Flights to North Macedonia

Which airports are in North Macedonia?

Why fly to North Macedonia?

Nestled in the heart of the Balkans, North Macedonia beckons with its rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. This small yet vibrant country boasts a blend of ancient traditions and modern influences, offering visitors a glimpse into its diverse heritage. From the picturesque lakes and mountains of its countryside to the bustling streets of its charming towns, North Macedonia captivates with its warm hospitality and fascinating landmarks. Explore the archaeological wonders of Ohrid, sample the delicious traditional cuisine, or simply immerse yourself in the vibrant local life - North Macedonia promises a unique and unforgettable experience for every traveler.

A Short Guide to North Macedonia

People looking to visit North Macedonia will find an ancient land that’s in search for its modern personality. In 1991, the country suffered a civil war but now the country’s inhabitants can assert that it’s the most peaceful republic to come from the former Yugoslavia. The visitors who come to the country will enjoy the safest and most enticing country of the entire European continent.

Bikers, climbers, hikers and skiers will enjoy the country since most of Macedonian land consists of mountains and forest (about 80 percent). The country also has a decent amount of lakes and rivers that are unpolluted much to fishermen’s delight. For history buffs, Macedonia has a large number of Roman ruins and other religious art that’s sure to please those looking for a different European face.

North Macedonia's capital is Skopje; which has many of the country’s charms. It’s got plenty of historical relics, medieval fortresses and an Ottoman-style bazaar sure to grab attention. Live music and clubs are the scenes for the nightlife.

The prime attraction of North Macedonia is Lake Ohrid, found in the southeast corner near Albania. It’s actually Europe’s deepest, oldest lake. Beginning mid-July through late August, the Ohrid Summer Festival is in full swing, which is the best time for visitors and Macedonians to get to know one another while enjoying the good food and music.

About 40 miles east of Skopje is Mavrovo, a highly underreated ski resort that’s an ideal picturesque mountain location. The second largest city in North Macedonia is Bitoli and it’s known for the café culture as well as the Ottoman tradition.

So what are you waiting for? find your cheap flights to North Macedonia now!