May 06, 2025
One of Albania’s most surreal natural wonders, the Blue Eye is a spring of deep blue water bubbling up from more than 50 meters underground. Surrounded by lush forest, it’s a cool, magical stop on any road trip.
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A cultural hub in northern Albania, Shkodër is home to Rozafa Castle and is the gateway to the Albanian Alps. It’s a lively city full of history, art, and bicycles.
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This stunning alpine valley offers breathtaking mountain views, rivers, and traditional guesthouses. Ideal for trekking, it's a hidden gem for nature lovers and those seeking the soul of Albania’s rugged north.
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Nestled in the Albanian Alps, Theth is an untouched mountain village perfect for hiking, waterfalls, and off-grid adventure. The Theth to Valbona trek is among the most scenic hikes in Europe.
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Dhermi is a stylish beach destination with dramatic cliffs, pebbled coves, and nightlife that rivals Ibiza—minus the crowds. It’s where turquoise meets tranquility, ideal for both party-goers and peace seekers.
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History lovers should head to Butrint, a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing ruins from Greek, Roman, and Byzantine times. Set amidst lakes, lagoons, and forests, it’s an archaeological paradise with a stunning natural backdrop.
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Another UNESCO-listed town, Gjirokastër is known for its stone-roofed houses, cobbled streets, and historic fortress. It’s a beautifully preserved Ottoman-era city with a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Berat is famous for its white Ottoman houses climbing up the hillside. The city’s unique architecture and its castle—still inhabited—make it one of the most charming towns in Albania.
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A lively coastal city near Ksamil, Sarandë offers a perfect mix of urban energy and beachfront beauty. With its promenade, seafood taverns, and views of Corfu, it’s an ideal base for exploring the Riviera.
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A group of small islets off the Albanian Riviera, Ksamil is often compared to the Maldives for its crystal-clear waters and white-sand beaches. A popular summer escape, these islands are perfect for beach hopping, swimming, and seafood dining with stunning sunset views.
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