After eating breakfast, we will start our journey towards Skopje. A merely 16km before Skopje we will stop in one of the most famous nature attraction of North Macedonia, Matka Canyons. Take a boat tour by the canyon and explore the cave and the secret lake of Matka Canyon.

Continue your journey towards Skopje. Situated in the northwestern part of North Macedonia, along the Vardar River, Skopje is the capital and largest city of North Macedonia. It is surrounded by mountains and hills, contributing to its scenic setting. The history of the capital is very old, dating back from the Greek colonies and Macedonian empire to the Yugoslav periods.

Finally we arrive in our last destination for the day, Prishtina. The history of Prishtina is marked by various periods of rule and influences. In the 20th century, it became the capital of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo within the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Following the Kosovo War in the late 1990s, Kosovo declared independence in 2008, with Prishtina as its capital. During our walking tour of the city centre we will visit several places like: -Newborn Monument: A symbol of Kosovo's declaration of independence. -Mother Teresa Square: This central square is named after Mother Teresa. -Imperial Mosque (Xhamia Mbret): Dating back to the 15th century, this mosque is one of the oldest buildings in Prishtina. -National Library of Kosovo: Known for its unique architectural design, the library is a prominent cultural institution in the city, and much more.

We will continue our tour to Prizren, this one considered as the cultural capital of Kosovo. It has a rich history that dates back to ancient times and served as an important centre during the Byzantine, Ottoman, and Yugoslav periods. The city has particular importance to Albania since the first government of a united Albania was established here -the Albanian League of Prizren. Prizren's old town is characterised by cobblestone streets, Ottoman-era architecture, and historic buildings. Some of the attraction sites that we are going to visit are: -Sinan Pasha Mosque: This mosque is one of the most prominent landmarks in Prizren. -The Albanian League of Prizren building -Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš: A Serbian Orthodox church dating back to the 14th century. -Prizren Fortress (Kalaja e Prizrenit): The fortress offers panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. Following a delightful lunch in the old town, our journey will continue towards Kruja

Our amazing journey starts in Tirana. After picking up the travellers at their hotels, we will drive towards our first destination, a small stop in Kruja City often referred to as "The old capital of Albania." Our exploration begins with a visit to the remarkable Kruja Bazaar, a 500-year-old market established during Skanderbeg's time and still bustling with activity today. The market is flanked by a unique stone road and showcases a plethora of artisanal handmade products, leaving every traveller in awe. As we wander through the market, we will reach the entrance to the castle, a structure that boasts a history spanning a millennium. Within the castle's walls, we'll embark on a walking tour, visiting various sites, including the watchtower, the Olive Tree of Skanderbeg, underground secret tunnels, and the remnants of religious places like Teqes, Sultan Mehmet Mosque, and much more. The castle's pinnacle offers the most breathtaking view of the city.

Conclude the tour on the top of mountain of Kruja, where the centre of Bektashi religion is found. Enjoy the breathtaking views created by the sun setting on the Adriatic sea. Return to Tirana