02.08.2022

Villa in the Village of Durachka Reka at 1000 Meters Above Sea Level

Villa in the Village of Durachka Reka at 1000 Meters Above Sea Level

Many of you may not have heard of the village of Durachka Reka, but we are excited to announce that today we are adding accommodation located in the Kriva Palanka region, a place we are eager to develop and explore in-depth, along with the accommodations it offers.

The hosts of Villa Ana Maria, who have decided to open their doors to the world of Kajak.mk, say that what makes this village an ideal destination to visit is its altitude of 1000 meters, while the second attraction is the Durachka River that flows through the village itself.

The Kajak.mk team advises you to plan a multi-day stay during the week or weekend in order to explore the region. As recommendations for what to visit, we suggest the St. Joachim of Osogovo Monastery and a visit to the village of Stanci, where you can find the old watermill and wool mill.

Just a 25-minute walk from the village of Stanci, you will reach the Stanechko Waterfall, surrounded by ancient forest and pristine nature. Those who choose to visit the waterfall should be cautious on the trail, as it requires a higher level of physical readiness due to the terrain's relative inaccessibility.

Villa Ana Maria is ideal for larger groups. It features 10 rooms furnished with modern furniture, and each apartment has its own toilet and bathroom.

The location of the villa offers a beautiful view and a courtyard accessible to guests. In the courtyard, there is space for preparing a stone barbecue, and benches and small tables are scattered around for seating. The villa also provides various amenities for guests, such as chess, cards, backgammon, dominoes, and more.

For more information, photos, and booking details, click HERE.

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