19.04.2023
New Apartments in Dojran Available for Rent
New Apartments in Dojran Available for Rent
The Kajak.mk database has received its 15th property on the shores of Lake Dojran. A newly opened facility with new rooms and furniture. The property offers a view of Lake Dojran and has the capacity to accommodate an entire small company, making it ideal for a team-building stay.
What we are happy to highlight is the fact that the accommodation allows pets, meaning you can stay here with your loyal explorer and adventurer.
For more information, photos, and contact for reservations, you can find it with one click HERE.
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