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Explore Tirana’s Communist history and culinary landscape on this full-day tour. In the company of a guide, travel in an air-conditioned minivan to Bunk’Art, a museum that was formerly a massive bunker. Visit the National Gallery of Arts, the pyramid of Tirana, Skanderbeg Square, Mother Teresa Square, and the Blloku neighborhood. As you stroll, sample traditional meatballs, pastries, and drinks.

Travel to the city of Kruja, about 12 miles (20 kilometers) north of Tirana. Visit the Skanderbeg Museum and the Old Bazaar. Enjoy a fresh fish lunch on the Lagoon of Patok, then it’s on to Durrës, known for its colossal Roman amphitheater. Explore the grounds and check out the city’s street art. A highlight is having coffee atop the Venetian Tower of Durres.

Providing an excellent overview of Tirana, this is a good tour for first-time visitors. Visit the highlights of the city including Skanderbeg Square, the National History Museum, the Fortress of Justinian, Enver Hoxha Pyramid, the House of Leaves, Polytechnic University of Tirana, and more. Learn about Albania’s Communist past and how Tirana is a juxtaposition of old and new cultures.

Explore the local streets on a walking tour of the city. Soak up the atmosphere. Marvel at the sights.

We will meet in the morning at 09:00 AM at hotel/meeting point and starting our trip to the lake of Bovilla . The road is about 21 km distance where half of it is off road. We will look at the suburban neighborhoods of Tirana where you will see a very different lifestyle from the city . We drive up the lake dam and after we reach Bovilla Lake we prepare to hike in Mount Gamti. The track to hike is a simple level where every step gives us a more beautiful view as we reach the top. Hiking lasts about 40 minutes. On the top of the hill there is an impressive view of the lake and the green hills surrounding it. Time to rest, to enjoy the gorgeous view, to play with each other, to talk and to eat food under the shadows of the cave. Returns to the same track takes about 30 minutes. We have a short stop at the river below the dam where the formed canyons are unique and, if you want, you can swim in the fresh water of the river. After all this adventure, we are ready to return in Tirana.

Tirana, the capital of Albania, is one of the most attractive place.The city is always a mix of the old and the new that are in harmony with each other.They are Communist flats painted with modern pictures, , the clock tower and the new Scanderbeg Square that are close to each other but with a completely different story, the noisy city with its quiet surroundings. It’s less than an hour to be in the mountains and the enchanting greenery of Tirana where we will make our tour.To be fulled with the energy of the wild nature and to spend it in the city of Tirana that never sleeps.

Artisans of Berat are very talented and through this tour we would like to emphasize their talent. we will visit one artisan's workplace , so we can better know his work, his conditions, history of the family and the inherited art etc. At the same time we are going to visit his home to have a local experience and taste delicious gliko his wife has prepared, traditional homemade raki and liker, and have a very nice chat as well.

Berat is one of the oldest towns in the region, founded back in the ancient ages. After some troublesome history and changes of the name the city was finally called “Beligrad” – “The White City” (the current name is just the derivative of it). It’s pretty obvious where it comes from as the Old Town of Berat is full of white houses, all of them facing the river. Beratis called also “the city of thousands windows” After Berat it is time to go in Belsh where we are going to taste raki with saffron. It is an unique raki where we can find only in Belsh. This town is known also for 85 lakes. Belshi is like Toscana but in Albanian version

Korca is considered the birthplace of Albania's literary and artistic identity and city's charm and traditions continue to reflect this heritage. Korca's urban architecture, with its Ottoman, French and Aromanian influences, wide tree-lined boulevards and ample parks provide a completely unique experience in Albania. Let us take you to experience the brilliant past, the troubled present and the hopeful bright future of these places, full of history, culture, natural beauty, culinary delights, traditions... it takes professionals, full of local knowledge, who give you insight to make this for you one of the best Trips in your lifetime.

Alps of Albania are a miracle of nature. You will have the opportunity to see a part of them by visiting Thethi. This area is surrounded by mountains and wild forests. There are only guesthouses in harmony with the mountains and the fantastic nature.Traditional bio food and hospitality is one of the added values this tur is giving to you .

The Pellumbas Cave, also known as the Black Cave, is an archaeological site in Albania near the village of Pellumbas. We will travel from Tirana to Pellumbasi village with a minibus for 45 min, then we will start hiking to our destination. The path is an average level and it’s marked. The forest, the Erzen River, Dajti Mountain and the view of the city of Tirana make it an unforgettable place . Hiking to the cave lasts about 1 hour. Once we reach the cave entrance we take a short break and go inside to explore it. Inside is a very large space and looks like a mine. With the lighters we will see and explore the cave with its unique and fascinating look.This cave entered six well-known karsties for the existence of tires in Europe. The cave is 350 meters above sea level and forms a tunnel 70-80 meters long. After exploring the Cave we are going down to the village (around 45 min ) and going back to Tirana .

National Park of Qafshtama is one of the best park in Albania . The park is mostly undeveloped mountain land with forests, in which pine trees, and oak dominate. The black pines are up to 20 meters high and 60 years old , which make if a place with good climatic conditions believed to help relieve lung conditions.

This tour is more likely supposed to be embraced by millennials and people with an active lifestyle. We do not take responsibility for those expecting something ‘not wild’. This tour will be filled with loud places, alcohol and nighttime staying awake, with lots of chance that during the tour the cellphones will be turned off. We also are not mentioning the WONDERFUL VIEWS of the Albanian coastline that will be granted to us.