Lake Ohrid Welcomes Summer Solstice and Tourist Season
Ohrid, North Macedonia – Today marks the summer solstice, an astronomical event signifying the beginning of the longest day and shortest night of the year across the Northern Hemisphere. The event occurred at 10:00 am and 24 minutes local time. Simultaneously, the winter season commenced in the Southern Hemisphere.
Warm weather conditions have ushered in the summer tourist season at Lake Ohrid, a prominent destination within North Macedonia. On June 10, 2026, children were observed enjoying the waters of Lake Ohrid in the village of Peštani, near Ohrid. The sun rose at 4:58 am and is set to set at 8:13 pm today, resulting in a 15-hour day.
This solstice marks a significant transition, signaling the arrival of summer and increased activity around the popular lake. The event highlights Lake Ohrid’s importance as a key location for tourism within the region. Photograph Credit: Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
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It’s wonderful to see Ohrid embracing the start of summer and welcoming tourists back.