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Meet your host at a local market to gather ingredients, then enjoy a private cooking lesson where you’ll learn to prepare three traditional Albanian dishes. Taste several appetizers and beverages and learn about Albanian cuisine and culinary traditions. This is a good tour for foodies and travelers who enjoy meeting new people.

Explore Tirana, the capital of Albania, through a culinary lens. Visit architectural and cultural landmarks such as Skanderbeg Square, the New Bazaar, and Blloku, a bustling, now-trendy neighborhood that was once restricted to communist party members. Along the way, enjoy breakfast, lunch, coffee, and raki, a strong, Grappa-like beverage made with star anise and local fruits.

Explore Tirana’s Communist history and culinary landscape on this full-day tour. In the company of a guide, travel in an air-conditioned minivan to Bunk’Art, a museum that was formerly a massive bunker. Visit the National Gallery of Arts, the pyramid of Tirana, Skanderbeg Square, Mother Teresa Square, and the Blloku neighborhood. As you stroll, sample traditional meatballs, pastries, and drinks.

Experience Berat through its wine on this full-day tour. Depart from your hotel in a private motor coach and ride through rolling olive groves. In the company of a guide, explore the distinct architecture of Berat and learn about the city’s history. Enjoy lunch with a view before visiting a vineyard, where you can sample four different local wines.

On this tour you explore a local hotspot for many Albanians: The city of Durres, the most ancient city of Albania, enjoy different types of local wine and food in a picturesque setting in Lalzi Bay. HIGHLIGHTS: – Durres street – art – Amphitheater and Archeological Museum visit – Local wine and food in Duka Winery & Vineyard – Lalzy bay and Green Lake

A mix of history, culture and in-depth exploration of Albania’s communist past, this tour provides a comprehensive overview of Tirana, particularly for first-time visitors. Visit the National Theater of Opera and Ballet, National History Museum, House of Leaves, the Enver Hoxha Pyramid, the Clock Tower of Tirana, and several other notable landmarks. Lunch and a sampling of rakia—a strong Albanian alcoholic beverage—are included.

Feel an Albanian inhabitant . Enjoy the real Albanian Culture and Lifestyle . Catch one-in-a lifetime view.

Venture outside the capital city and see more of Albania on this day tour that visits three neighboring cities. Travel to Elbasan to see its namesake 15th-century castle, and Struga, a popular tourist destination. Then it’s on to Ohrid, one of the country’s main religious centers. Here you will tour several ancient churches and historical sites.

Visiting the historical Ottoman town of Berat from Tirana is tricky without hiring a car. On this full-day tour, travel to Berat with ease in the company of a guide. Depart from your Tirana hotel and head to Berat. Stop at places that include the medieval castle district, ancient churches, and mosques.

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Discover the UNESCO-listed city of Berat on a day trip from Tirana. Explore the historic neighborhoods of Mangalemi, Gorica, and Kala; admire architectural landmarks including Berat Castle, the Red Mosque, and St. Trinity Church; visit the Museum of Iconography and National Ethnographic Museum; and enjoy some free time to sightsee independently or shop for souvenirs.

Learn more about Kosovan culture and history on this full-day tour to Prizren and Pristina from Tirana. Benefit from your private guide’s undivided attention and explore at your own pace, stopping off at attractions such as the Gračanica Monastery, Sinan Pasha Mosque, and Albanian League of Prizren Museum. Avoid hidden costs with round-trip transfer and admission fees included as per itinerary.

Berat is my hometown and i know all beauty places,tourist attractions and our traditional food.Living like local

Roshnik is a well-known village in the area of Berat and often it is called as the cleanest and one of the most civilized villages. We will travel for around 25 minutes to enjoy the greenness and the pleasure that the regularity of vineyards transmits. We will have a walk through the vineyards and the fields, and then visit the mosque of the village, which is relatively new and is characterized by an interesting architecture. A famous family of the village is Fiska, a family who now runs an agritourism and produces its own wine and raki (traditional Albanian alcoholic drink). We will have a break in the premises of the winery to get introduced to the process of wine making and taste different types of alcoholic beverages. Roshnik is also famous for its dried fig production, so we will be able to accompany wine tasting with some nice dried figs, types of cheeses etc, depending on the season of the visit.

Explore mysterious caves, snorkel in remote bays and kayak an uncrowded lake. 5 days. 3 days off work.  Travel to a part of Europe still untouched by mass tourism. Visit an ancient fortified city, explore the beautiful Karaburun peninsula by speedboat and meet a local family in the Tomorr mountains. Your hassle-free adventure includes: • Experienced, English speaking guide • 4 nights accommodation • 3 Breakfasts, 4 lunches and 3 dinners • Local transportation • Airport transfers • Kayak, snorkelling and river hiking equipment Perfect for: Active travellers who want to experience a range of different outdoor activities in one of Europe’s best-kept secrets.

This upland city in south -central Albania has 2600 years of history, which has bestowed it with stunning archaeology ,quaint residential areas and preserved monuments . Berat's appeal lies in its UNESCO World Heritage architecture and the epic mountain scenery that shelters the city. Since coming under the yoke of the Ottoman Empire in the 1400s Berat is also a place where Christians and Muslims have lived together in relative peace.

The waterfall of Bogova is located around 40 kilometers from Berat and to reach the final destination we will need to pass through the forest for a 40 min hike. On the way we will breathe the fresh air, enjoy the greenness and quietness of the area, and visit places like the fish pool. This waterfall is now part of a natural protected area, and it gives you a wild life feeling. The water coming down from the rocks has created a natural small pool about 8 meters deep what gives the possibility to have a fresh swim. On the way to/back from the waterfall, we can have a break in the premises of the winery, to taste several types of wines that they produce, accompanied by some seasonal finger food. Apart from tasting, we will have a walk around the wine cellar, until we reach the environment dedicated for the winetasting process. Nurellari is one of the most famous wineries in Albania and it is now turning toward cultivating autochthonous Albanian grape like Pules, Serina, Debina etc.

Dollani house is a traditional one in the neighborhood Kala, declared a cultural monument in 1965 for the architectural and decorative values that it carries. In this house, tourism has been present since communism, of course surveyed, where visitors tasted liqueurs, glikos, coffee and raki- an Albanian type of brandy. The visit to the house lasts around 45-60 minutes. Visitors firstly have a seat in the main room, where one of the owners explains the history of the building and how life was organized back those days. Afterwards, we go on a short tour around the house, to then reach the tasting environment, for some delicious local homemade products We start with a glass of raki, to follow with the famous gliko, depending on the period of the visit (cherry, watermelon, plum, orange etj). Afterwards we will taste ‘suxhuk’, a kind of oriental dessert, still very traditional in Berat from the ottoman era. The tasting service will conclude in a coffee making and drinking process.

Explore one of the oldest and best wine-producing regions in Albania and know the history of Berat. Meet the families who started growing grapes in their own gardens and backyards so they could create Rakia and wine for personal consumption. Eat lunch in a small village and walk in the vineyards We are proud to tell you that Berat has its indigenous grape called Puls/Pules – Though originally used to make rakia, a traditional fruit brandy popular in Albania, this grape now yields some of the finest dry white wines in the country. With its delicate floral bouquet and a long finish, this could be a worthy addition to your wine cellar. This grape grows in the Berat County of Albania. Wineries are subject of availability / we will choose 2 wineries from / Cobo Winery / Alpeta Winery /Luani Winery / Pupa Winery / Alpeta Guided Tour Roshnik village Lunch in the village Nature&Social impact Culture&Heritage Food&Wine Customized tour ( you can customize this tour )

Skip the tourist sites of Tirana, and experience the local culture of the bazaars with this street food tour. You’ll sample traditional Albanian coffee along with local treats like the filled “byrek” pastries and spicy bites of meat known as “qofte.” Bustling bazaars and commentary about the city from a local guide complete the experience.

Visit Berat one of the most beautiful and charming towns of Albania Discover its beautiful castle and the old town Meet the families who started growing grapes in their own gardens and backyards so they could create Rakia and wine for personal consumption. Eat lunch in a small village and walk in the vineyards, see the countryside, tasting fine wine and food, and best of all: experiencing the true meaning of Albanian hospitality. Discover the village of Roshnik.Enjoy the views of the hills ,and walk through the vineyards. Meet locals and taste the best wine of the region, eat the traditional food of the area In the same time if you like to do a walking around nature Wine Tasting Historical walking tour of Berat Culinary Guided Tour Nature& Village History&Culture Customize ( Opportunity to customize this tour )

This is a unique possibility to feel, taste, experience, see, deeply understand a realistic, unique, mesmerizing part of Kosovo and the Albanians. With us you go local as we only use the local services, keep the environment clean, respect and protect it. We try to help the local community by creating job places... book this trip, to help us keep on doing this!

One of the most stunning landscapes Sotira waterfall is located on Tomorri Mountain, about 30 km from Berat. Its one of the most beautiful Waterfalls of southern Albania. The beauty of waterfall combined with Tomorri mountain make it a great experience. During our way we will past through authentic old villages where the life is same as 200 years before. Hiking to Sotira Waterfall is a travel in time adventure.The waterfall has an altitude of 100 meters and it stems from Tomorri Mountain, the ground where the waterfall flows.

When asked about Albanian food and heritage, most people would not know much but between the all-natural, delicious food, ancient cities bursting with legends and people with unique personalities, falling in love with Albania, Kosovo and North Macedonia is assured. HIGHTLIGHTS – Saint Naum Monastery & Lake Ohrid – Mother Teresa Square & UNESCO Berat – The views of Gjirokastra Fortress - UNESCO – Memorial Complex of Prekaz (Kosovo) – Roshnik village wine tasting – Rahovec wine region in Kosovo – The “ottoman” town of Prizren – National Parks of Butrint & Matka – The Thermal Baths of Benje – The Natural Spring of "The Blue Eye"