Pristina Tours

You will be visiting one of the most spectacular caves in the region, engaged in a speleological activity, led and supervised by outdoor specialists. This is not a touristic cave visit, this trip includes use of equipment, such as helmet and lights and walk through a cave that has not been tamed, changed or adjusted for touristic visits.  Nonetheless, the trip does not include any special climbing or other risks, all the time you will be supervised by your guide and properly equipped.

Climb the Rugova Gorge Via Ferrata on an adventurous trip that lets you safely scale a sheer rock face with no climbing experience needed. You’ll climb the 328-foot (100-mt.) Via Ferrata while clipped to a fixed line and with the assistance of climbing guides, then reach a beautiful hiking trail that commands sweeping views of the Rugova Gorge.

Join Pristina, the capital of Kosovo, the youngest country in Europe, and start your panoramic tour of an effervescent and ever-changing city. Explore the political and economic capital of Kosovo where you will discover an unprecedented architectural contrast in Europe Head towards the waterfalls of Mirusha, beautiful natural and unique place in Kosovo. Make a stop in the city of Rahovec famous for its vineyards. Discover the wine world of Kosovo by tasting several local wines recognized internationally

Culture and History in the western part of Kosovo, Learn more about the history and culture of Kosovo

As your day gets richer, fleeing the city crowd and taking the most beautiful walks in the most beautiful mountains of the Balkans, you have the opportunity to be fascinated by the beauty of Rugova Lake!

Oshlak mountain (also called Osljak) is one of the best trails I’ve done, a moderate hike with very beautiful views. The ridge of this mountain is very beautiful and it is one of the longest mountain ridges in the Balkans, especially the view of the Sharr mountains range from this mountain is very beautiful.

Pristina and Prizen are Kosovo’s two main cities, but it can be tricky to tick both off from Skopje without a car. On this full-day tour, travel from your Skopje hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle. Stop at Gracanica Monastery before making your way to the lively capital city of Pristina. Continue on to the historical city of Prizen. Learn about the area from your guide.

This Tour in Valbona Valley National Park offers a unique experience of nature and mountain lovers. The Albanian alps extended on both the sides, the crystal clear river cutting through the valley, the green surroundings, the quietness and traditional food, make this one day Tour unforgettable experience. This area where we visit, has been isolated for more than 40 years during the communism period in Albania, and along the way you're still able to see the traces of that period, bunkers, old buildings and also hear the storytelling and history of the region. Valbona Valley has recently become one of the most favourite places to be visited in North Albania by tourists, because of its uniqueness and yet unexplored place.

Head to Ulpiana, The largest archaeological site in the country covers 33 ha. It shelters the vestiges of a Roman city founded by the emperor Trajan at the turn of the 1st century AD, then refounded by the Byzantine emperor Justinian in the 6th century under the name of Justiniana Secunda. Pass by car to the Badovc Lake. You will head to the Bear Sanctuary, where many captive bears in private restaurants in Kosovo and Albania were released. After lunch, On the way to the castle of Novo Brdo located on the heights of a plateau offering a splendid panoramic view of the region. Leave for Janjevo, for a nice walk to this abandoned Croatian village.

On this tour, we will discover the best sceneries of the Macedonian capital, Skopje. We will visit the most interesting sites of the city, including the famous Skopje 2014 monuments, the newly built baroque museums, and buildings, and the hammams, mosques, and hans in the Old Turkish Bazaar. Today, we will explore the city from both sides; we are going to visit the Old and the New Skopje, crossing through the Stone Bridge, i.e. the connection between these totally different parts of town.

Our tour is unique because of our passion that we do with pleasure, with stories from different cities of Kosovo, which is one of the youngest countries in the Europe and declared independence in February 2008. Kosovo is landlocked in the central Balkan Peninsula. Prishtina is capital and largest city. In the south it is bordered with North Macedonia and Albania, Montenegro to the west, and Serbia to the north and east. Kosovo has just 10800 square kilometers, population is 1.8 million citizens, but is very rich in cultural heritage, history and beautiful nature. Kosovo has different strata of cultural heritage, ranging from the early periods as the Neolithic period, the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, then Dardane-Illyrian period. Also, there are the traces of Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, Ottoman Empire, Communism period till the contemporary era. You can visit all the main attractions in Prishtina and other cities with the best local guide.

Great canyon is one of the biggest cave systems in the region and certainly the biggest in Kosovo and is one of the must see natural wonders of Kosovo. Located in magnificent Rugova Canyon, 8km from city center of Peja-known as a heaven for outdoor activities. Number 12-ve on the world list of the highest caves.

Hike in Rugova and visit two glacial lakes the eyes of the mountain. The lake also marks the border between Kosovo and Montenegro. If you like you can literarilly swim across the borders. This is a moderate hike which can be flexible in timing. Very interesting for kids. A unique opportunity to see Alpine Triton salamander whoose presence proves the purity of the water. This is one of the best daily hikes you can get in the region and while additional to hiking enjoy views of Rugova canyon while driving with our new mini van.

Visit a city that’s vibrant with culture and history on a full-day, small-group trip from Pristina to Prizren. Visiting Prizren on a day trip is a challenge without a private vehicle, but this excursion combines tours and transport so you won’t miss out. Enjoy a mix of guide-led tours and free time to explore, with round-trip transport and tips on what to see.

The Kosovan town of Pristina lies 57 miles (92 km) to the north of Skopje. On this private full-day tour, travel through Macedonia and into Kosovo, and reach Pristina in comfort. Explore UNESCO–listed treasures like the 14th-century Carshi Mosque, the Cathedral of St. Mother Teresa, and Skanderbeg Square, and listen as your private guide brings centuries of Kosovan history to life. Admire Byzantine architecture and ancient monuments among the modern cafes, and soak up the atmosphere in the bustling Old Town.

This is a concentrated tour of the major monuments of Kosovo, giving visitors a full picture of what this new country has on offer.

Experience the old-world traditions and see modern-day Kosovo during this five-day, guided, small-group tour that includes transportation, accommodations, and breakfast. Tour the country to take in ancient towns, the green countryside, and cities. See the largest medieval church in the Balkans and marvel at Byzantine architecture. Visit a mosque built in 1461 and learn about the Ottoman Empire and stop in Gjakova city and on the Sharr mountains.

Head for Peja, the largest city in western Kosovo at the foot of the rugova mountains and gorges. Join the waterfall of the White Drin, walk to the summit where you will reach the caves "Sleeping Beauty" for an interior visit galleries carved for centuries by the force of the water. (20 minutes walk) Visit the Patriarchal Monastery of Peja, one of the strongholds of the Orthodox religion in the region. Admire its many well preserved frescoes as well as the calm and serene atmosphere present in this place. Guided tour of the charming town of Peja and its Ethnological Museum where you will immerse yourself in the traditional life of the twentieth century kosovars.

Discover the fascinating country of Kosovo on a 5-night private tour, starting at the capital city of Pristina then exploring historic churches, celebrated art, ancient villages, and scenic highlights. The young state lacks the tourist infrastructure of more established destinations—making public transport a challenge—but the service of a private driver/guide throughout your time in Kosovo ensures a stress-free experience.

Tap into your sense of adventure in Kosovo with the Via Ferrata experience, an activity that lets you climb to unprecedented heights. Via ferrata is Italian for ‘iron road,’ and Via Ferrata Berim is just that: a protected climbing route that allows novice and expert climbers alike to ascend a mountain by way of a steel cable that is fixed to the rock. And scenic Berim Cliffs are the perfect place to try this technique. This is a fun, safe and adventurous way to get out of your comfort zone and experience the thrill of the mountains.

Our team will ensure throughout the trip to share with as much originality as possible the controversial and unknown history of Kosovo. Our vision is to make you live a tour as an adventure and a life experience. We would like to share it with you by offering services adapted to the meeting of locals.

Discover Prishtina, the vibrant capital of Kosovo, on a full-day tour that takes in all the highlights. Visit landmarks such as Skenderbeg Square, Mother Teresa square, and the Imperial Mosque; learn about Kosavan history at the Kosovo Museum; browse the stalls of the old bazaar; and admire the views from Mother Teresa Cathedral. After lunch (own expense), head out of the city to visit the archaeological site of Ulpiana and Gadima Cave.

Through this tour you will visit Europe’s newest independent state, but with an old ancient history, Kosovo, the final chapter in the dissolution of the Yugoslav state. Kosovo offers its visitors the possibility to feel part of its development in a fast changing environment. This tour aims to show what makes Kosovo a complex yet very special place to be, through visits of its: troubled ancient and modern history, rich culture, stunning nature, numerous religions monuments and friendly people.

The combined tour of Kosovo will provide you with a rich experience of the Kosovo history (past and recent), religious and historical monuments, traditions, and beautiful landscapes on the way. Prishtina is capital of Kosovo with 350-400 000 inhabitants, and also a University City with over 50 000 students from throughout the country. Pristina is a political, economic, cultural, and diplomatic center of Kosovo. It is very dynamic city, with bright and positive youth, with many cultural, arts, urban and sport events held in the town through the year. Visit to Gracanica Monastery Unesco site built in 1321 Prizren, situated in the south of Kosovo, is a beautiful and one of the oldest towns in Kosovo, known for its ancient history, the rich cultural and religious heritage, traditional handicraft shops, variety of festivals, film, music, art etc. It is the most multiethnic, multi religious and multicultural city of Kosovo.