16.05.2021
Villa in Peštani with the Best View of Summer Sunsets
Villa in Peštani with the Best View of Summer Sunsets
Many of you would surely agree that there is nothing more beautiful than summer sunsets. Every traveler wishes to stay in a villa that allows them to enjoy the view from their own terrace.
Today, we spoke with the host Slave, whose villa has been part of the Kajak.mk accommodation base for quite some time. Slave shared with us the beautiful moments that guests experience while staying in the villa.

The villa is situated at the highest point in Peštani, which naturally offers a unique view of Lake Ohrid and Mount Galičica.
This one-of-a-kind villa features an interesting interior where rustic elements blend seamlessly with modern design. It is just 100 meters, or about a 2-minute walk, from the beach.



If you want more information about the accommodation, prices, photos, and contact details, click HERE.
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