Experience the unique charm of Albania on a multi-day tour, from the Gheg region in the north to Toskeria in the south. Uncover the history of the nation, from the dawn of antiquity to the present day, and marvel at the vast array of beautiful landscapes, ranging from lofty mountains to serene beaches. Highlights of the tour include cultural spots, breathtaking natural vistas, and a wealth of fascinating historical sites.
We pick up all travellers anywhere near Tirana
Rozafa Castle – Northern Albania Begin your journey from Tirana to northern Albania with a visit to the majestic Rozafa Castle, perched atop a hill overlooking Shkodra. Steeped in history from antiquity through the Illyrian-Roman era, the castle is rich with legends and stands as a symbol of Albania’s enduring cultural heritage.
Shkodra City Tour Descend from Rozafa Castle into the vibrant city of Shkodra, known for its unique architecture, rich history, and warm hospitality. Discover its religious diversity with Catholic, Orthodox, and Muslim sites nearby, and explore the lively Pedonale for a true taste of city life.
Shirokë Village & Lunch by Shkodra Lake After exploring Shkodra city, visit the charming lakeside village of Shirokë. Enjoy a traditional fish lunch at a local restaurant while taking in the scenic views of Shkodra Lake.
On our way north the first visit would be at the historic city of Kruja where we will visit the old Bazaar , the medieval castle and the museum of the Albanian National Hero Skanderbeg
Discover Durres – Culture and Coastline Travel to the coastal city of Durres, where history meets the sea. Stroll along the main promenade, enjoy the serene coastline, and explore the historic Roman Amphitheatre, once the stage for gladiatorial battles.
Durres to Berat – The City of a Thousand Windows Travel from Durres to Berat, Central South Albania, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008. This historic city, renowned for its white Ottoman houses and rich cultural heritage, remains a vibrant center of Albanian history today.boasting a remarkable history of over two millennia. Despite the passage of time, life has remained persistent here, and the Castle or “Kalaja” is the oldest district of the city. Predominantly inhabited by the Christian Orthodox population, this part of the city features a remarkable assemblage of churches, some of which date as far back as the 14th century.
Journey to Gjirokastra Travel 230 km south to Gjirokastra, famed for its well-preserved Ottoman architecture and fertile agricultural lands. Enjoy scenic views of Albania’s countryside and follow the Vjosa River, one of the region’s few untamed rivers, along the way.
Dating back to the 17th century, this historic hub once thrived as an Ottoman-era center of commerce, social gatherings, and family life. Today, its cobblestone streets, local stories, and vibrant souvenir shops offer a glimpse into the city’s rich history and lively culture.
Gjirokastra Fortress – The Crown of the City Walk through the bustling Old Bazaar to reach Gjirokastra Fortress, perched on the city’s first settlement hill. Steeped in the legend of Princess Argjiro, the fortress, renovated in the 19th century, has served as a stronghold and prison across eras. Today, it offers rich history and panoramic views of Gjirokastra spread across the hillside.
We leave Gjirokastra in the morning to visit the Nature Park of Blue Eye , it is possible to take a touristy train for 3 euro one way or have a walk for 15-20 minutes in the nature park to reach the Blue Eye spring .
After visiting Blue Eye we head to Saranda , a beautiful picturesque city on the shores of the crystal clear waters of the Ionian Sea. A walk on the main promenade and lunch on the small boat port to try some delicious sea food.
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