11.05.2024

Weekend destination suggestion: Lule Restaurant at Tikveško Lake

Weekend destination suggestion: Lule Restaurant at Tikveško Lake

The team at Kajak.mk aims to complete a total of 200 unique gastro destinations in Macedonia, which guarantee delicious bites and, of course, space for outdoor activities.

Our goal is to create free one-day weekend tours that you can organize on your own with your family, close friends, and relatives.


Today, we are adding the 195th unique gastro corner, located at Tikveško Lake.

The restaurant is a paradise for fish specialty lovers, but the grilled dishes served here are also not to be missed. Lule Restaurant is located near the village of Resava, and the surrounding area is great for hiking in nature.

In the village, you can visit the Church of St. Archangel Michael, take a walk through nature and along the shores of Tikveško Lake, and end the day at the restaurant.

We always emphasize the following: We should be guests who learn to make reservations before visiting. Therefore, if you want to contact the restaurant, you can find the contact details and exact location with one click HERE.

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