Top Ohrid Tours by Duration - page 2

Matka Canyon is one of the most beautiful places to visit in North Macedonia, it's a nature paradise, quite likely among the most picturesque nature sites on the European continent. This wonderful gem of nature is located only a short ride away from the capital and you can easily go there as a day trip from Skopje. Amazing nature, boat drive and cave Vrelo will offer you a wonderful daily tour. After canyon Matka, visit Skopje and have a city tour of the city.

With a local, English-speaking guide, explore Skopje, the capital of Macedonia. Learn about the city’s storied history of Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman rule, and see both the old and new parts of the city. The tour hits several highlights including the Stone Bridge, Matka Canyon, Skopje Fortress, the Archaeological Museum of Macedonia, and much more.

Discover the Macedonian capital of Skopje on this full-day tour from Ohrid and explore at your own pace on a private tour. Visit sights including Skopje Fortress, Mustafa Pasha Mosque, the Stone Bridge, and the Memorial House of Mother Teresa; walk around the atmospheric Old Town and Old Bazaar, and admire views along the Vardar River.

Ohrid and the shore of Ohrid Lake are protected by UNESCO and are the most famous tourist destinations in Macedonia. We will see the most beautiful churches in Ohrid, . We will climb up on top of the hill, to the “Samoil Fortress”, and take photos and admire the breath-taking lake views. On a half way to Saint Naum monastery, we will visit Bay of Bones, the most visited museums in the country. In Saint Naum monastery complex you will learn more about Slavic alphabets and you will have a chance to visit the most beautiful springs in Macedonia, the springs of river Drim.

If you’re up for a challenging adventure, then hike the Magaro Peak on this full-day excursion from Ohrid. With a private hiking guide, reach the highest peak on Galichica Mountain where you can enjoy stunning views of Lake Prespa and Lake Ohrid as well as Macedonia and Albania. So get your adrenaline pumping and enjoy this moderate to challenging trek.

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.

Explore amazing mystical Snake Island call "Golem Grad"or Pelican Island,-"Prespa region",with licensed Tour guide. Golem Grad, known as Snake Island, is a wild and mysterious place home to countless Snakes(mostly non-venomous snakes) and rare Pelicans,and Turtles. Hidden within Lake Prespa, the island is untouched by human settlement and rich with secret stories. Pick up from Ohrid(or neighboring location of Ohrid..before our start you need to tell us the location..) transfer to the village of "Stenje"or Konjsko"and take a boat trip to the location,guiding tour there with licensed tour guide round 1.h and return back by boath and transfer to the city.We may stop on the way back for drink or food at your request in the village of Stenje city of Resen or next place on the route..we will have a little break enjoy ourselves.. and then we'll continue to the starting point.(the whole tour lasts 5-6h.Min 2-per.) ...Explore this stunning mystical Island!

Step into the enchanting history of Ohrid and discover the ancient North Macedonian city through the eyes of an expert local guide in our private tour. Nestled beside the ancient Lake Ohrid—hailed as the "Pearl of the Balkans" this timeless city bears witness to the epochs, from Ancient Greece to the Ottoman Empire, creating a tapestry of cultures that still resonates today. Explore the XI century Tsar Samuel's Fortress, offering panoramic views of Lake Ohrid, famed for its clarity. Wander through the old city, unveiling the city's Ancient Theatre from the 2nd century B.C. Immerse yourself in Ottoman elegance along narrow streets, visit an antique store filled with 19th-century treasures, and delve into handmade paper and woodcraft workshops. Discover the secrets of the famous Ohrid pearl, ensuring an unforgettable experience that transcends time. Join us on a private journey through Ohrid's rich history, craftsmanship, and soul.

Take a break from the city and spend a day in the mountains on this tour to Mavrovo National Park. Alongside a private guide, drive along the Black Drim River to visit small mountain villages, a waterfall, and the St. Jovan Bigorski Monastery. Drive past the Debar and Globocica lakes and take in the alpine scenery from various viewpoints during your tour.

This tour will take you to the city of Councils, Bitola, where you can admire the mosaics in Heraclea Lyncestis, and visit the Museum of Bitola, and the room dedicated to the Father of Modern Turkey, Kemal Mustafa Atatürk. We will also visit the town with the highest altitude in the country, Krusevo, and visit the most interesting local sites.

Bitola, or also known as Monastir during the Ottoman Empire, was and still is an important town: It was established by Philip II, father of Alexander The Great; It is on the Ancient Roman Road of Via Egnatia; and it was the town where the international community decided to open consulates to the Ottoman Empire. Today, Bitola is a town with a wealth of cultures intertwined in its streets and residents. Likewise, the remnants of a once thriving Jewish community are scattered throughout the town, and blended in the everyday life as a memory. In this tour we visit the oldest Jewish cemetery in the Balkans, we walk through the old Jewish neighbourhood to see where the Jewish once people lived, visit the Old Bazaar to see where the Jewish people once worked, and we see the many monuments that the local people of Bitola enacted in memory of their fellow citizens. In the process we learn also about the rich history of Bitola and its tasty cuisine.