Albania Beach Tours

Spend time on the white sands of Ksamil Beach, where clear turquoise waters meet Albania's southern coastline. Stay for 4 days in Saranda, a beach town sitting between hills covered in old olive groves, with optional boat rides for mussel tours or a day trip to nearby Corfu. Check out the UNESCO-listed Butrint National Park and stop at Lekursi Castle for views across Saranda Bay.

Start from Tirana with a breakfast stop on the way to Vlora port, then board a boat cruise along Albania's Riviera to reach remote beaches of Karaburun Peninsula where you'll have 3 hours to swim and relax. Check out Haxhi Ali Cave, once used by Illyrian pirates in the 1500s, then visit Sazan Island to see old military bunkers before heading back at sunset with music and a traditional Albanian lunch.

Stay 3 nights in Ksamil with direct access to clear Adriatic waters, mini islands, and secluded bays that are great for swimming and snorkeling. Continue to Durrës for 2 nights along the beach promenade, with ancient Roman amphitheater ruins steps from golden-sand shores and sunset views. Optional speedboat tours take you to hidden caves and coastal beaches, while UNESCO-listed Butrint offers archaeological sites with sea views just minutes from your Ksamil accommodation.

Spend 3 nights at Ksamil's clear beaches with sand so fine and water transparent enough to see your toes while waist-deep. Paddle to mini-islands just offshore or find hidden coves between rocks along the Adriatic coast. Relax on Durrës' sandy beaches after checking out the Roman amphitheater, then cycle the palm-lined promenade with golden sunset views.

Spend 3 nights in Ksamil relaxing on beaches with crystal-clear Adriatic waters and mini islands just offshore, perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Have 2 nights in Durrës where golden sunsets meet ancient Roman ruins along the beach promenade, blending culture with coastal charm. Optional speedboat tours take you to secluded caves and hidden beaches, while your flexible self-drive schedule allows for spontaneous stops at secret bays between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea.