12.05.2022
Exploring the Ljubaništa Region on ATV Bikes
Exploring the Ljubaništa Region on ATV Bikes
For travelers and adrenaline lovers, ATV tours starting from the village of Ljubanista are sure to catch their attention.
Give a warm welcome to the new ATV tours from Ljubanista.
For those groups still considering what to include in their trip to Ohrid, keep in mind the new ATV tours featuring 9 vehicles.

The base is located on the main road in the village of Ljubanista, just before the turnoff to the Ljubanista camp.
The tours start from the karting area and proceed along the mountain road to the St. Elijah outpost, then turn towards the St. Athanasius Monastery, where visitors can explore the seven springs of the Crn Drim River and visit the Church of the Holy Mother of God.


For more information about the tours and contact details for reservations, click HERE.
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