identify all places known to have accommodation.