The Gateway to the Albanian Riviera
Vlora, Albania's third-largest city, sits gracefully at the heart of a breathtaking bay where the turquoise waters of the Ionian Sea blend seamlessly with the Adriatic. Known as the "Gateway to the Albanian Riviera," Vlora boasts some of the country's most pristine beaches, vibrant coastal culture, and a rich historical tapestry. From the sun-kissed shores of Radhima Beach to the historic Kanina Castle overlooking the bay, Vlora offers a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration.
Departure at 8:00 AM. Arrival in Vlora: Mid-Morning.
Explore this historic fortress perched on a hill, offering sweeping views of Vlora Bay and the surrounding coastline.
Dive into Albania's history at this museum, housed in the building where the country declared independence in 1912.
Spend the afternoon swimming, sunbathing, or relaxing at one of Vlora's pristine beaches.
Enjoy fresh seafood and Albanian specialties with stunning sea views (cost not included).
Walk this lively waterfront, lined with cafes, palm trees, and vibrant street life.
After a memorable day of beaches, history, and fresh seafood, we return to Tirana.
We recommend Radhima Beach for calm, clear waters and a family-friendly vibe, or Jale Beach for a more vibrant atmosphere with beach bars and water sports.
Yes, Vlora's beaches are generally safe for swimming, with clean waters and gentle currents. Always follow local signage and your guide's advice.
Absolutely! You can add the Muradie Mosque or Zvernec Island's monastery (time permitting). Discuss options with our guide.
Yes! Radhima Beach is ideal for kids with shallow waters and soft sand. Bring snacks and beach toys for younger travelers.
Best price guaranteed · No booking fees
Max 8 people per booking