• Skopje Fortress Kale - Known as Kale, the Skopje Fortress is a historic landmark situated in the old town of Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia. It is located in the Centar municipality and stands on the city’s highest point, offering a view of the Vardar River.
• Millennium Cross - The Millennium Cross is located on Vodno Mountain in North Macedonia, positioned in the northern region of the country, southwest of Skopje. The mountain’s peak, Krstovar, reaches 1066 meters, while the base is at 337 meters.
  Cable Car Operation: The cable car does not operate on Mondays or the last Tuesday of each month and may be halted during adverse weather conditions. On these days, visits to the Millennium Cross are substituted with a panoramic stop at Mid-Vodno, accessible by mini-bus.
• Makedonsko Selo - Situated on the slopes of Vodno Mountain, this delightful Ethno Village provides insight into traditional Macedonian life. Visitors can stroll among genuine stone houses and wooden balconies, explore rural architecture, and enjoy the serene ambiance of a typical mountain village. It is an ideal spot to connect with local heritage and take stunning photographs amidst nature.
• Church of St. Panteleimon - Located in Gorno Nerezi, North Macedonia, the Church of St. Panteleimon is a small Byzantine church from the 12th century, part of a monastery complex. Both the church and monastery are dedicated to St. Panteleimon, the patron saint of physicians.
• Matka Canyon - Situated west of central Skopje, North Macedonia, Matka Canyon spans approximately 5,000 hectares and is a favored outdoor destination in Macedonia, featuring several medieval monasteries. The Matka Lake within the canyon is the country’s oldest artificial lake.
• Porta Macedonia aka Gate Macedonia - Porta Macedonia is a triumphal arch located on Pella Square in Skopje, North Macedonia. Its construction began in 2011 and was completed in January 2012, standing at a height of 21 meters.

• A/C transportation from Vodno to Gorno Nerezi & Macedonian Etno Village
• A/C transportation from Skopje Fortress to Vodno
• Ticket for the cable car to Millennium Cross (weather and day dependent)
• Return to central drop-off point
• Local English speaking guide from there to Matka Canyon

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Meals and drinks
• Entrance tickets
• Optional entrance to St. Pantelejmon
• Optional boat ride to Vrelo Cave
• Kayak rentals or other optional activities at Matka Canyon
• Personal expenses, tips & gratuities

For those who appreciate nature, history, and genuine local experiences, and wish to explore beyond Skopje’s center, this half-day tour offers an ideal getaway into the picturesque surroundings of Skopje.

Delight in the magnificent panoramic views from Mount Vodno, admire the exquisite Byzantine art at St. Pantelejmon church, experience the traditional architecture of the Macedonian Village Complex, and wander through the awe-inspiring Matka Canyon, which is home to unique plants, butterflies, and remarkable caves.

Allow our knowledgeable local guide to take you on this memorable journey into the natural beauty and cultural richness just a short distance from Skopje.

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• Please arrive at least 5 minutes prior to the start of the tour
• Tour operates rain or shine, hot or cold, year round.
• Please note • Cable Car Operation: The cable car does not run on Mondays or the last Tuesday of the month, and may be suspended in bad weather. On such days, the visit to the Millennium Cross is replaced with a panoramic stop at Mid-Vodno reached by mini-bus.
• If choosing the 1-hour boat tour to Vrelo Cave, there will not be enough time for lunch. We advise bringing snacks or packed food in high season.
• Children are welcome. However, children under 4 years are required by law to use a child safety seat, which we do not provide on group tours. If traveling with small children, we recommend a private tour where a child seat can be arranged.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.