Tours in Tirana

Vlora port city, bordered by the Adriatic Sea, is a modern city. It is the city where the Albanian independence from the Ottomans was proclaimed on November 28th, 1912. It was founded in the 6th century BC under the name of Aulona. Roman rule remained Patriarchate of Rome until the 8th century AD and then moved to the Patriarchate of Constantinople. It was occupied by the Italians from 1914 to 1920 and during the Second World War from 1939 to the famous and tragic September 8, 1943. During this war the island of Sazan, located in the Bay of Vlora, became a submarine and naval base for Italians and Germans. Vlora is also the city with the largest number of foreign tourists after Tirana.

Group tours depart in 2026 every Tue and Fri If you’re interested in a private tour on a different date, feel free to contact us. Discover the heart of Southern Albania on a memorable 2-day weekend escape filled with history, culture, and authentic local flavors. This carefully crafted journey takes you through UNESCO heritage sites, charming stone-built towns, and ancient archaeological wonders. Enjoy traditional meals prepared with local ingredients, connect with village life, and choose between relaxing on the stunning Ionian coast or joining an optional cooking class for a deeper cultural touch. Perfect for travelers seeking a blend of exploration, authenticity, and light adventure — all within a short and enriching getaway.

In this tour, the visitor will get insight into the city of Kruje the first Albanian capital and center of resistance against the Ottoman invasion. The Castle and the famous Museum dedicated to the Albanian National Hero, Scanderbeg, are the main attractions to visit. The highlight of the visit though is the free time in a traditional bazaar. Panoramic view and scenic drive to Sari Salltik Mountain. Included in the tour also Lunch in a Local Traditional Restaurant.

The city of Pogradec and its surrounding area, as one of the Albanian beauty pearls, provides much to discover for its visitors. The region dominated by the fantastic Ohrid Lake, surrounded by fields nestled before picturesque mountains, will be your panorama throughout your stay in Pogradec. We are also going to Drilon-Tushemisht which is one of the unmatched areas with natural beauties next to Ohrid Lake. In such a small geographic space are nicely included some of the Albanian nature pearls like Drilon Springs, Ohrid Lake, typical houses from the area, narrow pedestrian paths, picturesque landscapes, which create a wonderful oasis. After Pogradec, we are going to Korca. Korça is southern Albania's intellectual center and a town with a proud cultural heritage. with a showcase pedestrian avenue linking the town's main square to its rebuilt Orthodox cathedral. The main reason to come here is to visit the town's excellent Museum of Medieval Art.

You will have the chance to admire the modern architecture of Scanderbeg Square, Ministerial Buildings constructed during 1930s, visit the most recent and contemporaneous turist destinations - the New Bazaar, Tirana Castle Complex, Toptani Pedestrian street, and more...

Discover the vibrant capital of Albania in this guided day tour from the coast! Explore Tirana’s unique mix of history and modernity, then ride the scenic Dajti Ekspres cable car for panoramic views over the city and surrounding mountains. Perfect for travelers who want to experience both city highlights and nature in one day. What to Expect Pickup from your hotel in Durrës or Golem Drive to Tirana, Albania’s lively capital Visit main landmarks: Skanderbeg Square Et’hem Bey Mosque The Pyramid of Tirana Mother Teresa Square & Air Albania Stadium Ride the Dajti Ekspres cable car – the longest in the Balkans Enjoy stunning views and nature from the top of Dajti Mountain Return comfortably to your hotel Why Travelers Love It Combines culture, history, and nature in one trip Cable car ticket included (one-way) Ideal for travelers staying on the coast Professional local guide & comfortable transport

Taste the Local wines at Malinat village, known as the village of vineyards. Our adventure begins in Berat, where we'll traverse the rolling hills of olives and vineyards in a 4x4 expedition. Meet the Hadaj family who is known for the area's wine production and learn more about the village's past. he traditional food of the area. • Discover the stunning beauty of the Berat countryside • Visit a local winery and enjoy a wine tasting • Enjoy the sublime panoramic views along the way • Traverse Hill on a 4x4 jourrney

Ohrid is a city in the southwestern part of North Macedonia, on the northeast coast of Ohrid Lake. Ohrid and Lake Ohrid are one of the main tourist destinations in North Macedonia. Due to the large number of churches and monasteries, the city of Ohrid is known as Balkan and European Jerusalem. It is also known as the “City of Light”, a literal translation of its old name, Lychnidos. The Ohrid region is included in the UNESCO World Heritage. According to one legend, written by the Miladinov Brothers, when the Ohrid fortress was made, Emperor Justinian climbed the hills on which the city lies, and, looking at the beautiful surroundings, exclaimed “oh-hill”, which means, a beautiful hill. Since then, the city is called Ohrid. Modern Ohrid is the heir of the ancient Lychnidos. According to the data, the city was first mentioned 2,400 years before the new era. Lihnidos was on the Via Egnatia road, the oldest and most significant Roman traffic route in the Balkans.

This tour provides the opportunity to discover Albania and get a taste of the incredible beauty of Montenegro. Beginning in Albania, our visits include a number of the highlights of this country and its fascinating history, ancient and the more recent years of communist struggle, with four UNESCO sites visited as well as the beautifully scenic Albanian Riviera. In Montenegro we enjoy the stunning scenery of Kotor Bay visiting the old town, a wonderful ‘living museum’ of historic and picturesque streets. We also visit Budva, rich in historical monuments and home to yet another wonderful old town, which offers a treasure chest of cultural heritage. Other visits here include eye-catching Perast and historically glorious Cetinje, Montenegro’s ‘honorary’ capital.

Why Choose This Tour? Combines culture, history, and cuisine in one memorable experience Perfect for travelers looking for a deeper understanding of Albanian life Led by a friendly, knowledgeable local guide Suitable for families, couples, or private groups Flexible options depending on your interests (museum entry, Blloku walk, dietary preferences

Discover the beauty of southern Albania with a unique tour that takes you through Berat, Gjirokastër, Butrint, and Saranda. Marvel at the UNESCO World Heritage sites, explore Berat’s ancient castle, the charming streets of Gjirokastër, and the stunning archaeological site of Butrint. Experience the picturesque beaches of Ksamil and the Blue Eye, all while immersing yourself in local culture and cuisine. This well-rounded tour combines history, nature, and tradition—book your unforgettable journey today and explore the best of Albania’s southern treasures!

Discover the artistry of winemaking at Pupa Winery with a captivating daily wine tasting tour. This experience offers an exclusive vineyard tour led by a professional guide, providing insights into the exquisite grape varieties and the intricate winemaking process. Enjoy scenic views of the winery as you indulge in a tasting session featuring the finest selections of wine. Capture memories with photos taken during the tour, sent directly to you. Perfect for wine enthusiasts and those seeking a unique cultural experience. - Exclusive vineyard tour with a professional guide - Insight into the winemaking process and grape varieties - Tasting of the finest wine selections included - Scenic views and photos taken during the tour

On the way to Berat visitors will make a stop to Belshi Lake which is a tranquil freshwater lake in central Albania, surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery—an ideal spot for a relaxing break with scenic views. Berat Castle crowns the UNESCO-protected city of Berat, offering panoramic views and a journey through centuries of history. Known as the “City of a Thousand Windows,” Berat captivates with its well-preserved Ottoman architecture and vibrant cultural charm. On the way back to Tirana, about 13 km from Berat City we will stop at Cobo Winery, a golden opportunity for you to explore and taste Albanian high-quality wines by using local grape varieties. Wine tasting included in this package - Price: €25 per person White Wine: Shesh I Bardhe, White Wine: Puls E Bardha e Beratit Red Wines: Shesh i Zi Red Wines: Kashmer Raki with Walnuts (Raki me Arra) - Appetizers: White Goat Cheese, Kackavall Sheep Cheese, Locally Sourced Olives (homemade), Toasted Bread.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ! Planning your holidays by your own selves makes it harder for you to visit the whole highlights of a country. The reason I choose to offer different type of private and customized tours is to show you the best of my beautiful country from a local's perspective. HOW DOES THIS PRODUCT WORK⁉️ Step 1. Take a look at the options of the day trips and choose your favorite (one or more). Step 2. Book this product. (If there is only one Day Trip you wish to have, please book its own option. If there are 2 or more Day Trips you wish to have, please book the option ''CUSTOMIZE YOUR TOUR!!!'') Step 3. If you booked the Customize Tour, you will receive a message by me through Viator, WhatsApp or Email where you will be asked about the day trips you choose to take. The rest of the payment can be made later. NOTE ⚠️⚠️⚠️: The more persons you are and day trips you choose, the more discount you get!

Albania is becoming a tourist hotspot, and the Albanian Riviera is one of its main gems. It's a stretch of coastline, which runs from Vlore to Ksamil, along the Ionian Sea. This area is known for its stunning beaches, turquoise water, ancient castles and cities, breathtaking mountain landscapes, and fresh seafood and fish . In just one day you will see the most beautiful Albanian sites . During the trip the Russian/ English speaking guide will tell you about the history, culture, traditions, attractions and people of this unique country. We'll take a ton of photos, swim in Ksamil and Blue eye, explore three cities (Vlore, Saranda, Gjirokaster). Book now to enjoy your dream trip!

Begin your Albanian adventure with a private transfer from/to Tirana/Durres or Tirana International Airport. Experience the cultural richness as you travel to stunning destinations like the UNESCO town of Berat, the historic city of Shkodra, or the picturesque beaches of Vlora. Friendly drivers greet you at the airport and ensure a comfortable journey in air-conditioned vehicles. Enjoy the scenic landscapes of rolling hills, charming villages, and coastal vistas while reveling in the flexibility of customizable itineraries that cater to your travel desires. - 24/7 flexible scheduling for all flight times - Unique experiences -culinary exploration, historical tours, nature walks, personalized tours. - Customize your itinerary with sightseeing stops - Modern vehicles with ample luggage space - Friendly drivers knowledgeable about Albania's highlights

Picked up in a private vehicle (sedan/SUV), capable of 4 seats, AC and 100% privacy on the tour. Pick up at your preffered location, 2h drive to Ohrid, North Macedonia. Visit of the Old Bazaar Street, Ohrid Old Town (UNESCO HERITAGE SITE), Church of Saint John, Ohrid Lake (Deepest and Oldest in Europe) Ali Pasha Mosque and the Fortess. After the visits 1 h 30min of free exploration and lunch time. One last walk through the place for souvenir shopping etc and preparing to drive back to Tirana.

This tour starts in Durres and if you are briefly visiting Albania and want to get the most of culture and history of Northern and Central Albania, then this is the tour for you. During this trip you will be able to visit the ancient city of Durres, the medieval Kruja town, Rozafa Castle and Shkodra Lake and one of the best Agro-tourism farms in the Western Balkans.

This is a tour with an experienced tourist guide, who is enthusiastic about Tirana, its history, architecture, culture and everyday life. The tour will give you insight into the essentials of the capital city of Albania. Moreover, you will experience a little of Tirana from different historical phases and also taste the Albanian coffee culture and the famous rakia.

Booking this full-day Ksamil tour guarantees skip-the-line access to sought-after sites like the Butrint UNESCO World Heritage Site and the dazzling Blue Eye spring, helping you avoid long waits and sold-out days. Led by a passionate local guide, you’ll gain insider stories and expert knowledge that bring Albania’s rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes vividly to life. This tour uniquely blends immersive cultural experiences—including exploring ancient ruins and engaging with local traditions—with relaxing beach time on the pristine Ksamil Islands and stunning panoramic views from Lekursi Castle. Perfectly balanced for families, culture lovers, adventure seekers, and travelers with limited time, this hassle-free journey offers personal touches and authentic encounters. Enjoy warm local hospitality, delicious seaside dining options, and create unforgettable memories on this exceptional Riviera adventure.

Explore the best of Montenegro with this private tour of Budva and Kotor. Join us in this adventure into the Adriatic Coastline of the country and get introduced to its culture, history and local life of the people, in places where life has not stopped for more than 2000 years..

Travel in Balkans with this Private Tour to explore more about the People, Culture and Nature of Albania, North Macedonia and Kosovo. This tour is based on the “must” visits and the most interesting places for each of the countries. As a Private Tour, you will have the chance to customize it or add activities in different activities. The experience is built on the main idea of offering the best in every country. We will start from the best of Albania, Kosovo and North Macedonia history and archeologic sites. In addition, the Balkans experience will be mixed with some Urban Life and unique architecture. Living among the locals in Balkans means understanding better the unique culture and especially the warm welcome! Another strong and interesting point of this Balkans Tour is community tolerance. In addition, we will discover and experience how Albanians, Macedonians, Aromuns and more are living at the same place for years with their tolerance and problems at the same time.

Taking a tour in Tirana means, Dashuri - Mikpritje - Besë (Love - Hospitality - Faith). Take tours in the capital of the country of eagles, where some of the most significant moments in Albanian history took place precisely in the places that will be in the program. I specify some places: 1. Eth'hem Bey Mosque is a historical mosque and a cultural monument in the center of Tirana, whose construction was started by Sulejman Pasha's great-grandson, Molla Bey i Petrela around 1793 and completed by his son, Haxhi Et'hem Bey in (1822/1823).The mosque is located in the center of Tirana, in Skenderbe square. 2. The building of the National Bank of Albania was established on September 2, 1925. The building of the Bank of Albania was completed in 1936. Its architectural style belongs to the "Rationalism" current, which flourished in the first half of the 20th century in Europe. The building project was created by the well-known Italian architect of the time, Vitorio Marpurgo. The National Museum 1981 :)

If you're more into clubbing than hiking, Tirana is definitely worth visiting. . First , visiting Skanderbeg Square, named after the national hero who briefly ensured Albania was independent of the Ottoman Empire in the fifteenth century, is undoubtedly one of the things to do in Tirana. The second thing to do is Visit a not-so-ancient pyramid which is in a short walk from Skanderbeg Square. Built in 1987 by the daughter of Albania’s dictator Enver Hoxha (who tyrannically ruled Albania from 1944–85) as a museum to her father, it now sits derelict, stripped of the tiles that once covered it and splattered with graffiti. In this tour you are going to Feel the Albanian hospitality Being invited for a coffee or a rakija (a plum brandy) is a local custom and you’ll find Albanians friendly towards foreign visitors. Having been isolated from the rest of the world for the latter half of the twentieth century, many are curious about the influx of travellers.