What you pack depends on the season and your activities. In summer, bring light clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, and comfortable shoes. For autumn or spring, pack layers and a light jacket. If you're visiting in winter, especially in mountainous areas like Brezovica or Rugova, warm clothing, gloves, and boots are essential. Don’t forget your travel adapter (Kosovo uses the standard European plug - Type C & F).

Most travelers from the EU, USA, UK, Canada, and the Schengen zone can enter Kosovo visa-free for up to 90 days. You’ll need a valid passport (at least 6 months valid beyond your trip). Some nationalities may require a visa—check with your local Kosovo embassy or Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kosovo before traveling.

Start by choosing the cities that match your interests. For culture and history: Prizren and Gjakova. For nature and adventure: Peja and Rugova Canyon. For modern urban vibes: Pristina. A typical 5–7 day itinerary could include 2 nights in Pristina, 2 nights in Peja, and 2–3 nights in Prizren. Include cultural sites, traditional food stops, and natural landmarks.