Hiking in Kosovo
Kosovo hiking is colossal really, and yet it’s still relatively off radar. If you want to go somewhere that’s mountainous and magnanimous, add a Kosovo walking tour to your wishlist. And if you want somewhere with an energy that carries you high up into its elevated landscapes, then this is the place for you too. Because, one interesting fact about Kosovo is that it has the youngest population in Europe, with more than 65% of people under 30. This is also a population that’s committed to its sustainability and individuality, protecting trails through Bjeshkët e Nemuna (Accursed Mountains), and flying their flag high from the summit of Mount Gjeravica (2,656m), the country’s highest mountain. On our Kosovo walking holidays, you’ll find a place of utter peace, a vision for tourism that Kosovo country shares with its neighbours, as you can see on the multinational Peaks of the Balkans Trail.
Our walking tours in Kosovo
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Getting to know the Peaks of the Balkans Trail
The hard won peaceful relationships between Balkan countries should be celebrated by visiting hikers and adventurers. And this is one heck of a way to do it, walking this 190km long-distance trail across the Western Balkans. Read more.
Everything you need to know about walking the Via Dinarica Trail
The Via Dinarica was launched in 2010 and is the vision of a group of local and regional leaders to not only put their countries on the map but to do so in a sustainable and adventurous way.
Bigging up our Balkan holidays
Here are some questions asked and adventures to be had on our Balkan holidays. We are honoured to offer holidays that protect and support this region on their journey to being leading lights in responsible tourism.
Our favourite, lesser-known national parks
With over four hundred national parks to choose from, here are some that rarely hit the top ten lists but are definitely worth flagging, exploring and supporting.
