9 articles to prepare your trip
Perched on a peninsula along the Ionian coast near Himarë, the Porto Palermo fortress combines distinctive military architecture with a bay ideal for swimming.
An Ottoman fortress built in 1537, located 3-4 km from Saranda, Lëkurësi Castle offers sweeping views over the Ionian Sea, Corfu, and Lake Butrint. Free entry.
On the southwest coast of Albanie, near Vlorë, the Karaburun Peninsula combines marine national park, karstic caves and recent military history.
130 km of coastline between the Adriatic and Ionian seas: perched villages, pebble beaches, Butrint Park and Llogara Pass. Historical landmarks and practical advice.
Pogradec
On the shores of Lake Ohrid, Pogradec blends beaches, Illyrian heritage and waterside cuisine. Our complete guide to planning your stay.
Himarë
Between the Ceraunian Mountains and the Ionian Sea, Himara combines wild beaches, an ancient castle, and Greco-Albanian heritage on the Albanian Riviera.
Albania's second-largest city, Durrës blends Roman ruins, family-friendly beaches, and Mediterranean port charm. Our complete guide to preparing your visit.
Divjaka, a pristine jewel of the Albanian Adriatic: national park, Karavasta lagoon designated as a Ramsar site, curly pelicans, and 12 km of untamed coastline.
Dhermi
White pebbles, turquoise waters and an ancient settlement perched 200 metres above the sea: Dhermi is one of the most stunning stops along Albania's Riviera.
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