North Macedonia Tours & Trips

4-star hotels like Nova Riviera or Hotel Aqualina provide accommodation while visiting UNESCO-listed Lake Ohrid and checking out ancient marble statues and mosaic floors at Heraclea in Bitola. Ohrid's Old Bazaar leads to the 10th-century St. Jovan Caneo church through its winding paths. Matka Canyon opens up by boat to Cave Vrelo, one of Europe's deepest underwater caves. The Millennium Ropeway climbs Mount Vodno for panoramic views of Skopje.

Macedonia's popular sites come to life through Skopje's Ottoman-era Old Bazaar and the massive Millennium Cross on Mount Vodno. Locally-run guesthouses and small hotels provide accommodation throughout, offering chances to meet people from the region. Lake Ohrid serves as a main highlight where the Church of St. John at Kaneo sits perched on a cliff and clear water invites swimming. The Bay of Bones Museum, a reconstructed prehistoric settlement built on wooden platforms over the lake, rounds out the itinerary.

The Macedonian adventure winds through UNESCO sites like Ohrid Lake and hidden gems like Janche village. The route takes in Skopje's Ottoman bazaar, leads through Matka Canyon to Vrelo Cave, and stops at the castle-shaped winery in Veles. Includes 3-star hotels and expert guide throughout.

This cultural odyssey from Skopje to Lake Ohrid costs approx. $190/day. The 'Jerusalem of the Balkans' reveals its 365 historic churches, while boats cruise to St. Naum Monastery. Includes 4-star comfort with half-board dining and expert local guides.

This 8-day Macedonia circuit costs around $2,200 with private guide and driver. The route leads from Skopje's Ottoman bazaar to Lake Ohrid's medieval churches, through Mavrovo's wilderness, and to Bitola's archaeological sites. Includes daily breakfast and entrance fees to Bay of Bones Museum.

North Macedonia's ancient city of Ohrid reveals its 10th-century Samuel's Fortress and cliff-side Church of St. John. The stone-paved Old Bazaar and ancient Lyhnidas city center preserve history. St. Naum Monastery, once part of Albania (1912-1925), stands before joining Yugoslavia.

North Macedonia's crown jewel Ohrid boasts 365 churches within its UNESCO World Heritage site. The iconic Church of St. John viewpoint, St. Nicolas Church, and Halveti Hayati Tekke mosque tell centuries of history. Stops include Struga by the Drini River source with professional guide commentary.