Butrint, located in the south of Albania approximately 20km from the modern city of Saranda, has a special atmosphere created by a combination of archaeology, monuments and nature in the Mediterranean .Butrint was an ancient Greek and later Roman city and bishopric in Epirus.Walk through roads and ruins built in 4th Century BC.
Ksamil is Europe’s newest strand pearl, and although more and more people find their way here, There are still plenty of places where you can be alone, and at the same time beaches with life and movement. Ksamil is, however, perhaps best known for its four islands that you can go by boat, but the other beaches are just as nice. The sand is white; the water is crystal clear with a turquoise blue color. We recommend to bring some sunscreen and your favorite swimsuit.
The Blue Eye is a water spring and natural phenomenon occurring near Muzinë in Vlorë County, southern Albania. A popular tourist attraction, the clear blue water of the river bubbles forth from a depth of more than fifty meters. Surrounded by beautiful exotic flora, perfect location to take pictures and enjoy a lemonade.
Corfu, an island off Greece’s northwest coast in the Ionian Sea, is defined by rugged mountains and a resort-studded shoreline. Its cultural heritage reflects years spent under Venetian, French and British rule before it was united with Greece in 1864.The ticket price variate between $25-$45 Round Trip. Amazing opportunity to check the old city of Corfu and enjoy some greek food.
This destination is 1 hr and 45 min away from Saranda. The buses leave everyday any time to this location. They usually cost about $3-$5. Bring your swimsuit and appetite with you! On our first trip to Albania we visited Sarande, Himare and Dhermi. Dhermi beach is amongs the most beautiful beaches you will ever see with a long pebbly beach and extremely clear blue water. At the North corner of the beach you can go over a few little rocky hills and you will find find cute and quite small beaches / bays and also a long white beach if you keep going further enough.Pack some crocs so it’s easy to walk through the pebbly beach.
The Albanian Ionian Coast runs from Vlora to Saranda. The coast line is famous for its small bays, pebbly beaches and crystal-clear waters. The Riviera is one of Albania’s natural beauties and certainly one of the most picturesque places in the whole Mediterranean. Since ancient times, the Albanian Coast has seen different cultural influences come and go, leaving behind a host of archaeological and historical treasures, such as ancient sites, Roman or Greek cities, hillside castles and fortresses, walled towns, monasteries, churches, mosques, temples, museums and other interesting jewels. A typical Mediterranean climate offers ideal conditions for a beautiful holiday encompassing many different activities.