Top Pristina Outdoor Activities

Head into the remote Sharri Mountains for a hiking adventure on this private tour. If it’s summer, then hike with provided walking poles. If it’s the winter and there’s snow underfoot, there’s an option to rent cross-country skis or snowshoes. Your guide will take you on a scenic route, showing you where Sharri cheese is made, and also treat you to a picnic.

Embark on a trek through Kosovo’s Rugova Canyon on this express tour. Make your own way to the town of Peja and meet your private guide at the bus station or the cave’s entrance to begin your journey. Don your helmets for a walk through the Sleeping Beauty cave and learn about the cave's history as well as the bats that reside inside.

Spend a day immersed in the beautiful natural landscapes of northern Albania when you book this full-day tour from Pristina. With a private guide, head to Valbona Valley National Parks for hours immersed in alpine scenery. See remnants of communism in the area, walk around small villages, and sample traditional Albanian food at a local restaurant (at your own expense).

Explore the mountains of Kosovo and climb to the top of Hajla Peak on the border of Montenegro with this day tour. Walk part of the Peaks of the Balkans and Via Dinarica international hiking trails to reach this peak sitting at 7,884 feet (2,403 meters) within the Accursed Mountains of the Balkans. This hike is recommended for travelers with a moderate level of fitness due to its difficulty.

Spend a day getting to know more about Macedonia on this excursion from Pristina. With a private guide, head to the capital of Skopje to explore the main highlights of the old and new parts of town, plus a visit to the beautiful Matka Canyon. See the memorial house of Mother Teresa, shop in the Old Turkish bazaar, and visit St. Andrew’s Church.

Get ready for a work out with this mountain biking tour of the Rugova Mountains in western Kosovo. Take to the trails with your private tour guide as you ride through these wild mountains, past rural villages and Hajla Peak. Transport to the starting point is not provided. Participants will need a moderate level of fitness. Only two people can participate in this private tour.

Our tour is unique because of our passion that we do with pleasure, with stories from different cities of Kosovo, which is one of the youngest countries in the Europe and declared independence in February 2008. Kosovo is landlocked in the central Balkan Peninsula. Prishtina is capital and largest city. In the south it is bordered with North Macedonia and Albania, Montenegro to the west, and Serbia to the north and east. Kosovo has just 10800 square kilometers, population is 1.8 million citizens, but is very rich in cultural heritage, history and beautiful nature. Kosovo has different strata of cultural heritage, ranging from the early periods as the Neolithic period, the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, then Dardane-Illyrian period. Also, there are the traces of Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, Ottoman Empire, Communism period till the contemporary era. You can visit all the main attractions in Prishtina and other cities with the best local guide.

In the field of tourism we have experience more than 12 years. We are quickly, quality and flexible for our guests that always they had wonderful tours with us.

This is a concentrated tour of the major monuments of Kosovo, giving visitors a full picture of what this new country has on offer.