• Tirana - The tour kicks off in Tirana. Our guide will meet you at your hotel or accommodation in Tirana, Durres, or Golem.
• Struga - Dive into the cultural richness of Struga by exploring local landmarks such as the Old Bazaar, where you can find traditional crafts and enjoy local dishes in cozy cafes. Experience the lively atmosphere of the annual Struga Poetry Evenings, a famous international festival celebrating poetry and literature. For those who love the outdoors, Struga offers activities like boating, fishing, and hiking in the nearby mountains, providing stunning views of the lake and the city. Whether you’re interested in its natural beauty, cultural depth, or recreational options, Struga invites you to discover the heart of North Macedonia.
• Ali Pasha Mosque - The Ali Pasha Mosque in Ohrid, North Macedonia, is a notable historical and architectural site from the Ottoman era. Named after Ali Pasha, an 18th-century Ottoman ruler, the mosque showcases traditional Ottoman architecture with its unique features and cultural significance.

Visitors can admire its elegant design, featuring a central dome and minaret, typical of Ottoman mosques. The interior is adorned with intricate decorations, including geometric patterns and Arabic calligraphy, reflecting the craftsmanship of the time.

Set within a peaceful courtyard, the mosque offers a serene environment perfect for quiet reflection and relaxation. As a key cultural site in Ohrid, the Ali Pasha Mosque provides a glimpse into the city’s diverse heritage and its historical connections to the Ottoman Empire.

• Ancient Theatre of Ohrid - The ancient theatre in Ohrid, North Macedonia, is an impressive archaeological site from the Hellenistic period, around the 3rd century BC. Carved into a hillside overlooking Lake Ohrid, this historic amphitheater once hosted classical dramas, music performances, and community gatherings of ancient Macedonians.

Visitors can explore the well-preserved stone seats where audiences once enjoyed performances with stunning views of Lake Ohrid and the surrounding mountains. The theatre is renowned for its excellent acoustics, enhancing the experience of live performances in ancient times.

Today, the ancient theatre is a cultural landmark and a venue for modern performances and events during Ohrid’s summer festival season. Its historical importance and scenic location make it a must-see for those interested in ancient history and classical architecture.

• Church Of Saint John The Theologian - The Church of Saint John the Theologian in Ohrid, North Macedonia, is a significant religious and architectural site from the 13th century. Located in the UNESCO-listed Old Town, this Byzantine-style church highlights the region’s rich cultural history.

Visitors can admire the church’s distinctive frescoes and iconography, featuring detailed medieval artwork depicting biblical scenes and saints. The interior offers a peaceful atmosphere for contemplation and appreciation of its historical importance.

Surrounded by the charming streets of Ohrid’s Old Town, the church provides insight into the city’s spiritual and artistic heritage. It remains a beloved site for both locals and tourists, inviting visitors to explore its cultural treasures and enjoy moments of quiet reflection in its sacred setting.

• Ohrid - The Old Bazaar in Ohrid, North Macedonia, is a vibrant historic area where Ottoman and Balkan architecture come together. Wander through narrow cobblestone streets lined with shops selling local crafts and treats. Discover mosques, hammams, and caravanserais amidst the lively atmosphere, making it a bustling cultural center for both locals and visitors. You can also relax with a coffee or enjoy local cuisine at the charming cafes and restaurants throughout the bazaar.

• Lunch
• Hotel pick up & drop off service
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Licensed English Guide
• Car international insurance, petrol and road taxes

• Everything else not mentioned on inclusion category