Discover Albania, where unspoiled beaches, ancient history, and vibrant culture come together, offering an unforgettable Mediterranean escape. A fantastic location that offers great value for money, guests will be thrilled by the beautiful beaches and mouthwatering cuisine. Fans of Mediterranean flavours will be spoilt for choice when dining out and exploring this incredible getaway destination.
Destination Profile
Albania is a holiday destination which is steadily growing in popularity, with many stunning scenic locations still undiscovered by mass tourism. The Albanian coast boasts gorgeous beaches and fascinating UNESCO world heritage sites. This is one of the destinations holidaymakers must see for themselves, its beauty is incomparable and visitors from the UK will find it extremely affordable. Much like Greece, Albania boasts delicious Mediterranean dishes, fresh seafood and extremely affordable local wines.
Where to stay in Albania
Golem offers a luxurious seaside escape with modern amenities, stunning views of the Adriatic and easy access to the region's vibrant culture and pristine beaches.
Durres Resort in Albania is a vibrant seaside destination known for its beautiful beaches, rich history, and lively Mediterranean atmosphere.
Vlore is located on Albania's southwestern coast with beautiful beaches along both the Adriatic and Ionian Seas, with a lively waterfront promenade and nearby natural wonders to explore such as the Karaburun Peninsula and Sazan Island.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the main airport in Albania?
There are direct flights from most UK airports to Tirana, the capital city of Albania. Flights are usually around 3 hours in total. From there, you can get a shuttle transfer (from £10-15) or private transfer (at additional cost) straight to your accommodation.
What is the rainiest month in Albania?
January, November and December are the months Albania typically receives the most rainfall, with roughly 13 days experiencing some rain. February, March and April also receive some rainfall, around 12 days.
What currency do they take in Albania?
Albanian LEK is used as the national currency of Albania, although many touristic resorts accept Euros and some locations accept bank cards.
Is Albania safe for tourists?
Albania is extremely safe, and visitors will find locals very friendly and hospitable.
Albania has a lower crime rate than the UK, but holidaymakers should always be mindful of pickpocketing and stay aware of their surroundings when travelling away from home.