Car Rental at Ohrid Airport

Airport travel guide

A city and a lake of the same name, Ohrid is arguably the most beautiful destination in North Macedonia. A hotspot of biological diversity, these ‘European Galapagos’ are also known for their millennia-old human habitation and many landmarks. These are four of the best experiences in the area:

• The Amphitheater. Dating back for more than 2,700 years, Ohrid’s Amphitheater - or Ancient Theater, as it is also sometimes called - was built when the area was ruled by the Hellenes. Nowadays, it provides impressive views of the nearby lake and remains in good enough shape to continue to serve as a venue for concerts and other spectacles.
• Galičica National Park. Named after a stunning peak in the heart of it, Galičica National Park takes up a large territory between the Ohrid and Prespa lakes. The area is characterized by a great diversity of plant and animal life, but also man-made landmarks such as the Bogorodica Zahumska church that can only be accessed by boat. The national park also encompasses a portion of the so-called Macedonian Riviera and is less than an hour’s drive south of Ohrid itself.
• Bay of Bones Museum. Long before the Greeks and Romans came, the shores of Lake Ohrid were already inhabited by humans – scientists assume that the first settlements in the area date back to the early Neolithic. Many of the fossils and other findings have been unearthed in what is now known as the Bay of Bones where a local museum attempts to reconstruct these extremely old settlements. The site is a 25-minute drive south of Ohrid, on the shores of a lake, and near a popular scuba diving spot. 
• Tsar Samuel’s Fortress. Built on the site of a 4th century B.C. fortification that was built by Philipp II of Macedonia, the father of Alexander the Great, this imposing limestone structure dates back to the 11th century when it was erected by the orders of Tsar Samuel of Bulgaria, and it has been one of the symbols of Ohrid ever since.

Top international routes

• Vienna
• Munich
• Dortmund
• Zurich
• Belgrade
• Amsterdam

Main airlines

Wizz Air, Corendon Dutch Airlines, Air Bucharest, TUI fly Netherlands, Brussels Airlines, and Onur Air

Terminals

The single airport terminal serves all departures and arrivals.

Location

Ohrid Airport is about 9 km (6 mi) northwest of Ohrid. A3/E65 and Abas Emin Street are the main roads connecting the airport to the city.

Most popular types of rental car

• Small cars - from TRY 982 per day
• Medium cars - from TRY 1,138 per day
• Large cars - from TRY 1,757 per day
• Station wagons - from TRY 1,405 per day
• SUVs - from TRY 1,230 per day
• Vans - from TRY 3,356 per day
• Premium cars - from TRY 4,156 per day

Car rental desks

Some car rental providers have their offices in the airport parking area. The exact location of your car rental provider's desk will be listed on your Confirmation Voucher.

Services and facilities

You’ll find a restaurant, two snack bars, a couple of stores, and a duty-free outlet that’s available to departing passengers. There are also ATMs, a first aid center, a lost and found service, and a pay-per-use lounge. Travelers with reduced mobility are advised to contact their airline in advance to find out about the help they can receive at the airport.

Nearest gas station

Таци / Tatsi gas station has the same address as Ohrid Airport and can be reached in about two minutes. There are many other gas stations near the airport and in Ohrid.

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