North Macedonia Tours & Trips
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- Semi-Private Tour; Best of North Macedonia in Eight Days
- Northern Macedonia Private Tour - 7 Days/6 Nights
- Northern Macedonia - Holiday at Lake Ohrid !
- Macedonia wine tour
- Skopje city break 5 days
- “Beautiful” Macedonia Tоur
- Four Days of Fun in Ohrid's Sun! (Tourists Welcome, Let's Get Begun!)
- Enchanting Ohrid: Ditch the Taxi, Take a Fun Walk!
- The Balkans Real Food Adventure
- Semi-Private Tour of North Macedonia: Ohrid & Struga from Tirana
Semi-Private Tour; Best of North Macedonia in Eight Days
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Choose Balkans had everything planned and it was easy to follow so many activities.”
Fatmir, traveled in November
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.
Duration 8 days Destinations Skopje, Matka, Veles, Bitola, Ohrid, Saint Naum, Mavrovo National Park, Tetovo Age Range 2 to 90 year olds Operator Choose Balkans From $1,341
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Duration 7 days Destinations Skopje, Tetovo, Ohrid, Saint Naum, Bitola Age Range up to 84 year olds Operator Nature Trips From
15% Off- US$2,110
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.
Duration 5 days Destinations Skopje, Ohrid, Saint Naum Age Range up to 84 year olds Operated in English, Italian Operator Nature Trips From
15% Off- US$963
Macedonia wine tour
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“All the time Daniel kept a gentle eye on us and let us know all about the dramatic and tragic history of the lands.”
Jeremy, traveled in October
Macedonian wine heritage unfolds across Povardarie and Pelagonija-Polog regions. The 125-year-old Tikvesh Winery welcomes visitors before tours of UNESCO-listed Ohrid's Byzantine churches and Skopje's Kale Fortress. Includes stays at 4-star hotels, 7 wine tastings, and guided tours of 5 premier wineries.
Duration 8 days Destinations Skopje, Veles, Kratovo, Demir Kapija, Stobi, Ohrid, Tetovo Age Range 18 to 90 year olds Operator Experience Balkan From
15% Off- US$2,240
This five-day immersion combines Skopje's Stone Bridge and Ottoman Bazaar with Ohrid's UNESCO treasures. Cable cars ascend to Millennium Cross, while Europe's oldest synagogue at Stobi and Matka Canyon's Vrelo Cave await exploration. Includes 4 nights at a 3-star Skopje hotel with traditional meals.
Duration 5 days Destinations Skopje, Matka, Ohrid, Stobi Age Range 18 to 90 year olds Operator Experience Balkan From
15% Off- US$1,482
“Beautiful” Macedonia Tоur
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Macedonia is a country in the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe. I stayed there for a few days and their days were filled with lots of really exciting activities and fun moments.”
Walaa, traveled in July
Macedonia's treasures unfold over 4 days, featuring Skopje's Stone Bridge, Ohrid's Roman amphitheater, and St. Naum Monastery. A cable car rises to Millennium Cross, boats glide through Matka Canyon, while traditional dining comes alive with folk music. 4-star hotels included.
Duration 4 days Destinations Skopje, Mavrovo National Park, Ohrid Age Range 5 to 77 year olds Operated in English, German, Italian, Spanish Operator Plus Travel Skopje From
15% Off- US$314
Ohrid's UNESCO heritage shines over 4 enriching days. Samuel's Fortress towers above, while the Byzantine Church of St. John at Kaneo overlooks Europe's oldest lake. Package includes airport transfers, guided walking tour, and daily breakfast at approx. $50 per day.
Duration 4 days Destinations Ohrid Age Range 1 to 100 year olds Operated in English, German, Dutch Operator Urban Folx Travel From
15% Off- US$287
The UNESCO-listed Ohrid welcomes visitors to St. Sophia Cathedral and the cliffside Church of St. John at Kaneo. An ancient Greek theater and Samuel's Fortress offer panoramic lake views. The Old Bazaar showcases authentic Macedonian culture. Suitable for ages 8+.
Duration 1 day Destinations Ohrid Age Range 8 to 98 year olds Operated in English, German, Dutch Operator Urban Folx Travel From
15% Off- US$36
Macedonian culinary traditions come alive from Ohrid's green markets to Skopje's bohemian Debar Maalo district. The route includes ancient Heraclea Lyncestis near Bitola, wine tasting in Tikves region, and the historic St Jovan Bigorski Monastery. Home cooking in Kuratica village provides authentic flavors.
Duration 9 days Destinations Croatia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From
15% Off- US$2,435
Semi-Private Tour of North Macedonia: Ohrid & Struga from Tirana
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“I'm very happy with the experience. I strongly recommend this trip.”
srilakshmi, traveled in December
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.
Duration 1 day Destinations Tirana, Struga, Ohrid Age Range 2 to 90 year olds Operator Choose Balkans From
15% Off- US$108
What people love about Macedonia Tours
- Semi-Private Tour; Best of North Macedonia in Eight Days
Can honestly say that this tour was the best possible way to spend my first week inNorth Macedonia! My two friends and I loved every minute of our 7 day tours with Choose Balkans. We had the best possible tour guide, he’s so much fun and a friendly face that everyone knew they could turn to with any question or request! Without a doubt worth every penny!
- Macedonia wine tour
I went on this tour together with my brother and sister. We had a wonderful time; this was largely due to the excellent attention and organising skills of Daniel our fantastic guide. The tour had two themes; exploring Macedonian wines and learning about the history and culture of this remarkable country. In UK we are unaware of the classy wines of the Macedonia. There are excellent varieties of red, white and rose. Several grape varieties are specific to the country, particularly Vranac which makes a classic fine red. We looked round a couple of wineries, spent two nights at a vineyard and had the opportunity to taste a number of the different wines. In addition we looked round several ancient churchs with remarkable iconic paintings on their walls, a brightly painted Mosque, saw fields of archeological remainders, Byzantine, Roman, etc, went on a grand boat trip on Lake Ohrid, explored a canyon in another boat when we went down into caves and had a look round Skopje the capital. We saw folk dancers, a fine folk band and even heavy rock music at a wine festival. All in 7 days. All the time Daniel kept a gentle eye on us and let us know all about the dramatic and tragic history of the lands. He drove us safely and the hotels we stayed in were splendid. In brief we had a great time exploring a country which is little known to UK tourists. We left with a new understanding of the troubled history of the Balkans and an appreciation of the generosity of the people.On top of that we experiences new wines. Highly recommended
- Semi-Private Tour of North Macedonia: Ohrid & Struga from Tirana
Our guide Toni was excellent, offering a lot of knowledge and great care. I'm very happy with the experience. Toni provided a lot of historical insight about Albania and Macedonia. I strongly recommend this trip. My 5-year-old daughter also enjoyed the trip. Thank you Albania Tour operator Sirma for your support. You are always available and responsive. Overall it was a great experience and an awesome memory.
What our customers ask about North Macedonia Tours & Trips
What are the must-visit cultural and historical sites in Macedonia?
North Macedonia's cultural landscape centers on Ohrid with its 365 Orthodox churches set against a lake backdrop. The Roman ruins of Heraclea Lyncestis stand well-preserved near Bitola featuring an amphitheater and intricate mosaic floors from the 2nd century BC. Skopje's Old Bazaar the largest in the Balkans leads visitors through narrow streets to the Stone Bridge and Archaeological Museum. A TourRadar traveler noted "Can honestly say that this tour was the best possible way to spend my first week in North Macedonia - we loved every minute of it!" The City Palace Hotel in Skopje serves as a convenient base for exploring these sites.
What's the best time of year to visit Macedonia's main attractions?
Weather patterns shape the ideal visiting times across Macedonia's regions. May through September brings temperatures around 75°F (24°C) perfect for swimming in Lake Ohrid and city walks. Winter sports enthusiasts head to Mavrovo National Park from December to March while hikers take to the trails in summer. Spring and fall offer pleasant conditions in Skopje for exploring the Old Bazaar. A past visitor shared: "Overall good trip with perfect weather for sightseeing." The Hotel Inex Olgica provides a comfortable Ohrid base during peak seasons.
What kind of accommodation can I expect in Macedonia?
The accommodation landscape spans from 4-star city hotels to charming countryside properties. Notable options include Hotel Bistra in Mavrovo National Park Villa Dihovo in Bitola and the wine-focused Popova Kula in Demir Kapija. A TourRadar guest observed "comfortable hotels a range of nice wines and good food and excellent attention from our guide."
How accessible are Macedonia's religious and historic monasteries?
Most Macedonian monasteries welcome visitors with well-maintained access paths and regular opening hours. St. Naum Monastery sits by Lake Ohrid's springs offering views across the water. Leshok Monastery near Tetovo displays historic frescos while the painted mosque shows unique geometric patterns. According to one visitor: "We saw a lot of special places and every monastery had its own unique character!" Hotel Aleksandar in Ohrid and Hotel Lirak in Tetovo put travelers close to these religious sites.
What are the best wine experiences available in Macedonia?
Macedonia's wine tradition stretches back to the 13th century with modern wineries now offering engaging visitor experiences. The castle winery in Veles presents tastings from 11 local grape varieties. Popova Kula Winery combines tastings with vineyard views while the historic Tikveš region provides extensive tour options. A guest reported: "The winery experience was absolutely recommend it!" The Wine Lodge near Veles offers immersive stays in wine country.
What's the typical food experience like in Macedonia?
The country's cuisine reflects both Balkan and Mediterranean influences with distinct regional specialties. Ohrid restaurants serve fresh lake fish while Bitola's Old Bazaar offers tavče-gravče and ajvar in traditional settings. Skopje's bazaar stalls and restaurants serve fresh burek and šarplaninski čaj. One traveler shared: "The local food experiences were some of the highlights of our trip!" Hotel City Park puts guests near Skopje's best dining spots.
How much should I budget per day for a tour in Macedonia?
Tour costs range from 180-390 USD daily with most quality mid-range options averaging 250 USD. This covers 4-star lodging transport guided activities and select meals. Basic tours start at 100 USD per day while premium experiences can reach 400 USD. Cultural tours generally cost less than specialized wine tours or multi-country Balkan adventures.