Tours in Albania

Experience the magic and mystery of Albania on a full-day trip from Corfu. Visit the modern town of Saranda and see the amazing ruins of the ancient city of Butrint with a professional guide.

Get a sense of the communist legacy which is present in Albania. Together with a guide you will travel to museums and galleries which display important elements of the country's communist history.

Experience the highlights of Berat through the eyes of a local in this half-day walking tour. Explore the city's most iconic sites and learn more about its history, culture and architecture.

Experience Berat through its history and wine on this full-day tour. Olive groves, distinct architecture, and one of the most unique castles in Europe make it the most beautiful city in Albania.

Have an unforgettable experience at the Rozafa Ccastle in Shkodër and visit the museum for a better understanding of its history and surroundings. Learn about the legend of a woman who got walled in alive inside the castle walls.

Montenegro may be a small country but it offers some spectacular landscapes: mountains, lakes, and national parks. Skadar Lake is the largest lake in south-eastern Europe, a natural border between Montenegro and Albania.

A day tour of Kruja and Qafeshtama will get you to see one of the most important towns in Albania and hiking one of the most beautiful parks of Albania

Berat, known as the city of 'one thousand windows', is a treasure of Albanian history, culture and a testament to the country’s tradition and religious harmony. Prepare to be amazed during this full day tour.

See the main sights of Tirana on a tour that features a guided walk through the city center, where you’ll see examples of Ottoman and Communist-era architecture. Stop at the National History Museum to learn about significant periods in the country’s past.

Explore a historical city in Kosovo with a private full-day tour from Tirana. After meeting with your local guide, you'll embark on a walking tour around the tour to interact with all of its UNESCO-listed Ottoman-era highlights.