Private Day Trip from Tirana

Are you ready to uncover the hidden gems of Albania while being accompanied by a personal guide? This exclusive day excursion from Tirana allows you to explore options such as the “city of a thousand windows” in Berat, delve into the medieval past of Krujë, visit the archaeological wonders of Shkodër, or admire the Adriatic vistas in Durrës.

Personalized Day Excursions

During the booking phase, you will have the opportunity to select from several trip options, each inclusive of hotel pickup and return, transportation via minibus or coach, and an English-speaking tour guide throughout the journey. Below you can find specifics for each journey:

Durrës Day Trip (5-7 Hours)

Perfect for those seeking a concise trip that merges archaeological exploration with the allure of the Albanian coast.

Our adventure begins at the Roman Amphitheater of Durrës, renowned as one of the largest and most well-preserved structures in the Balkans. Following our exploration of this remarkable site, we will meander through the lively city center, appreciating the Byzantine Forum and the Grand Mosque of Durrës, ultimately finishing the guided experience with a stroll along the vibrant waterfront promenade.

A delicious beachfront lunch awaits us, offering views of the Adriatic Sea before we make our way back.

Krujë Day Trip (6-8 Hours)

Perched at around 1968 ft (600 m), the historic city of Krujë presents some of Albania's most striking medieval architecture.

Upon arrival, our first stop will be the Krujë Fortress, a stronghold once home to national hero Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg, where we will also visit its History Museum. After this, a leisurely stroll through the old bazaar will allow you to observe local artisans crafting traditional rugs and souvenirs.

We'll enjoy lunch at a charming restaurant in the historic center, offering breathtaking views of the castle, before heading back to Tirana.

Berat Day Trip (8-10 Hours)

This excursion offers a deep dive into Albania's ancient heritage. Berat is well-known for its spectacular merging of Eastern and Western cultures and its iconic Ottoman houses that gracefully descend the hillside, earning it the moniker "The City of a Thousand Windows."

Upon arrival, we will ascend to the magnificent Citadel, an occupied fortress concealing remnants of mosques and medieval Orthodox churches adorned with original frescoes. Subsequently, we will visit the Onufri National Museum within the St. Mary of Blachernae Church, where you can admire a remarkable collection of sacred icons.