Balkans Trek – Discover the Balkans Like Never Before
If you're looking for raw adventure, breathtaking nature, and a journey deep into the heart of Europe’s last wild frontier—Balkans Trek is your next destination.
Practical travel tips for Albania, including transportation, accommodation, local culture, seasonal advice, and essential information for travelers.
If you're looking for raw adventure, breathtaking nature, and a journey deep into the heart of Europe’s last wild frontier—Balkans Trek is your next destination.
Northern Albania offers more than just stunning mountains it hides magical lakes, canyons, and secret springs waiting to be explored. Our 2-day journey to Jezerca Lakes reveals the wild charm of the Albanian Alps.
Looking for an unforgettable adventure along Albania’s southern coast? Grama Bay offers a perfect blend of wild nature, crystal-clear waters, and hidden gems just waiting to be explored.
Durres, with its stunning coastline and rich history, offers some of the most authentic culinary experiences in Albania. Among the many restaurants in the city, Bar-Restaurant Spiranca stands out as a true gem of local gastronomy, ranked among the Top 5 Seafood Restaurants in Durres, according to Love Albania’s 2024 review analysis.
Spring is the perfect time to explore nature and discover Albania’s diverse birdlife. Our journey took us to Divjakë-Karavasta National Park and Narta Lagoon, two of the country's most remarkable birdwatching destinations. Guided by the Albanian Ornithological Society (AOS), we experienced firsthand the beauty of these protected habitats and their rich avian populations.
Nestled along Albania’s coastline, Divjake-Karavasta National Park stands as one of the country’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Spanning 4,100 hectares, this stunning park is adorned with pine forests, wetlands, and lagoons, offering a serene retreat for both wildlife and visitors. A paradise for bird enthusiasts, Divjake-Karavasta is home to diverse avian species, including the rare Curly Pelican and vibrant flamingos.
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Albania is a country with a rich history and an extraordinary cultural heritage. Two of its most significant cities, Berat and Gjirokaster UNESCO Heritage sites, are recognized by UNESCO for their unique architecture, traditions, and historical significance. These cities offer a glimpse into Albania’s past and serve as prime destinations for cultural tourism.
Shkoder, one of Albania’s most historically rich and picturesque cities, offers travelers a unique blend of history, nature, and vibrant local culture. Situated in the northwestern part of the country, Shkoder is known for its beautiful landscapes, ancient landmarks, and a thriving artistic scene. Whether you are an adventurer, a history enthusiast, or someone looking to immerse in the local way of life, here are the must-visit destinations in Shkoder.
Nestled in the heart of southern Albania, just a 30-minute drive from Gjirokastër, lies the breathtaking Archaeological Park of Antigonea. This ancient city, built on two scenic hills overlooking the Drino Valley, is not only a treasure trove of history but also a testament to one of the greatest love stories of antiquity. Founded in the early 3rd century BC by Pyrrhus of Epirus, Antigonea was named in honor of his beloved wife, Antigone—a symbol of devotion that still resonates today.