Full description
Experience the biggest Natural Park of the whole Balkan, where bears and lynxes roam the earth! The Natural Park of Mavrovo is known for high mountain peaks, beautiful lakes, deep canyons and dense forest, that abound with diverse wildlife. For centuries, shepherds have brought their sheep here to escape the scorching valley heat. This opportunity let you visit the one of last remaining shepherds of Europe. Prepare to see a lot of animals.

When entering the Natural Park of Mavrovo, you will be dropped off in the most iconic village of North Macedonia, which is called Galicnik. From here, after a small break the hike will start through grasslands covering plateaus and mountain ridges around Mali Sar. During the summer the area is covered in countless mountain flowers.

On the way back, you’ll have the chance to make a quick stop at the famous submerged church. Note that this depends on the level of the water. This is a great opportunity to make a photo before returning to Ohrid.

Price & discounts
Adults (13 till 64 years old) €59 p.p.
Infants (0-1) Free of charge
Children (2-6) €32.5 p.p.
Youth (7-12) €45.5 p.p.
Senior (65+) €56 p.p.

Duration
9 – 10 hours

Including
✔ English speaking guide
✔ Confirmation in max. 12 hours
✔ 24-7 service via WhatsApp
✔ Transfer from accommodation (or close to) to the National Park of Mavrovo and back.
✔ Lunch Package
✔ Child & senior discount

Not including
✘ Personal expenses

Not suitable for
Wheelchair users

Good to know in advance
• Wear good hiking shoes, which are suitable for the mountains.
• During warm weather it’s recommended to use sunscreen and bring enough drinking water.
• This activity contains an active hike in the mountains of approximately an hour.
• This tour is for small groups only!

Group size and private option
6 – 14 people.

Date
Below you can find the dates of our guaranteed tours.

Free cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

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