Q1. What do your Kosovo tour packages typically include?

Kosovo tour packages offered by Regency Holidays usually include accommodation, airport transfers, guided tours of major sites, daily breakfast, and additional support.

Q2. Do I need a visa to travel to Kosovo?

Yes, you need a visa to enter Kosova for up to 90 days, except for those belonging to countries like the EU, USA, and UK. Check the latest visa requirements from the Kosovo Ministry of Foreign Affairs and apply accordingly.

Q3. Can I customize my Kosovo tour package from Regency Holidays?

Yes, you can get your Kosovo tour package customized with Regency Holidays. Whether you want to focus on adventure, culture, or relaxation, our team specializes at tailoring itineraries to match your interests and preferences.

Q4. Is Kosovo a safe destination for tourists?

Yes, Kosovo is considered safe for travelers. However, like any other destination, it is recommended to be aware of your surroundings and take normal safety precautions.

Q5. How do I book a Kosovo tour package from Regency Holidays?

To book a tour package to Kosovo, visit the official website of Regency Holidays or reach out to our travel experts. Choose one of our expertly crafted tour packages or get one customized as per your preferences.

Kosovo Tour Packages to discover Pristina, Gadime Cave & more

Discover Deep Balkan Heritage with Kosovo Tour Packages

Get ready to immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Kosovo with our expertly crafted Europe tour packages, perfectly catering to your interests and budget. Learn about its journey of becoming the youngest country in Europe in 2008, witness the rugged beauty of the Accursed Mountains and go souvenir shopping in centuries-old bazaars. Do not miss savoring the authentic Balkan cuisine for an enriching experience. Join us on this exciting journey through time and tradition!

Witness the Stunning Beauty of Kosova with Kosovo Tour Packages

A trip to Kosovo is more than just a vacation, and Regency Holidays promises a one-of-its-kind experience. Whether you are a history enthusiast, nature lover, or cultural explorer, our Kosovo holiday packages cater to every traveler. Enjoy premium accommodation, seamless transfers, selected meals and guided tours to sights in your itinerary. Moreover, you have the flexibility to customize your package. Book one of our exclusive tour packages and let us handle everything while you create unforgettable memories!

How to Reach Kosovo

By Air: The most convenient way to reach Kosovo is via a flight to Pristina International Airport Adem Jashari (PRN), about 15 kilometers from the capital city of Pristina. Popular airlines offering regular flights to and from the airport are Wizz Air, Norwegian, GP Aviation, easyJet, and Chair Airlines.

Best Time to Visit Kosovo

Peak Season (June to August)

Weather: Warm and Sunny
Events: Dokufest (international documentary and short film festival), Beer and Wine Festivals
Pros: Long Daylight Hours, Vibrant Atmosphere
Cons: Higher Prices, Crowded Tourist Spots, Hot Temperatures

Shoulder Season (April-May and September-October)

Weather: Pleasant with Mild Temperatures
Events: Spring Flower Festivals, Autumn Harvest Celebrations
Pros: Fewer Tourists, Lower Flight and Hotel Prices
Cons: Limited Access to Attractions and Activities

Off-Season (November to March)

Weather: Cold with Snowfall
Events: New Year Celebrations, Ski Season in the Sharr and Rugova Mountains
Pros: Winter Sports, Fewer Crowds, Discounted Accommodations
Cons: Limited Outdoor Activities

Other Information to Know About Kosovo

Currency Used in Kosovo: Euro (EUR)
Languages Spoken in Kosovo: Albanian and Serbian (Official), English
Time Zone in Kosovo: Central European Time (CET) UTC +1

Top Places to Visit in Kosovo

Kosovo is dotted with historical sites, natural wonders, and cultural hubs. Here are the ten must-visit places in Kosovo:

1. Pristina

The vibrant capital of Kosovo, Pristina is the best place to begin your trip. The city is known for its modern cafes, lively atmosphere, and historic landmarks like the Newborn Monument, National Library, Mother Teresa Square.

2. Prizren

Nestled at the foothills of the Sharr Mountains, Prizren is a historic city in southern Kosovo. The city boasts a rich mix of cultural and religious heritage dating back to the 6th century. Walk over the Old Stone Bridge, visit the 14th-century Sinan Pasha Mosque, and enjoy beautiful city views from Prizren Fortress.

3. Peja (Peć)

Peja (Peć) is a city in western Kosovo, known for its scenic location near the Rugova Mountains. It features the historic Patriarchate of Peć monastery and offers access to hiking, waterfalls, and outdoor activities in the Rugova Canyon.

4. Gjakova

About 12 km from the Albanian border, Gjakova is a historic city in Kosovo that boasts a rich cultural heritage and lively atmosphere. Explore its historic Old Bazaar, featuring landmarks like Hadum Mosque and Clock Tower (Sahat Kulla). Visitors can immerse themselves in Kosovar culture, browse through the artisan shops, and dine at local cafes.

5. Gračanica Monastery

Just 10 km south of Pristina city, Gračanica Monastery is a Serbian Orthodox monastery. Built in the 14th century, it is an important religious and cultural landmark in the country. Recognized by UNESCO, the monastery boasts beautiful Byzantine architecture with five domes and frescoes.

6. Visoki Dečani Monastery

Visoki Dečani Monastery is a Serbian Orthodox monastery located near Deçan in western Kosovo. Built in the 14th century, it is famous for its well-preserved frescoes and architecture. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a functioning religious center.

7. Rugova Canyon

Rugova Canyon is a natural attraction near Peja in western Kosovo. It is known for its steep cliffs, clear river, and hiking trails. Visitors enjoy outdoor activities like climbing, zip-lining, and exploring the scenic beauty of the canyon.

8. Sharr Mountains National Park

Located in southern Kosovo, Sharr Mountains National Park features rugged peaks, forests, and diverse wildlife. Established in 2012, the park covers an area of 53,272 hectares within the Sharr Mountains. It is popular for hiking, skiing, and nature watching throughout the year.

9. Bear Sanctuary Pristina

Just a short drive from Pristina City, Bear Sanctuary Pristina is a protected area that provides shelter to 20 brown bears rescued from poor conditions. Opened in 2013, the sanctuary spans over 16 hectares and is open every day. Visitors can see bears in a safe environment and learn about wildlife conservation.

10. Gadime Cave

Also known as Marble Cave, Gadime Cave in central Kosovo is known for its beautiful marble formations, stalactites, and stalagmites. Visitors can go on guided tours to explore its unique underground landscapes and natural rock sculptures.

10 Must-Do Activities in Kosovo

Hike or zip-line in the Rugova Canyon
Explore the old bazaar and artisan shops in Gjakova
Climb to the Prizren Fortress for sunset
Take a coffee break (macchiato culture is huge) in Pristina
Go skiing in the Brezovica resort in winter
Visit the UNESCO-listed monasteries of Dečani and Gračanica
Learn about recent history at the Newborn Monument and Heroinat Memorial
Enjoy a traditional Albanian meal in a family-run restaurant
Embark on a wine tasting tour in the Rahovec region
Take a day trip to the picturesque Mirusha Waterfalls

Popular Hotels to Stay in Kosovo

5-star Hotels

Swiss Diamond Hotel Prishtina
Emerald Hotel
Hotel International Prishtina & Spa
Hotel Garden
Hotel President

4-star Hotels

Hotel Sirius
Hotel Prima
Hotel Begolli
Theranda Hotel
Hotel Gracanica

3-star Hotels

Hotel Aldi
Hotel Real
Hotel Sara
Hotel Ora
Hotel Princi i Arberit

Hotels Near Airport (PRN)

Four Points by Sheraton Prishtina
Hotel Airport
Verona Hotel
Hotel Albatros
Hotel Nartel

Top Restaurants in Kosovo

Vegetarian Restaurants

Baba Ganoush Meze
Soma Book Station
Dita e Vere
Princessa Gresa Restaurant
Sospiro Restaurant

Non-Vegetarian Restaurants

Tiffany
Pishat
Te Syla
Besimi-Beska
Gagi Restaurant

Best Cuisines to Try in Kosovo

Flija
Tavë Kosi
Qebapa/Cevapi
Burek/Byrek
Ajvar
Shopska Salad
Pasulj
Sarma
Kullpite
Pljeskavica

Top Things to Buy in Kosovo

Filigree Jewelry from Prizren
Woven Qeleshe (Traditional White Hat)
Handmade Wooden Crafts and Utensils
Traditional Albanian Folk Costumes
Locally produced Honey and Jams
Rahovec Valley Wines
Hand-woven Carpets and Rugs (Kilims)
Copper Coffee Sets (for Turkish coffee)
Pottery and Ceramics
Local Cheeses and Cured Meats

Top Places for Shopping in Kosovo

Çarshia e Madhe (The Grand Bazaar) in Gjakova
Prizren’s Old Bazaar
Albi Mall, Pristina
Prishtina Mall
Dardania neighborhood in Pristina for boutiques
Peja’s Long Bazaar
Royal Mall, Pristina
Metropol Shopping Center, Prizren
ETC Shopping Center, various cities
Abi Center, Prizren

Experience Nightlife in Kosovo

Kosovo has a surprisingly vibrant and youthful nightlife scene with Pristina being a major hub. From cozy bars to energetic clubs, there's a place for every mood, with most venues concentrated in the city center. Listed below are the most popular places to visit in Kosovo for an ultimate experience:

Dit' e Nat'
M Club
Duplex Club
RAVE
Hammam Jazz Bar
MIQT Pub
Zone Club
Che Bar
Kafe e Vogel
Soma Book Station

Travel Tips for Your Kosovo Trip

Carry some cash as not all places in Kosovo accept cards
Learn a few Albanian phrases for interacting with locals
Dress modestly when visiting religious sites
Use local taxis or buses for short trips
Try traditional food in family-run restaurants