Top North Macedonia Bus Tours

Explore the Millennium Cross and Matka Canyon on this half-day tour from Skopje. Travel from the historic Skopje Fortress to Vodno Mountain with a guide, then take the cable car to the Millennium Cross — widely considered among Skopje's top attractions. Admire the traditional architecture of the Macedonian Village Complex, then head deep into the Matka Canyon—home to ancient caves and medieval monasteries.

Discover the heart of Kosovo on this guided day trip from Skopje and meet the warmest people in the Balkans. Your journey starts with a morning pickup at the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle for Independence. Sit back and enjoy a scenic drive to the UNESCO-listed Gracanica Monastery, a masterpiece of Serbo-Byzantine architecture adorned with stunning medieval frescoes. Next, a heartwarming visit to a local bear sanctuary, where rescued brown bears roam in a natural habitat. Learn about their stories and snap unforgettable photos. Next, dive into the lively city of Prishtina with a driving panoramic tour followed by free time to explore the iconic National Library, famous for its unique lattice-covered brutalist design, and visit the modern Cathedral of Mother Teresa, etc. *Don't forget to take your passport or ID card. *Check Visa requirements before traveling! * For Russian citizens: must have Kosovo visa to enter Kosovo (Schengen visa is not accepted)

Just beyond the city limits of Skopje are two attractions that regularly tempt city visitors: Vodno Mountain and Matka Canyon. This shared half-day tour removes the challenge of getting to them alone, with your driver-guide taking you to both outdoor spots to enjoy their dramatic scenery. It also leaves you a free afternoon to continue exploring attractions in Skopje city center.

Are you ready to witness the differences between the modern, lively and vibrant Pristina on one hand and the authentic, picturesque and traditional Prizren on other? This group full-day trip to the two main points to visit on Kosovo, will allow you discover the best kept secret on the Balkans – Kosovo! In only just about hour and a half drive from Skopje, visit the capital Pristina, where you get to see the old and new sites of the city, the old bazaar, mosques, museums, sculptures and monuments … Next, you will be heading towards the “cultural” capital, Prizren, the town that has been around since the 11th century, the town of mosques and churches…an open air museum. Grab some time to enjoy among the many cafes and restaurants nestled around the Shadervan! What you definitely shouldn’t miss is trying some of the tasty, local bites all around you!

With our tour, you can expect an unforgettable experience visiting Skopje's surrounding beauties. You will be guided by an experienced guide who has been awarded Traveler's Choice or Certificates of Excellence by TA for seven consecutive years. With a brand new van, you will feel the comfort during the trip and you will fully indulge in the enjoyment. During your visit to Canyon Matka, the team will organize a special surprise for you that will certainly not leave you indifferent.

After pickup, travel to Kalishta to visit the unique monastery carved into the mountain above Lake Ohrid. Learn about the secluded life of a monk devoted entirely to religion and explore the church of Holy Mother Mary, famous for its beautiful frescoes and the rare Black Madonna icon. Guests who prefer can relax with a coffee by the lake. Continue to Struga, known as the City of Poetry and Bridges and host of the renowned Struga Poetry Evenings. Enjoy a short guided walk to see where Lake Ohrid flows into the Black Drim River, along with bridges, monuments, and the local market. The final stop is Vevchani, a self-proclaimed independent town famous for its traditions, pagan Carnival, and natural springs. Enjoy free time for lunch, followed by a guided walk through the village and its scenic springs before returning. From sacred silence, poetic streets to crystal springs, every moment is a photo waiting to be taken.

This group full-day trip to the pearl on Macedonian crown, Ohrid, is a must do once you are in Macedonia! In only just about two and a half hours drive from Skopje, grab the chance to visit the town and lake of Ohrid, both preserved by UNESCO as places of environmental, historical and cultural significance. Get to see the many churches and archeological sites, witness some of the most beautiful and well preserved Byzantine frescoes and icons, relax and have some tasty bites in one of the charming local restaurants and cafes by the crystal clear waters of Ohrid lake!

Explore some of Skopje’s must-see sights on this half-day adventure, starting with the impressive Millennium Cross atop Vodno Mountain. Standing at 66 meters, this iconic landmark offers breathtaking views of the city and is a tribute to 2,000 years of Christianity in Macedonia. Next, visit the Church of Saint Panteleimon, known for its remarkable frescoes that draw visitors from around the globe. Finally, unwind in the scenic Matka Canyon, home to the oldest artificial lake in North Macedonia and a few charming medieval monasteries. This tour promises a perfect mix of culture, history, and natural beauty. - Early start to visit Matka Canyon before the big crowds arrive - Travel in a small group for a more authentic local experience - Enjoy a traditional Macedonian breakfast of champions - Visit the Millennium Cross for stunning city views - Admire the exquisite frescoes at the Church of Saint Panteleimon - Explore the picturesque Matka Canyon and its ancient monasteries

This unique day tour invites you to discover a second country during your holiday in North-Macedonia, Albania (the once closed communistic country). Discover the striking differences and surprising similarities between these two Balkan countries. Travel comfortably by bus or minibus as you enjoy a complete scenic tour around Lake Ohrid, one of the most beautiful lakes in Europe. Along the way, you’ll stop at iconic and charming locations including the Bay of Bones, Pogradec, Lin, and Drilon. In Pogradec, enjoy free time to relax and have lunch at your own pace. In the picturesque village of Lin, take a coffee break and stroll through narrow streets lined with traditional houses. For those who wish, there is an optional guided walk to the ancient Roman basilica—highly recommended for history lovers and photographers alike. During the journey, you’ll also spot the famous concrete communist-era bunkers, silent reminders of Albania’s past, scattered across the landscape.

Explore the culture of the Western Balkans on this small-group tour of Kosova, which starts and finishes in Skopje. You’ll be keeping costs down by booking this small-group tour, but you won’t be in a herd like a large-group tour. You’ll visit the Pristina National Library, Statue of Mother Tereza, Mahmet Pasha Hamam, and much more on this full-day tour.

You can expect an unforgettable day at the least cost. We are flexible to satisfy your needs and desires. During the tour, visitors will have the opportunity to experience Kosovo's rich cultural heritage firsthand. They will be able to explore the historic cities of Pristina and Prizren, full of architectural wonders and cultural landmarks. Additionally, the tour provides a guide who can offer insider knowledge and unique perspectives on the sights and attractions. Our tour guide has lived in both Pristina and Prizren and speaks the Albanian language at a beginner's level. We offer a visit to Kukes, the nearest Albanian city. It will last two hrs longer. You can book a visit to the city of Peja, stopping by the famous Peja Patriarchi and Visoki Decani. You will hear details about the Accursed Mountains, Rugova Canyon, Springs of White Drini River, Slipping Beauty Cave, Peja Brewery, and Old Bazaar. These are just some of the attractions that you can explore if time allows.

A “Multi - Cultural” attraction of Skopje. Shutka is a tour of a unique every day. It is filled with smiling faces, loud locals, dogs, cats, sheep, goats, and horses everywhere on the streets. A vivid experience of Roma in the Macedonian everyday. The streets in Shutka named after Walt Disney, Che Guevara, and Garcia Lorca are bustling. At the center is a sprawling bazaar where vendors hawk tracksuits, sneakers, and home goods, mostly imported from Turkey and China. Going to Shutka on this tour will bring you a different perspective on life. In this world full of excitement and consumption, some people need good weather and sun, but most of all, they need friends and to be together. We’ll visit the Skopje Aqueduct at the end. A very interesting archaeological site. It dates back to the time of the ancient period of the Roman Empire or the medieval period of the Empire, in the time of the Emperor Justinian I, from 527 – 554. That is why it is called Justinians Aqueduct.

Discover the capital of Bulgaria when you take this full-day tour from Skopje to Sofia. With a private guide, explore the city's main highlights such as the National Institute of Archaeology, complete with Thracian, Roman, and medieval artifacts, the Alexander Nevski Cathedral, and the medieval monastery of St. Joachim Osogovski. While you explore, your guide provides context about the history and culture of Bulgaria.

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Canyon Matka is located west of central Skopje, North Macedonia, is one of the most popular destinations in Skopje and most visited from tourist. This unique place with great nature it's a wonderful place to visity during your visit in Skopje. The Matka Lake within the Matka Canyon is the oldest artificial lake in the country.

After a comfortable pickup, your experience begins at the entrance of Galicica National Park, one of the region’s most scenic areas. The journey continues through the picturesque village of Velestovo, along forest paths, rocky terrain, and wide-open landscapes with mountain pastures and a tranquil natural lake. Along the way, you’ll stop at panoramic viewpoints offering breathtaking views of Lake Ohrid, the city below, and Lake Prespa. On warm days, you may even spot the Albanian mountains rising through a soft mist—perfect for unforgettable photos. Midway through the tour, enjoy a traditional local lunch in the heart of the mountains, tasting authentic regional products in a peaceful natural setting. Throughout the experience, your knowledgeable guide will share insights into the park’s landscape, wildlife, and natural features. At the end of the tour, you’ll be comfortably transferred back—taking with you lasting memories and IG- and FB-worthy photos.

Discover the ancient winemaking traditions of Macedonia when you book this private wine-tasting experience from Skopje. Begin at Winery "Popov," savoring wines amidst scenic landscapes. Dive into history at Stobi, an ancient town turned Roman capital, for a tasting at Stobi Winery. Next, discover Tikves Winery, the largest in Macedonia, and conclude the journey at Demir Kapija, the final winery enveloped in picturesque gardens and nature.

Skip the hassle of organizing your own trip to Kosovo when you’re in Skopje, and book a private trip with a carefully planned sightseeing itinerary instead. With a local driver-guide, you’ll travel to Kosovo’s capital of Pristina, visiting historic sites like the medieval monastery of Gracanica along the way. Tales of the Balkans’ culture and history complete the experience.

Visiting Kosovo’s main cities of Pristina and Prizren from Macedonia can be tricky unless you hire a car. On this full-day tour, travel comfortably by air-conditioned minivan from your Skopje accommodation and meet your guide in Pristina. Visit landmarks like the Monastery of Gracanica, the Kosovo National Library, the Open Air Archaeological Park, Carshi Mosque, Gazimestan Tower, and more. Head to Prizen and take a walking tour of the Ottoman-era Old Town.

When people describe Skopje, they frequently use the term open-air museum. And it’s not without a reason. Skopje is ornated with historical buildings, old remaining’s, bridges, statues, churches, mosques and many more. When arriving in Skopje our tour guide will enlighten you with the rich stories about the city, while walking through the beautiful landmarks. Experience Skopje from top to bottom, beginning at the Kale fortress and ending at the old train station. Moreover, you will see the famous square Macedonian square, the stone bridge, the old bazaar, mosques and the church St. Spas known for her particular iconostasis and remarkable fresco paintings. Afterwards, you will have free time to roam the vibrant city by yourself, where you can visit the scars of the earthquake of 1963 and enter the forged house of non-other than holy Mother Teresa.

See more of the region during your time in Macedonia when you take this day trip from Ohrid to Albania. With a private guide, drive to the neighboring country for a tour of Tiran and the historic city of Kruja. See the most important sights of the Albanian capital, like the archaeological museum and Ethem Bay Mosque, and explore the 15th-century Kruja Castle to learn about its resistance against the Ottomans.

Discover the treasures of Skopje, Mavrovo, and Ohrid with your own private guide on this day-long tour. Visits to the National Park Mavrovo, Monastery St. Jovan Bigorski, and Lake Ohrid are all included, along with commentary about Macedonia's history and sights from your guide. Explore the winding streets of Ohrid city during a walking tour around its churches, theaters, and markets, and then finish the day with a drop-off at your Skopje hotel.

Discover Mavrovo National Park, the largest in the Balkans, where bears and lynxes roam freely amid dramatic peaks, clear lakes, deep canyons, and dense forests. High in the mountains, take scenic walks across Mavrovo National Park’s open plateaus, if lucky, meet local shepherds, and all their animals. Experience nature in its purest form. Afterwards you'll visit the submerged church of St. Nikola. On the return journey, you will visit Bigorski Monastery, one of the largest and most significant monasteries in North Macedonia. This remarkable medieval complex remains an active spiritual center, home to more than 30 monks dedicated to a life of faith, prayer, and monastic tradition. After exploring the monastery, you will enjoy a coffee break at the House of the Miyaks, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region. The journey continues back with a scenic photo stop at Globočica, where you can capture beautiful views of the surrounding landscape before returning.