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Albania, Greece & North Macedonia in 12 Days

A 12-day self-drive loop from Tirana through the full length of Albania, into North Macedonia for Lake Ohrid, and across to Corfu and the Paxos islands. You drive an insured ecological car with a navigator while local guides meet you at the major stops, with light driving of about two hours a day. The Koman Lake and Saranda-Corfu ferries are included; the Paxos boat trip is an optional add-on. From €2,100 per person, self-drive; add an English driver-guide for €1,200 per group, or another language for €2,400.

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12 days11 nights
Tiranastart and finish
3 countriesAlbania, Greece, North Macedonia
Easysoft adventure
4.778 verified reviews
Albania, Greece & North Macedonia in 12 DaysKruja Castle on the mountainside above the old bazaar, AlbaniaBoat on Koman Lake between steep cliffs in northern AlbaniaLakeside village of Lin on Lake Ohrid, AlbaniaTraditional tavern in the Korca region of southeastern Albania

What's included

  • 11 nights in selected boutique hotels and guesthouses, plus the Farma Sotira agritourism stay
  • Daily breakfast, plus the selected traditional lunches and dinners listed in the itinerary
  • New ecological rental car with built-in navigator, fully insured (car + liability), no deposit required
  • Local licensed guides at the destinations visited, in your preferred language where available
  • The Koman Lake ferry and the Saranda-Corfu ferry both ways
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Highlights

  • Kruja's castle and bazaar and the cliff sanctuary of Sari Salltik, with a first night in Shkodra
  • The Koman Lake passenger ferry and the clear water of the Shala River
  • Prehistoric Lin and UNESCO Lake Ohrid across the North Macedonia border
  • Korca's old bazaar, a beekeeper's honey tasting, and the frescoed churches of Voskopoja
  • A farm stay at Farma Sotira on the Vjosa and the thermal pools at Benja near Permet

Albania, Greece & North Macedonia in 12 Days at a glance

Duration
12 days, 11 nights
Price
From €2,100 per person, two sharing, standard season. Price varies by season and room type
Countries
Albania, Greece, North Macedonia
Start and finish
Tirana, Albania
Travel style
Private self-drive, optional driver or driver-guide
Group
2 to 8 people, private departure on your dates
Fitness
Easy. Gentle walks through old towns and archaeological sites, easy beach walks and optional swimming
Hotels
11 nights, Comfort
Meals
11 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners
Driving
About 2 hours a day on average. Self-drive ecological rental car with built-in navigator; Koman Lake and Saranda-Corfu passenger ferries included
Activities included
5 boat trips, guided visits, entrance tickets
Payment
30% deposit to book, balance 30 days before. Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, Bank transfer
Availability
On request, any start date. Confirmed within 24 hours, book at least 3 days ahead
Best months
April to October (best May, June and September)
Borders and visas
Travellers from the EU, USA, UK and Australia do not need a visa for Albania, North…
Support
InAlb local team on WhatsApp, 24/7 during the trip
Read the full overview

This is a self-drive tour: you travel in your own fully insured ecological rental car with a navigator, and a local guide meets you at the major stops. The loop starts and ends in Tirana, so there is no one-way drop-off fee, and driving is light at about two hours a day. The Koman Lake and Saranda-Corfu ferries are included; for Corfu you cross as foot passengers while your car waits in Saranda, and the Paxos and Antipaxos boat trip is an optional add-on. Add a guide, extra nights or a full-time driver-guide; booking is instant.

This loop is built so the variety never lets up and the driving never tires you out. You leave Tirana north for Kruja’s castle and bazaar and a first night in lively Shkodra, then spend a morning on Koman Lake, the fjord-like reservoir people call the “Thailand of Europe”, reached by a passenger ferry that is part of the experience. From there the route turns east to Lin and Lake Ohrid, crossing briefly into North Macedonia, then drops through Korca’s bazaar, a beekeeper’s honey tasting and a farm night on the Vjosa before reaching the stone city of Gjirokastra.

The south is where the trip opens up. The Blue Eye spring, Butrint’s ruins in their lagoon, and a swim at Ksamil lead to the part most first-timers do not expect: a ferry to Corfu, then a free day on the island with an optional boat trip to Paxos and Antipaxos and the Blue Caves, then back across to drive the Albanian Riviera home through Borsh, Qeparo, Porto Palermo and Llogara before finishing in Vlora.

Because you drive, the pace is yours, and at roughly two hours a day the car never dominates. The hard logistics, the Koman and Corfu ferries, the border into North Macedonia and the route notes, are handled before you arrive, so the days themselves stay relaxed.

Your 12 days, day by day

Driving route About 2 hours a day on averagebehind the wheel in total 4border crossings

Tirana › Kruja › Sari Salltik › Shkodra › Koman Lake › Shala River › Lin › Pogradec › Ohrid › Voskopoja › Dardha › Leskovik › Farma Sotira › Permet › Benja › Gjirokastra › Blue Eye › Butrint › Ksamil › Paxos › Antipaxos › Borsh › Qeparo › Porto Palermo › Dhermi › Llogara › Vlora › Korce

Albania

Day1 Tirana to Kruja to Shkodra Tirana, Kruja, Sari Salltik, Shkodra
Tirana to Kruja to Shkodra

Airport pickup in Tirana, then north to Kruja for Skanderbeg’s fortress and the cobbled bazaar, with a stop at the cliff sanctuary of Sari Salltik. Evening in Shkodra, one of Albania’s most characterful cities, with cafe-lined boulevards.

Drive
~2 hrs
Meals
None included
Tonight · Shkodra Shkodra boutique hotel (to confirm)
Day2 Koman Lake, Shala River, Tirana Koman Lake, Shala River, Tirana
Koman Lake, Shala River, Tirana

A morning passenger-ferry ride across Koman Lake between towering cliffs, then up the Shala River to swim in water clear enough to see the pebbles. Drive back to Tirana for a relaxed evening.

Drive
~2 hrs + ferry
Meals
None included
Tonight · Tirana Tirana boutique hotel (to confirm)
Day3 Lin, Lake Ohrid, Korca Lin, Pogradec, Ohrid (North Macedonia), Korca
Lin, Lake Ohrid, Korca

East to Lake Ohrid, one of the world’s oldest and deepest. Visit prehistoric Lin and Pogradec, cross into North Macedonia for Ohrid’s UNESCO old town and churches, then on to Korca, the city of serenades, and its old bazaar.

Drive
~2.5 hrs
Meals
None included
Tonight · Korca Korca boutique hotel (to confirm)
Day4 Beekeeping, Voskopoja, Dardha, Farma Sotira Voskopoja, Dardha, Leskovik
Beekeeping, Voskopoja, Dardha, Farma Sotira

A hands-on beekeeping and honey tasting, the frescoed churches of historic Voskopoja, and the alpine village of Dardha. Continue to Leskovik and an agritourism night at Farma Sotira by the Vjosa River.

Drive
~2.5 hrs
Meals
None included
Tonight · Leskovik Farma Sotira (agritourism)
Day5 Farm morning, Benja thermal pools, Gjirokastra Permet, Benja, Gjirokastra
Farm morning, Benja thermal pools, Gjirokastra

A slow morning with the farm animals, then one of the Balkans’ most scenic drives to Permet and the Benja thermal pools beneath a medieval bridge. Optional rafting on the wild Vjosa, then on to UNESCO Gjirokastra.

Drive
~2.5 hrs
Meals
None included
Tonight · Gjirokastra Gjirokastra boutique hotel (to confirm)
Day6 Gjirokastra and the Blue Eye to Saranda Gjirokastra, Blue Eye, Saranda
Gjirokastra and the Blue Eye to Saranda

Explore Gjirokastra’s castle, bazaar and slate-roofed lanes, with a traditional lunch at Grandpa’s. In the afternoon descend toward the coast, pausing at the deep, vivid Blue Eye spring, and reach Saranda.

Drive
~1.5 hrs
Meals
None included
Tonight · Saranda Saranda hotel (to confirm)
Day7 Butrint, Ksamil, Albanian Night Butrint, Ksamil, Saranda
Butrint, Ksamil, Albanian Night

Morning at UNESCO Butrint, where Greek, Roman and Venetian remains sit in a lagoon. Afternoon on the turquoise water and white sand of Ksamil. In the evening, an interactive Albanian Night of music and dance.

Drive
~1 hr
Meals
None included
Tonight · Saranda Saranda hotel (to confirm)
Day8 Ferry to Corfu Corfu (Greece)

A short ferry to Corfu (as foot passengers; your car stays in Saranda). Wander the Venetian Old Town, Spianada Square and the elegant Liston promenade, with the evening free for Greek-island hospitality.

Drive
Ferry 35-40 min
Meals
None included
Tonight · Corfu Corfu hotel (to confirm)

Greece

Day9 Corfu at leisure (optional Paxos & Antipaxos boat trip) Corfu, Paxos, Antipaxos
Corfu at leisure (optional Paxos & Antipaxos boat trip)

A free day on Corfu. Add the optional full-day boat trip to swim in the Caribbean-blue water of Antipaxos and visit the Blue Caves of Paxos (see add-ons), or spend the day at your own pace exploring the island.

Drive
Optional boat day
Meals
None included
Tonight · Corfu Corfu hotel (to confirm)

Albania

Day10 Ferry back, Borsh, Qeparo, Porto Palermo, Himara Saranda, Borsh, Qeparo, Porto Palermo, Himara
Ferry back, Borsh, Qeparo, Porto Palermo, Himara

Ferry back to Saranda and pick up the car to drive the Riviera: the long beach at Borsh, the stone village of Qeparo and the seaside fortress of Porto Palermo, arriving in Himara.

Drive
~2 hrs + ferry
Meals
None included
Tonight · Himara Himara hotel (to confirm)
Day11 Himara, Dhermi, Llogara, Vlora Himara, Dhermi, Llogara, Vlora
Himara, Dhermi, Llogara, Vlora

A morning swim in Himara, then Dhermi village and the climb into Llogara National Park for coastline views and the park’s tame deer. Descend to Vlora, where the Adriatic meets the Ionian.

Drive
~2 hrs
Meals
None included
Tonight · Vlora Vlora hotel (to confirm)
Day12 Vlora and departure Vlora, Tirana
Vlora and departure

A last morning on Vlora’s Lungomare, the Independence Monument or a final beach walk, then your transfer to Tirana airport.

Drive
~2.5 hrs to airport
Meals
None included
Tonight
-

Practical information

How do you get there and back?

Starts
Tirana, Albania
Ends
Tirana, Albania
Flights
Not included. International flights into and out of Tirana are not included.
On the ground
Self-drive ecological rental car with built-in navigator; Koman Lake and Saranda-Corfu passenger ferries included. The car stays in Saranda during the Corfu days.
Borders and visas
Travellers from the EU, USA, UK and Australia do not need a visa for Albania, North Macedonia or Greece. On other passports, contact us before booking and we will check the requirements for your nationality.

Who is this trip for? Graded easy

Each scale runs 1 to 5, from very easy to demanding.

Difficulty
EasyLevel 2 of 5. Gentle walks through old towns and archaeological sites, easy beach walks and optional swimming. No demanding hikes. The most active optional element is Vjosa rafting on Day 5.
Pace
RelaxedLevel 1 of 5
Driving
About 2 hours a day on averageLevel 3 of 5. Light. About two hours a day on good, well-maintained roads, and all three countries drive on the right. The route is a loop from Tirana, so there is no one-way drop-off fee. Two passenger ferries (Koman Lake and Saranda-Corfu) and one North Macedonia border crossing are built in and arranged for you. No international permit is needed for EU, UK, US or Australian licences.

Good for. Couples and families who want a real mix - mountains, lakes, UNESCO towns, a Greek-island day and Riviera beaches - without long driving days or hard hikes. It is one of our easier multi-country trips, with gentle walks, beach time and optional swimming. It suits travellers who know Greece but have never seen Albania, and works well for families thanks to the farm stay, boat trips and animal encounters.

Not for you if if you would rather not drive at all, you can still do this trip by adding a private driver or driver-guide. If you want only beaches or only mountains, this is a deliberately varied route covering both. The driving is light, but you cross two borders and take two ferries, so it suits travellers comfortable with a little cross-border logistics, all of which we prepare for you.

Can be adjusted for guests with physical limitations - tell us at booking and we arrange ground-floor rooms and gentler walking where possible.

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What is included in the €2,100 price?

Included in the price

  • 11 nights in selected boutique hotels and guesthouses, plus the Farma Sotira agritourism stay
  • Daily breakfast, plus the selected traditional lunches and dinners listed in the itinerary
  • New ecological rental car with built-in navigator, fully insured (car + liability), no deposit required
  • Local licensed guides at the destinations visited, in your preferred language where available
  • The Koman Lake ferry and the Saranda-Corfu ferry both ways
  • Entrance fees to the museums, castles, monasteries and national parks listed in the itinerary
  • The experiences listed in the itinerary, including the beekeeping and honey tasting and the Albanian Night
  • Private airport pickup on Day 1 and transfer to Tirana airport on Day 12
  • 24/7 local support across all three countries, with route notes, maps and meeting points
  • All local taxes and service charges

Not included

  • International flights (into and out of Tirana)
  • Fuel, parking, tolls and traffic fines (not included in the self-drive version unless you add a driver or driver-guide)
  • Personal travel insurance (not included, strongly recommended)
  • Personal expenses, drinks not in the listed meals, and tips
  • Optional activities and add-ons not in the base price (for example the Vjosa rafting and the Paxos & Antipaxos boat trip)
  • Visa fees, if any (not required for EU/UK/US/AU passport holders)
  • Single supplement for solo travellers wanting a private room throughout (amount confirming)

Dietary needs. Vegetarian and other dietary needs are catered for with advance notice.

Entry fees. Entrance fees to the museums, castles, monasteries and national parks listed in the itinerary are included.

Optional extras

Add them in the booking box, or tell us when you enquire.

Private driver (no guiding)Handles all driving across borders and ferries for the 12 days; local guides still meet you at the stops. Includes fuel, tolls, parking and taxes.€1,200 per trip
English driver-guidePrivate transport and an English driver-guide for the whole journey, plus fuel, tolls and parking. Specialist local guides still included at heritage sites.€2,400 per trip
Driver-guide (Spanish, French, German or other)The whole journey in your chosen language, subject to availability.€2,880 per trip
Hotel comfort / superior upgradePer person per day. Step up to superior rooms where available.€40 pp
Hotel luxury / boutique upgradePer person per day. The best available property in each location.€150 pp
Half board (breakfast + one meal)Per person per day.€22 pp
Full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner)Per person per day.€44 pp
Paxos & Antipaxos boat trip (Day 9)On request (shared boat; private boat for a higher fee)
Vjosa River rafting (Day 5)On request
Extra nights in CorfuOn request

Reviews

4.7out of 5

78 travellers rated this trip

Every review from a confirmed booking
Albania is very unique not like other European countries we visited. Berat was magical and Corfu added a touch of Greece that we loved. The program was busy but manageable.
Anaya · 11 October 2025
This trip exceeded our expectations! The mix of history, culture and beautiful landscapes made it a perfect holiday. Our guide was knowledgeable and made everything smooth, even with our kids.
Emily · 10 October 2025
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Before you travel

What to pack

Comfortable walking shoes for cobbled old towns and site visits, swimwear - you will use it almost every day from Day 7 onwards, a light layer for farm evenings in Leskovik and mountain sections, smart-casual clothing for evenings in Corfu Town, sun protection - essential from the Riviera section onwards, a small daypack for daily excursions, cash in Euros and a credit card, power adapter - Type C/F (220V), used across all three countries.

Countries and islands

Albania, North Macedonia and Greece (Corfu and the Paxos islands), in one loop from Tirana.

Driving

About two hours a day, right-hand side, good roads, ecological car with navigator. No IDP for EU, UK, US or Australian licences.

The car and Corfu

The car does not cross to Corfu; you go as foot passengers and it waits in Saranda.

The ferries

Koman Lake and the Saranda-Corfu ferry both ways are included and timed around your days.

Travel insurance

Not included and strongly recommended.

Health

Albania, North Macedonia and Greece are all safe destinations; standard European travel precautions apply. No special vaccinations are required. Tap water in Albania is not recommended for drinking - bottled water is cheap and widely available; in Greece and North Macedonia tap water is generally safe.

Money and tipping

Euros and a credit card work across all three countries - you can travel the whole 12 days without exchanging currency. Albania uses the Lek and North Macedonia the Denar, but Euros are widely accepted. Tips are at your discretion.

Climate and weather

The tour runs April to October. The best months are May, June and September - warm enough to swim, with quieter beaches and full ferry schedules. July and August are hottest and busiest on the coast and islands, when we steer you to quieter beaches.

FAQs

Is this really a self-drive tour if it crosses three countries?

Yes. You drive your own insured ecological rental car with a navigator, and the driving is light, about two hours a day on good roads. All three countries drive on the right and no international permit is needed for EU, UK, US or Australian licences. Local guides meet you at the major stops, and we prepare every border crossing, route note and ferry time before you arrive.

Do I take the car to Corfu?

No. You cross to Corfu as a foot passenger on the ferry, and your car stays safely in Saranda while you are on the island. On Corfu and during any Paxos boat day you get around on foot and by local transport, then pick the car back up in Saranda on Day 10.

Are the ferries included?

Yes. The Koman Lake passenger ferry and the Saranda-Corfu ferry both ways are included and coordinated around your itinerary. The Corfu crossing takes about 35 to 40 minutes and is usually calm. In the rare case of weather cancellations we adjust the plan.

Is fuel included?

No. In the self-drive version you pay for fuel, parking and tolls directly. If you add a private driver or driver-guide, fuel, tolls and parking are covered in that add-on.

Will a guide travel with me the whole time?

In the self-drive version, local guides meet you in the destinations you visit; they do not travel between cities with you unless you add a driver-guide. If you want a host for the whole journey, add an English or other-language driver-guide.

What is the difficulty level?

Easy, lighter than our other Balkan trips. There are no demanding hikes, just gentle walks through old towns and sites, beach walks and optional swimming. The most active optional element is the Day 5 Vjosa rafting. It suits most fitness levels and can be adjusted for guests with physical limitations.

Do I need visas or local currency?

EU, USA, UK and Australian passport holders need no visa for Albania, North Macedonia or Greece. Euros and a credit card work across all three, so you can do the whole trip without exchanging currency.

Is the Paxos and Antipaxos boat trip included?

It is an optional add-on rather than part of the base price. Day 9 is a free day on Corfu, and you can add the full-day excursion to Antipaxos and the Blue Caves of Paxos on a shared boat, or a smaller private boat for a higher fee.

When is the best time to go?

April to October, with May, June and September the sweet spot - warm enough to swim, quieter beaches and full ferry schedules. July and August are great for the coast and islands but busy at Ksamil, Saranda and Corfu Old Town.

Is there a single supplement?

The price is for two people sharing. Solo travellers wanting a private room throughout pay a single supplement, which we will confirm for the 12-day route.

How much does the 12-day self-drive tour cost?

The tour costs from €2,100 per person, two sharing, with a 30% deposit to book and the balance due 30 days before the trip. That covers the fully insured rental car, accommodation, the Koman Lake and Saranda to Corfu ferries, and local guides at the major stops. Prefer not to drive? Add an English driver-guide for €1,200 per group, or one in Spanish, French, German or another language for €2,400 per group.

Cancellation.

A 30% deposit secures your booking. The remaining balance is due 1 month (30 days) before departure. Cancellations more than 30 days before departure lose the deposit; within 30 days the booking is non-refundable. We strongly recommend travel insurance.

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Every review

4.778 reviews

Kaum in Tirana angekommen ging es schon weiter in Richtung Norden über Shkodra ins Valbona Thal incl. Bootsfahrt über den Koman Stausee.DIe Natur ist atemberuband. Danach gab es einen kleinen Abstecher in den Kosovo nach Prizren, geschichtlich sehr wichtig für Albanien.von dort ging es ins wünderschöne Krujé mit großer Burg und Basar. Über Berat und Elbasan ging es zum Oridsee nach Pogradec. Weiter über kleine Dörfer , wo wir bei einem älteren Ehepaar essen und übernachten durften. Das war sehr interessant und authentisch. Der Abend endete mit einem lustigen Würfelspiel. Korcé war unser nächstes Ziel. hier wird das landestypiche Bier in mehreren Varianten gebraut. Sehr zu empfehlen. Über Permet ging es zur Weltkulturerbestadt Gijirokastra. Während dieser Fahrt hatten wir die Möglichkeit in Thermalbecken zu baden. Über die Ausgrabungsstätte Butrint erreichen wir Saranda am Ionischen Meer. Das 'Blaue Auge' hat uns auch stark beeindruckt. Nach einer spannenden Fahrt durch das Gebirge erreichen wir Vlora, eine moderne Stadt am Meer mit Flaniermeile und breiten Stränden. Appolonien ist der letzte Halt vor dem Reiseende in Tirana. Wir verlassen dieses wunderschöne Land mit vielen neuen EIndrücken und Erlebnissen. Vielen, vielen Dank an Elvira und Elmal!!!

SIgi und Manfred

Ha soddisfatto le mie aspettative, ho visitato siti archeologici importanti, monumenti di grande valore, musei e parchi naturali di notevole bellezza. E' fondamentale avere il proprio mezzo di trasporto che ti permette di spostarti liberamente, non ci sono mezzi pubblici al di fuori delle aree cittadine. Un paese che stà cercando di sviluppare il turismo ma basato più sull' iniziativa privata che sulla promozione statale.

Susy63

Organizzazione e serietà

Angelo

Flug nach Korfu, Fährüberfahrt nach Saranda, dort Abholung durch lokale Agentur. Gijrokaster, Berat, Llogora, danach einige Tage Entspannung in Saranda und Tagesausflüge in die Umgebung.

Sarah

El guìa ha sido impresionante, las explicacionean sido muy didácticas y detalladas.s h La agencia ha organizado un itineriario muy bien diseñado para conocer todo el país y los lugares más importantes

Javier

Für uns war Albanien ein Neuland, entsprechend war die Spannung hoch, was uns dort erwarten würde. Von der örtlichen Reiseagentur haben wir -immer in Absprache mit uns- ein Reisepaket erhalten, was -am Ende der Reise betrachtet- nahezu genial war. Sprich, es hat uns alles richtig gut gefallen! Wir hatten uns von Anfang an entschlossen, an jedem Standort ca. 3 Tage zu bleiben, eher von dort aus Ausflüge zu unternehmen. Es hat sich als sehr gut herausgestellt, dass wir nicht jeden Tag woanders waren, so ist man mit den Angestellten im Hotel viel besser ins Gespräch gekommen, konnte auch von ihnen noch einige Hinweise aufnehmen. Die Hotels waren immer gut ausgewählte kleinere Häuser, oftmals auch noch ein kleines Stück weg vom Massentourismus und meist auch ruhig gelegen und immer auch mit Klimaanlage. Überall gab es Frühstück dazu, manchmal jeden Tag ein anderes, manchmal auch jeden Tag gleich - aber auch das war bei drei Tagen kein Problem. Mit dem Mietwagen ließen sich selbst Ausflüge organisieren, die in die Berge haben uns dabei wohl am besten gefallen. So hat man ziemlich einsame Gegenden kennengelernt und vor allem auch immer superfreundliche Menschen, die man immer fragen konnte, die auch Lust hatten mit einem zu kommunizieren (auch wenn das nicht immer ganz so einfach war, ein ordentliches Übersetzungsprogramm auf dem Handy konnte dabei gute Dienste leisten. Spätestens bei der Frage nach einem kafe turke konnte man den Gastgebern ein Lächeln ins Gesicht zaubern, wurde dabei auch oftmals noch ein wenig geherzt. Albanien hatte für uns so viele schöne Aussichten zu bieten, Canyons, warme Wasserquellen, Tiere aller Art in der Natur und auf der Straße und auch so richtig gutes Essen. Drei Essensgutscheine hatten wir von der Agentur bekommen, die Überraschungsmenüs aus der albanischen Küche waren jedes Mal ein Highlight und haben satt gemacht und zwar richtig satt. Obwohl wir jede Art von Essen zu uns nehmen, musste ich am Ende resümieren, dass wir in Albanien wohl zu über 95 % vegetarisch gegessen haben und es war immer total lecker. Übrigens, im Hotel *** in Tirana gab es so ein tolles Frühstück … ?. Oberlecker! Als Mietwagen hatten wir einen Skoda Fabia. Der Platz im Kofferraum war damit etwas begrenzt, aber es gab ja auch noch eine hintere Rücksitzbank. Übernahme und Abgabe des Autos gingen problemlos vonstatten. Das Auto war ein treuer Begleiter, auch wenn es manchen Berg nur im ersten Gang nach oben ging. Für den mitunter chaotischen Stadtverkehr und auch so einige engere Gässchen war es durchaus von Vorteil, dass es ein eher kleinerer Wagen war. Immer wieder sehenswert waren die hunderten kleinen Hängebrücken, die es überall gab. Sie sahen zwar manchmal nicht ganz so vertrauenserweckend aus, aber zumindest bei uns haben sie noch gut gehalten. Was hat uns nicht so gefallen? Da gab es nicht viel und vor allen Dingen nichts, was die Reiseagentur hätte ändern können. Zum einen waren das in manchen Gegenden junge Erwachsene, die wohl einmal einen Drang ausleben mussten und es darauf abgesehen hatten, mit ihren Quads und Motorrädern Touristen zu erschrecken. Das war mitunter unangenehm und rücksichtslos. Das zweite Problem, über was man an fast allen Ecken gestolpert ist, war der viele Müll. Überall, selbst in den schönsten Seen, schwammen oder lagen Büchsen, Plastikflaschen etc. Das wars dann aber auch schon mit dem Negativen. Noch einmal kurz zusammengefasst, alles in allem eine wirklich toll organisierte Reise. Es hat auch alles bestens geklappt, von der Abholung am Flughafen bis zur Abgabe am Ende an selbigem. Vielen Dank für das tolle Erlebnis und die perfekte Organisation! Eine klare Weiterempfehlung.

S.

Planned and operated by InAlb, Tirana. Last updated 11 September 2026.

€2,100pp · 12 days