Protect the beauty of Pelister for future generations.
Follow these simple rules for responsible visits to our national park.
1. Respecting Nature
Be careful and responsible visitors – Pelister is a sensitive ecosystem.
Maintain silence and natural tranquility.
Collecting plants, trees, rocks, or minerals is prohibited.
2. Movement and Activities
Move only along marked trails.
Moving outside official routes is prohibited.
Swimming in Pelister Lakes and other water bodies is strictly prohibited.
3. Fire and Waste
Lighting fires is permitted only in approved locations.
Take all your waste with you.
Do not leave food in nature.
4. Motor Vehicles
Driving, parking, and stopping are permitted only in designated areas.
Off-road driving with quads, motorcycles, and other vehicles is prohibited, except with a special permit previously issued by the National Park.
5. Pets
Dogs must be on a leash at all times.
Do not allow pets to enter water bodies.
Keep a safe distance from livestock and wild animals.
6. Camping and Overnight Stays
Camping is allowed only in official zones.
Wild camping is prohibited.
Use mountain huts for overnight stays within the park.
7. Drones and Photography
Drones are allowed only with an official permit.
Photography is permitted, provided it does not disturb wildlife.
8. Wildlife
Do not feed wild animals.
Observe from a distance and do not approach them.
Respect their natural habitats.
9. Cultural Heritage
Respect monuments and informational boards.
Vandalizing, writing on, or damaging structures is strictly prohibited.
10. Shared Responsibility
By adhering to these rules, every visitor helps preserve nature.
Thank you for contributing to the sustainable development of Pelister.