944 555 2020
944 555 2020
Wander Albania’s Wonders | From Riviera to Ruins
4 Nights/ 5 Days
Hotel
4 Hotel
Meal Plan
Breakfast
SightSeeings
4 Tours
Transfers
Private
| Day 1 | Arrival & Welcome Ohrid & St. Naum – North Macedonia |
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Full Day
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Arrival & Welcome Albania
Ohrid Guided Walking Tour & St. Naum Monastery Excursion (6 hrs) - PVT
Continue to St. Naum Monastery on Lake Ohrid
Enjoy serene lake views & natural springs
Overnight in Ohrid or nearby Albania
| Day 2 | Prizren – Kosovo |
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Full Day
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| Day 3 | Vlora, Kanina Castle & Karavasta Lagoon Tour |
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Full Day
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Scenic drive to Vlora, where the Adriatic meets the Ionian Sea.
Optional boat ride inside the lagoon.
| Day 4 | Shkoder, Mrizi i Zanave & Kruje Tour |
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Full Day
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| Day 5 | Berat UNESCO Tour & Wine Tasting |
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Full Day
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Depart Airport.
- 🚐 Private Transfers & Transport throughout the tour
- 🏨 4 Nights’ Accommodation in 3★/4★ hotels or boutique guesthouses (based on package)
- 🍳 Daily Breakfast at the hotel
- 🗣️ Local English-speaking Guides in major cities – Ohrid, Prizren, Berat & Shkoder
- 🌅 Sightseeing Highlights:
- Ohrid Lake & UNESCO heritage towns
- Kanina Castle panoramic views
- Karavasta Lagoon nature stop
- Traditional Albanian farm visit & wine-tasting experience
- ✈️ International & domestic airfare
- Schengen Visa fees
- 🍽️ Meals not mentioned in inclusions
- 💰 Optional activities, personal expenses, and tips
- 🛡️ Travel insurance (highly recommended)
FAQs
What is the best time to visit Albania?
The best time to visit Albania is between May and September, especially if you’re heading to the Albanian Riviera for beaches. Spring and early autumn offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Do I need a visa to travel to Albania?
Many travelers, including citizens of the EU, US, UK, Canada, and Australia, can enter visa-free for up to 90 days. However, visa rules vary, so check the latest requirements for your nationality.
What are the top places to visit in Albania?
Top destinations include Tirana (the vibrant capital), Berat and Gjirokastër (UNESCO World Heritage towns), Sarandë and Ksamil (beautiful beaches), and Theth or Valbona for stunning mountain landscapes.
Is Albania safe for tourists?
Yes, Albania is generally safe and welcoming. Locals are known for their hospitality. Just take normal travel precautions, especially in busy areas or at night.
What currency is used in Albania?
Albania uses the Albanian Lek (ALL). Some tourist areas may accept Euros, but it's best to carry local currency for shops, restaurants, and transport.
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