You simply can’t visit the beautiful city of Ohrid without taking a boat tour on the lake.
We’ve started the boat tour; we’re currently passing by Josip Broz Tito’s house.
As our tour of Lake Ohrid continued, we pulled up to the shore to visit a museum known as the “Bay of bones Museum.” It is also known as “museum on water.”
To see photos, information, and articles about this news, you can visit the “Bay of Bones Museum” post on my page. I definitely recommend you check it out.
We left the museum, and as we headed toward our next destination, I saw these villages along the way.
We stopped by the church of “Holy mother of god Zaumska, Ohrid”. Could you please take a look at the article I wrote about this church on my website?
We set off for the monastery, our final stop.
We arrived at the Monastery of Saint Naum. As soon as we stepped off the pier, we took in the lush, well-maintained parks and the beautiful shoreline.
I recommend the article I wrote on the website about the Monastery of Saint Naum we visited. it’s a great read.
After spending two hours at the monastery, we made our way to the boat. We then set out across the lake toward the center of Ohrid.
At the boat captain’s invitation, I took the helm. Let this serve as a memento of this moment.
On the way back to the city by boat, almost everyone on board was dozing off. Was the real reason for this fatigue the food we ate there, or is it this boat? Who knows?
