Planning your trip to Albania, you will be faced with the impossible task of choosing from an incredible variety of places to visit and things to do – high mountain tops, dense forests, rolling hills, steep cliffs, sandy beaches, and the remnants of centuries of eventful history are just a few to mention. And this...Read More

Despite Albania’s mostly Mediterranean climate, winters here can be long, dark and cold. It is therefore hardly surprising that the most popular traditional holiday in the country, Dita e Verës or Summer Day, is celebrated with the purpose of driving out winter and welcoming the arrival of spring. If you want to know more about...Read More

The sleepy village of Roshnik is situated amid rolling hills, wine yards, olive groves, and fruit orchards, right at the foot of the mighty Mount Tomorr. Even though a mere 15km away from Berat, the small array of houses, farms and other buildings almost seems to exists in its own space and time, far from...Read More

Summer is the main tourist season in Albania. Soaring temperatures draw locals as well as visitors to the idyllic beaches and impressive mountainous areas where they, no doubt, have the time of their lives. If, however, you are not a friend of the heat or prefer to escape the masses, you should consider Discovering Albania...Read More