The unofficial cultural capital of Albania - Korca (or Korçë) - is only a three-hour drive from Tirana and a breathtaking spot for tourists from all over the world. Korca Albania is recognized for its architectural significance which dates back to the 13th century. From beautiful churches, mosques, museums and walkways, there is a lot to see and explore and interesting things to do in Korca city. Also known as the City of Serenades, Korca promises to serenade you towards its[...]
Permet is still relatively an undiscovered gem, but this location won't stay secret for long. Permet is home to some of the most beautiful natural scenes, interesting history and great food. It’s known as the city of roses as it is dubbed the cleanest and greenest city of Albania. There's so many great things to do in Permet and around the area. Permet is home to only 10,000 residents. It's relatively small but don’t worry, Permet still packs a punch and is well worth the trip wh[...]
Albania is a country in southeastern Europe, and it has become one of the most popular travel destinations for hikers because of its untouched scenery and beautiful views. There are a total of 5 incredible hikes that every hiker should experience while visiting Albania. These hikes will take you through some of the most beautiful scenery in the country from rivers to mountain peaks and gorges. This blog post will provide tips on how to plan your hike, what to bring with you, as w[...]
If you're looking for a destination that offers the best of both worlds, with stunning Albania beaches and historical sites, then Ksamil is ideal. With its picturesque location overlooking the Ionian Sea, this small town in south Albania has something for everyone. The hotels in Ksamil offer great value accommodation but if you want to splash out on luxury then there are also plenty of options available too! You'll also find amazing Ksamil hotels on the beach so that you can basi[...]
*I will be avoiding certain words in this post because otherwise this post can get suppressed. I will use words like panini for the big P-word and 'V' for the thing that gets put in the arm. I have been asked a fair few times about what Albania is like to travel to during the panini. What are the Albania travel restrictions? Is it safe? Should we still travel to Albania in 2021, or should we wait until next year? I’ve been putting off this post for a while becau[...]