The Kokino Megalithic Observatory, an ancient archaeoastronomical site perched on a volcanic peak, offers a unique historical experience in North Macedonia. Accessibility involves driving to a parking area followed by a moderate uphill hike, making comfortable footwear essential; it may be challenging for those with significant mobility issues. While a solo visit is possible, a guided tour is highly recommended to fully appreciate the complex astronomical alignments and historical context, as on-site information can be limited. The site is generally accessible year-round, but the best times to visit are spring, summer, or early autumn to avoid snow or harsh weather conditions that could impede the hike. Entry to the site is typically free, with costs primarily associated with transportation (rental car, taxi, or tour) and optional guide services. Visitors should allocate approximately 2-3 hours for exploring the site itself, not including travel time, and remember to bring water and sun protection.