Tirana-Korça

Korça, also known as "little Paris", is an old city with beautiful markets and lively boulevards day and night. The countryside surrounding Korçe is gorgeous, and during your stay, you will also visit the nearby villages of Dardhe Voskopoje and Vithkuq, which are known for their stunning landscapes and rich cultural history. In the winter, Korça and its surroundings are covered in snow, creating a captivating view.

Pogradec is a charming coastal city located on the shores of Lake Ohrid. You can visit the picturesque villages of Lin and Tushemisht, which offer breathtaking views, delicious food, and an immersion in local culture. In addition, Pogradec is home to the archaeological park of Gradishta e Selces, which features monumental graves.

Berat, known as the "city of one thousand windows," is an ancient city dating back to the 4th century BC, called Antipatrea. It boasts a beautiful castle atop a mountain, with a river that splits the city in half. Berat's old neighborhood has 14 unique churches, offering an unforgettable perspective. During your stay, you will also visit the mythological Mount Tomorr and agro-touristic farms, where you can taste locally made cuisine.

Divjaka and the Karavasta lagoon are UNESCO-protected sites, featuring one of the largest flora and fauna diversities in Albania. In addition to beaches and horseback riding, Divjaka offers boat rides in the lagoon, where you can see the Dalmatian pelican and flamingos.

Durres, the old capital of Albania, has a rich cultural history dating back at least 3000 years. It started as an Illyrian settlement, then became a Greek colony, a Roman city, a Norman and Venetian city, and finally, an Ottoman city. It features a mixture of cultural sites, including a Roman amphitheater, Roman baths, forums, Venetian towers, and more. During your stay in Durres, you will also visit the villa of King Zog I and the longest seaside boulevard in Albania.