10.06.2021
Villa with the Most Romantic View of the Ohrid Sunset
Villa with the Most Romantic View of the Ohrid Sunset



Marija says that the reason behind the villa’s name is precisely the stunning view offered by its location. Besides the location, this place is also favored by hiking enthusiasts, paragliders, and tourists seeking a unique interior design.


The village is located on Mount Galichica, above the eastern shore of Lake Ohrid, making it an excellent location for diverse tourism.
For those who choose to stay at the villa, Kajak.mk recommends setting aside a day to explore Galichica. The accommodation is also very appealing to active cyclists, considering that nearby villages Velestovo and Konjsko can be easily visited by bike.

Maria says that if there is interest, the villa’s yard can be made available for tent camping.
For more information about the villa, photos, and contact for reservations, you can find everything with one click HERE.
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