Travel and transport agencies Ohrid

Located on a pier, this small harbor (Пристаниште Охрид/Pristanište Ohrid) is home to a few pleasure boats and, most importantly, tour boats that serve St. Naum's Monastery on the southeast side of Lake Ohrid. Be aware of the safety conditions: make sure you know where the life jackets are and that the boat is not overloaded. In 2009, a shipwreck cost the lives of fifteen tourists. At the entrance to the pier, a statue of a man holding a cross reminds us that the harbor is also the setting for the traditional Orthodox Epiphany plunge.

This small international airport (Аеродром Свети Апостол Павле/Aerodrom Sveti Apostol Pavle) is named after the apostle Paul, who, according to local tradition, passed through Ohrid around the year 50. Opened in 1953, it has three weekly connections with Basel-Mulhouse-Fribourg airport in Alsace, operated by Wizz Air (2h20 flight). Other regular connections include Serbia, Switzerland (Zurich), Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, Poland, Sweden and Israel. Information center, cabs and car rentals on site.

This bus station (Автобуска Станица Охрид/Avtobuska Stanica Ohrid) is run by the Deflina Turs tourist agency (delfinaturs.com.mk). It's modern (café, ticket office...) and well served. Frequent connections with Struga and the villages around Lake Ohrid (in Northern Macedonia), 12/day with Resen and Bitola, 8/day with Skopje, 5/day with Belgrade (Serbia), 6/day with Prilep, 3/day with Veles, 3/day with Tetovo, 2/day with Kavadarci, 2/day with Tirana (Albania), 1/day with Kumanovo, 1/day with Sofia (Bulgaria) and 1/day with Bar (Montenegro).