Hundreds of kilometers of coastal roads in Southeastern Europe - starting from Slovenia, passing through Croatia, with a short stop in Bosnia and Herzegovina, taking you to Montenegro and continuing through Albania and onwards to Greece - all this with stunning views of islands, historical places, natural parks and protected areas.
The Balkans - a great mix of mountains with protected areas and unspoiled nature with stunning views towards the coast.
On the way to the peak Kara Nikolla (Black Nikolla or originally in Serbian it was called Karanikolica - i.e.the wife of Kara Nikolla) is located near the Bozovca pass, a region that connects the Kosovar town Prizren and the Macedonian town of Tetovo.
Via Ferrata Ari is among the most adventurous outdoor activity in Kosovo with 100 meters of vertical climbing. The whole climbing and hiking trip takes two to three hours depending on the group and offers a spectacular view over the city of Peja and the Rugova Gorge.
Meet local people in traditional villages - each of the twelve Southeastern European destinations has a lot to offer - local traditions, history and its own way of life.
When you come and visit Macedonia - do not miss the stunning views that Ohrid and Prespa lakes offer. Lake Ohrid offers clear waters for diving with paleolithic settlements and active fishing villages along its banks. Four million-year-old caves and ancient ruins are waiting to be explored, while local shepherds and artisans await your visit by bike, foot, jeep or donkey.
Macedonia offers an array of options. Stunning lake views, mountains with brown bears and other rare wildlife, fascinating food, opportunity to dive with a guide who can show you archaeological artifacts in Lake Ohrid, and paragliding.
