Albania is a country of raw landscapes, layered history, and a growing sense of rediscovery. Long overlooked by travellers, it offers a compelling mix of mountains, coastline, and historic towns, all experienced at a pace that still feels refreshingly local.

From Ottoman-era cities and archaeological sites to Riviera beaches and rugged inland regions, Albania’s identity is shaped by centuries of cultural crossroads. Daily life is rooted in hospitality, food, and strong community ties, while the country’s natural beauty often feels close and unfiltered.

Albania suits travellers drawn to places that feel genuine and evolving. Whether exploring historic streets, travelling slowly through rural regions, or spending time along the coast, it offers depth, warmth, and a sense of discovery that’s increasingly rare in Europe.