Experience Macedonia Through Its Flavors!
This 4-day gastronomic tour takes you through traditional cuisine, local markets, and wineries, where you’ll learn, taste, and cook alongside experienced local chefs. From the enchanting streets of Skopje, to the serene shores of Lake Ohrid, and from village homes in Mariovo to the wineries of Tikveš, each day offers new discoveries and a sensory adventure.

Day 1: Skopje – Welcome and Traditional Macedonian Flavors
Morning: Arrival in Skopje and check-in at a local hotel.
Late Morning: Explore the Old Bazaar, its markets, spices, and local products.
Afternoon: Culinary workshop – prepare traditional dishes like tavče gravče, ajvar, and Macedonian salads.
Evening: Dinner featuring the dishes you prepared yourself.

Day 2: Ohrid – Culinary Experience by the Lake
Morning: Travel to Ohrid (3–4 hours), with optional stops along the way for sightseeing.
Late Morning: Explore Ohrid Old Town and the stunning Lake Ohrid.
Afternoon: Hands-on culinary workshop in a local guesthouse – prepare fish dishes, komati (cheese in dough), and baklava.
Evening: Dinner by the lake, enjoying your culinary creations.

Day 3: Bitola & Mariovo – Rural Flavors
Morning: Travel to Bitola, visit Heraclea Lyncestis and the local market.
Afternoon: Visit an ethno-house in Mariovo for a culinary workshop – make mixed meat dishes, homemade bread, and local cheeses.
Evening: Dinner accompanied by stories of Mariovo’s culinary traditions.

Day 4: Wine Region – Culinary Delights and Wine
Morning: Visit a winery for a tour and tasting.
Afternoon: Culinary workshop – prepare dishes paired with wine, including local salads, roasted meats, and desserts.
Evening: Wine tasting and farewell dinner. Return to Skopje or continue your journey.

Embark on a Journey for the Senses
Join us on this unforgettable culinary adventure and discover Macedonia like never before—through its flavors, traditions, and stories. From bustling markets to serene lakes, from village kitchens to renowned wineries, every moment is a feast for your senses and a celebration of Macedonian culture.