A LAND OF INSPIRING BEAUTY
The Mediterranean has awakened interest and passion, qualities that define an idea, a manner, a world.
The geographical position, the Mediterranean climate and the ever-changing landscape at every season gift its visitors the opportunity to enjoy every day of the year, always offering its full potential.
The sandy and pebbly beaches, and the multitude of mountains covered in green, are Albania’s welcoming invitation and a guide to the alpine heights. Anyone who visits can see and experience the history, past, cultures and traditions all at the same time.
ALBANIA’S POTENTIAL IN THE EYE OF INTERNATIONALS
Explore our remarkable country, nestled between the shimmering Adriatic and Ionian seas. It’s a destination where the Mediterranean climate embraces your spirit all year round. Prepare to be constantly amazed by this captivating region.
With membership in the Schengen area and potential EU state status, Albania presents abundant opportunities for travel, exploration, and investment. Positioned as a true Mediterranean gem, our nation offers an exceptional experience that guarantees an immediate sense of belonging.
We invite you to join us in uncovering the awe-inspiring beauty, vibrant culture, and genuine hospitality that define our remarkable country. We are enthusiastic about demonstrating the factors that distinguish us and make our destination truly extraordinary.
Gastronomy: The widely known Mediterranean cuisine.
Iso Polyphony: a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity
History : Descended from the Illyrians
Landscape: low coastal land and mountainous
AN UNEXPLORED PLACE
Albania has a unique cultural and historical heritage; it’s praised for its tasteful gastronomy and is also known for the richness of its natural scenery and intact coastline. The country is blossoming but still remains an unexplored gem full of possibilities. Aiming for integration into the European Union, Albania is the ideal place to build the future you always imagined.
AN UNPARALLELED CLIMATE AND LANDSCAPE
Albania benefits from a delightful Mediterranean climate, graced by a refreshing salty breeze and more than 300 sunny days annually. The winters along the Ionian and Adriatic coasts are mild, while the summers feel like a surreal paradise. This idyllic climate sets the perfect stage for exploring the country’s heavenly beaches and captivating natural wonders, inviting you to immerse yourself in their beauty throughout the year.
Declared a museum city in 1961 and one of UNESCO’s World Heritage sites in 2008, Berat and its numerous monuments are a living proof of Albania’s special and surprising artistic, cultural, and historical heritage.
Named “Protected monument” by the Albanian state and registered as UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992, Butrint also entered the List of Endangered Monuments in 1997. The parks hold huge archeological, scientific, and touristic value as the remains of an ancient civilization coexist with a significant and rich biodiversity.
GJIROKASTRA MUSEUM CITY
Established as a tourist attraction by the Albanian state in 1961 as well as World Heritage Site in 2005, Gjirokastra rises on top of a hill and represents a long-lasting cultural tradition. With incredible views of the Drina Valley, the ancient city and its narrow streets are remaining evidence of life during the XIV-XIX centuries.
The Albania Jubleta represents the earliest clothing in Albania, but at the same time also the typology of the oldest clothing in the world. Jubleta is now under the protection of UNESCO.
ISO POLIFONIA
Since 2005 “Albanian folk iso-polyphony” was added to the list of “Masterpieces of the oral heritage of humanity” protected by UNESCO as an important heritage not only for Albania but also internationally.
Along the southern coast, Palasa is the first point of touch with the Mediterranean where you can experience every dimension of nature and life…
Palasa offers a new and unique view of touristic spots, with an ideal location where you can start a journey discovering a 450 km long coastline and over 120 beaches in Albania.
Found near one of the most special monuments of the riviera, the Delta of Palasa is also known as the place where the sea and mountains meet to form the most magical coast in the region.
Green Coast -the first blue flag beach in the country known for watersports and parachute jumping thanks to the favorable terrain for every “adventurer”.
According to local legends, Palasa has a history that extends over a thousand years BC. It is said that in 48 B.C, Julius Caesar, while in pursuit of Pompey, docked his ship and allowed his legion to rest in Palasa. This event has led to the local coastline being known as Caesar Beach, a name that has endured throughout the centuries.