Situated on the cliff over Kaneo Beach overlooking Lake Ohrid in the city of Ohrid, North Macedonia. The church is dedicated to John of Patmos, the writer of Revelation, who has been by some considered to be the same person as John the Apostle.

Visit the City center and the Old Bazaar area where we will see the typical houses of Ohrid. Most of the city is paved in Stone, a reason why it was first called Lyhnidas coming from the Latin Language (a precious stone that emits light.

Leaving Tirana at 09:00 we will head toward the South-East of Albania. After entering the Macedonian Border the first city is Struga, named after an ancient local legend of a young boy. Ohrid is situated next to Stuga, on the shores of the same lake for centuries has been the place when different cultures have to meet each other. Founded from Ancient Ilirain and Greek tribes it has passed into many different riling systems such as Roman, Byzantine, Bulgarian, Turkish, Serbian, Yugoslavia and lately being part of the Independent Republic of North Macedonia. Situated into the Hills of the City it was built under the rule of Bulgarian Tsar Samuil on thr 10th Century. It is believed that it has built-in the settlements of an ancient fortification of 4th century BCE, build by Philip 2nd.

Part of our tour includes a scenic stop in a traditional mountain village, nestled at the foot of the Jablanica mountain range. Known for its natural springs, peaceful surroundings, and authentic Macedonian charm, this village offers a refreshing break from the bustling lakeside. You'll have the chance to explore the narrow, cobblestone streets, admire rustic stone houses, and enjoy the calming sounds of flowing water that winds through the area. It's a perfect moment to connect with nature, take photos, or simply soak in the serene atmosphere before we continue our journey.

Exclusive Authentic Village stop, not a famous tourist destination, but will be a great way to experience the village's beauty and lifestyle in North Macedonia.