Korçë (also spelled Korce or Korca) was one of the last places we visited in Albania and it turned out to be one of the unexpected highlights of our Albania Road Trip. We quickly fell in love with its relaxed atmosphere and it’s distinctive mix of Ottoman, Orthodox, and modern influences. If you’re planning to … Read more
If you’re visiting the Albanian Alps, this Theth Albania Travel Guide has all the information you’ll need. Theth (also known as Thethi) is a tiny village in a valley in the middle of the Albanian Alps, otherwise known as the Accursed Mountains. Access to this village is by a narrow, winding mountain road, which can … Read more
Planning a road trip to northern Albania? Don’t miss Shkoder, a vibrant city with a rich mix of history and culture, beautiful lake and mountain views and a bustling pedestrian centre. We really loved the laid-back vibe of Shkoder! Here’s our guide to the best things to do in Shkoder. Many people skip over this … Read more
Do you need to know how to visit Benjë Thermal Baths near Permet in Albania? Albania is a country known for it’s beautiful beaches, historic hilltop cities and dramatic mountain scenery. There are also some real hidden gems here that are well worth visiting. The Hot Springs near Permet is definitely worth a visit, especially … Read more
Whether you’re doing a day trip or staying overnight, we’ll help you with the best things to do in Kruje. Krujë (also spelt Kruja or Kruje and pronounced Crew – yuh) is a short distance from the capital Tirana. This city has a picturesque old town, perched on the side of a mountain. As the … Read more
Are you planning a trip to Albania and you only have one week? This 7 day Albania Itinerary is the perfect introduction to the highlights of this fascinating country. From beautiful beaches, UNESCO listed historic towns and the vibrant capital of Tiranë. Albania is also a country with a fascinating, albeit dark, past. The country … Read more
Butrint National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is home to ancient ruins dating back thousands of years, from Illyrian, Greek and Roman to Byzantine and Venetian civilisations. As you wander through crumbling ruins, grand basilicas, and moss-covered city walls, it’s easy to see why Butrint is often called an open-air museum. Unlike … Read more