Semin Salihi

Meet Semin Salihi, one of the youngest certified tourist guides in Kosovo. Living in Prizren, the cultural and touristic heart of Kosovo, Semin developed an early passion and deep appreciation for cultural heritage, making it an inseparable part of his life. His youthful enthusiasm combined with extensive knowledge allows him to deliver exceptional tours that skilfully blend visits to historical landmarks with the exploration of Kosovo’s stunning natural landscapes. Semin offers visitors a unique perspective on contemporary life, providing valuable insights into Kosovo’s modern trends and vibrant culture. He takes great pleasure in creating engaging tours tailored to various interests, ranging from historical exploration to outdoor adventures, always ensuring visitors gain a complete picture of the diverse beauty Kosovo has to offer. His approachable nature, youthful energy, and dedication guarantee memorable experiences that resonate with travellers of all ages. Semin is a certified national guide that speaks English, Serbian and Albanian.

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