Sightseeing Tours & Trips in Albania and Montenegro

Cruise the Bay of Kotor by boat to Perast, walk through UNESCO-listed Berat's white Ottoman houses in Mangalem and Gorica, and see Ohrid's 365 churches that earned it the nickname 'Jerusalem of the Balkans.' Tour the massive Roman amphitheatre in Durrës that held 20,000 people.

Walk through Berat's Mangalem quarter to see the 'city of a thousand windows' built into rocky hills, then take a cruise on Lake Ohrid to the 10th-century St. Naum Monastery. Wander around Budva's walled peninsula and visit the churches of Sveti Trojica and Sveti Ivan, then check out Rozafa Castle.

Travel through Montenegro's Adriatic coastline with stops at the UNESCO-listed Kotor Old Town and a boat trip to Our Lady of the Rocks church on Perast Island. See Budva's medieval fortifications and walk Ulcinj Castle's cobbled streets while taking in views of Kotor Gulf. Walk through Shkoder's traditional streets before heading back to Tirana.

Walk through Kotor's UNESCO medieval old town and see baroque Perast with a boat trip to its 15th-century island church. In Tirana, you'll find Skanderbeg Square, the National History Museum, and E'them Bey Mosque, plus Bunk'Art 1, a converted communist bunker full of Albania's military history.

In Tirana's Skanderbeg Square, you'll find the National History Museum, E'them Bey Mosque, and the unique Bunk'Art 1 communist bunker museum. UNESCO-listed Berat has honeycomb-like Ottoman houses and the Onufri Museum's wood-carved iconostasis inside the castle, then walk through medieval Kotor's old town.

Walk through UNESCO-protected Ohrid's colorful Church of St. Sophia, then cruise the holy lake past some of its 365 churches. Take a boat across Lake Skutari to spot pelicans and herons in Montenegro's oldest national park, then check out Budva's old city walls and the 9th-century Church of St. John.