Top Ohrid Cruises & Sailing

The St. Naum Monastery is located on the southern shores of Lake Ohrid. Rather than taking a car or bus, enjoy a scenic boat ride from Ohrid to the monastery. Climb aboard your vessel and sail across the calm waters while listening to music and purchasing drinks from the bar. When you arrive, explore the monastery on your own or hire a guide to explain the history.

Enjoy a panoramic boat tour around Ohrid Old Town and learn about its history from your onboard captain. See the Church of Saint Sophia, St John Church on rocks, Church of Saint Clement, Caves of Love, Presidental Villas.

This is an excellent opportunity to see most of the churches and attractions of the old part of Ohrid while seating relaxed on our boat. We are taking you along the old town from where you can enjoy in the best view and see most of the landmarks in the old town. In the second half of the trip we are crossing the lake to the east coast in order to pass by the ex residence of Josip Broz Titio. This villa is not open for visitors, so the only way to see it is from a boat. The cozy atmosphere on our boat will make this cruise one of a kind experience. You can stay inside on our indoor heated deck, or enjoy the views from the outdoor deck. If you want to see most of Ohrid in one hour, than this is the right option.

Sample the seafood of Boka Bay and explore by water and land on this private tour. Depart from your accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle and take in views of the bay. Go on a boat tour to Our Lady of the Rocks and go for a swim if you wish. Taste local mussels and oysters for lunch with included wine.

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The North Macedonian city of Ohrid is known for its medieval Old Town, historic churches, and stunning lakeside setting. On this tour, get to know the city and take in all the highlights with a local guide. Visit landmarks including Samoil’s fortress, the Church of St. John at Kaneo, and St. Sofija church; browse the stalls at the Charsija bazaar; and enjoy views across Lake Ohrid.

This hiking experience is more than just a walk – it’s a journey through some of Europe’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. Here’s why you shouldn’t miss it: Unique Two-Lake Views: Witness the beauty of both Ohrid and Prespa lakes, two of the oldest and most scenic lakes in Europe, offering stunning panoramic views that will stay with you forever. Explore National Park Galicica: Hike through the diverse and protected terrain of National Park Galicica, home to unique biodiversity and spectacular landscapes that will take your breath away at every turn. Unforgettable Challenge: Tackle a 22 km trail with an exciting mix of elevation gain (1190 meters up) and descent (1380 meters down), reaching the highest peak at 2000 meters. This is the perfect hike for adventure lovers looking to push their limits while enjoying nature’s beauty.

Experience the lush landscapes of Macedonia as you explore Galicica National Park on an exciting ATV tour. Join a small group and zip along a mix of rugged terrain and asphalt. Visit small villages, climb mountain peaks, enjoy splendid lake views, and much more over the course of the day. Halfway through your tour, enjoy a delicious picnic lunch complete with beautiful mountain views.

After pick-up, you’ll be transferred to the trailhead for a guided hike on Galicica Mountain, the natural boundary between Lake Ohrid and Lake Prespa and one of North Macedonia’s most stunning national parks. Known for its rich biodiversity and vast landscapes, Galicica is home to the country’s highest peak, Magaro (2,254 m). The hike starts along forested slopes and is led by an experienced mountain guide. Along the way, you’ll discover diverse flora and fauna and enjoy spectacular viewpoints overlooking Lake Ohrid, nearly 500 meters below. The route passes through three traditional mountain villages, offering insight into local life and how residents historically survived the region’s harsh winters. After about 2 hours and 3 km of scenic hiking, you’ll reach a secluded beach accessible only by boat. Relax on your private sun bed (included), swim in the lake, or enjoy lunch at the beachside restaurant (at your own expense) before returning. Don’t forget your swimwear and towel.

Once we arrive at Bitola, on the right, you can see Mount Pelister and Pelister National Park, which is the smallest but oldest national park in Macedonia. It is famous for its ancient Molika pine trees and many other different types of flora and fauna and it conserves some rare glacial lakes, the Pelister Eyes. It is a famous winter ski resort with hotels and ski-lifts. In Bitola we visit the church of St. Dimitri. Then we just have a quick glance at Yeni Mosque, built in 1559 which is now an art gallery, then the Yahdar-Kadi Mosque (built in 1562) and the Isak Mosque (built in 1508-09). At the heart of the town is the Clock Tower. The River Dragor runs through the town. Sirok Sokak (a long pedestrian area) is renowned for the beautiful old houses that belong to the 19th-century architecture. Bitola is a town of consulates, also the town where the Manaki brothers, famous for their pioneering work with the camera, opened their Studio of Art Photography in 1905.