Arriving in Tirana, you’ll find yourself in the heart of Albania’s dynamic capital. From Ottoman relics to Italian architecture and communist-era landmarks, the city’s streets weave a fascinating narrative of its journey through time.
For those arriving early, a cable car ride to Dajti Mountain offers panoramic views and a peaceful escape above the bustling city. End your day in the spirited “Blloku” district, where trendy cafes and bars have transformed this former closed-off enclave into the city’s most vibrant quarter.

Hiking: T2, 1h, ↑75m, ↓175m, 3km

The guide will meet you at the hotel after breakfast, to set out for Llogara National Park, one of Albania’s most stunning natural treasures, spanning 1,020 hectares of lush greenery. Inside the park, you’ll find tranquil lawns, diverse wildlife, and serene forest trails. In the afternoon, we will follow Caesar’s path, the historic route used by his army in 48 BC during their campaign against Pompeus. The hike offers a blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue. Overnight accommodation is arranged at a hotel within the park.

Hiking: T3, 7h, ↑1000m, ↓1000m, 9km

Today’s adventure takes us to the Qorre Summit. At 2,018 meters above sea level, it is the second-highest peak of the Ceraunian Mountains. The southeastern slopes of Mount Çikë descend dramatically into the sea, with a vertical drop of 2,000 meters over less than 5 kilometres. The trail to the summit is well-marked but steep, with sections of scree requiring care. At the top, breathtaking views of rugged mountains and pristine coastal beaches await. After a photo break, we will begin our descent, passing through serene pine forests before returning to the hotel in the afternoon.

Hiking: T3, 9h, ↑600m, ↓1450m, 15km

After breakfast, we will embark on a hike to the secluded Grama Bay. The trail starts at the hotel and leads through a dense forest toward Qafa e Thellë, the pass dividing the Llogara and Karaburun National Parks. From the pass, the guide will lead your way along a partially visible trail to reach the pristine Grama Bay, an untouched beach with crystal-clear waters. Once a historic anchorage point, the bay is rich with cultural heritage, including early Christian frescoes and Hellenistic inscriptions carved into the rocks. The evening will be spent immersed in nature, with accommodation provided in tents.

Hiking: T2, 7h, ↑550m, ↓550m, 13km

Today’s hike follows a scenic trail parallel to the sea, offering breathtaking views along the way. A break is planned at the St. Andre Bay, a secluded haven untouched by modern life, where you can relax or take a swim. The trail continues towards Palasë, a unique beach featuring a striking white delta formed by limestone sediments from the “stream of white roads.” In Palasë, a vehicle will be waiting to transport us to Dhërmi, where accommodation is arranged.

Hiking: T2, 3h, ↑350m, ↓350m, 6km

After breakfast, transfer to the starting point of the hike to Ngjipe. We will follow a well-marked trail descending toward the pristine beach, with planned stops at breathtaking panoramic viewpoints. The Ngjipe Canyon, carved by water erosion, stretches over 2 kilometres and plunges more than 100 meters deep, offering a remarkable hiking experience. Enjoy time to relax on the clean, secluded beach with its crystal-clear waters before hiking back to the vehicle for a return to our hotel in Dhërmi.

After breakfast, we will begin our journey back to Tirana, Albania’s bustling capital. Founded in 1614 and named the capital in 1920, Tirana is a lively city where history blends seamlessly with modern energy. Its wide boulevards feature remnants of Ottoman, Italian, and communist influences. After some free time for lunch, a guided city tour will showcase its fascinating transformation over the last two decades. In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner at a traditional restaurant near the hotel. Overnight in Tirana.

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before saying goodbye to the beautiful land of Albania.