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Activities

Man rock climbing on a steep cliff above water during daytime

Climbing

Albania is a rising star in the climbing world, offering a mix of world-class limestone tufas at Brar and scenic coastal routes in Gjipe Canyon. From the rugged, alpine walls of the Accursed Mountains to seaside cliffs, it provides a raw and uncrowded frontier for adventurous climbers.

Four people riding horses uphill on a rocky trail surrounded by trees and green foliage in a mountainous area on a sunny day.

Horse Riding

Horse riding in Albania offers a unique journey through time, as surefooted native mountain horses carry you along ancient caravan routes and Ottoman-era stone bridges. Whether galloping across the wild meadows of the Vjosa River or exploring the UNESCO-listed hillsides of Gjirokastër, it is an immersive way to experience the country's rugged landscape and rural hospitality.

A white plate with cooked meat and chopped vegetables surrounded by colorful fruits and leaves.

Illyrian Culinary

Bread of Dasarets is among the many varieties of the Illyrian period. It was cooked in Autumn by this tribe who lived near the Ohrid lake, the current area of Korçë, Kolonjë, Mokër, Devoll continuing to Antpatrea (today Berat). Flour of wheat, oat and barley was molded with the seasonal flower aromas and was part of the art of living in beauty.

A young boy wearing a red shirt and black shorts riding a mountain bike on a dirt trail in a lush, green mountainous area, with an older woman standing nearby and a dog in the background.

Off Road Cycling

Off-road cycling in Albania is an exhilarating challenge that traverses "Europe's last wilderness," featuring rugged limestone trails in the northern Accursed Mountains and ancient, rocky caravan paths in the south. Adventurous riders can explore the high-altitude Trans Dinarica route or the "Raki Roads" loop near Berat, where steep, unpaved climbs are rewarded with views of wild rivers and remote Ottoman-era villages.

A person riding a dirt bike on an off-road trail during the daytime, kicking up dust and gravel as they jump over a small puddle, surrounded by green trees and bushes.

Off-Road

Off-road biking in Albania is a rugged adventure that leads riders through "Europe's last wilderness" on a network of ancient caravan paths and rocky double-tracks. From the high-altitude technical descents of the Accursed Mountains to the panoramic gravel loops around Berat, the terrain offers a raw and uncrowded escape for every level of cyclist.

Person paragliding down a hill towards the coastline with onlookers watching on a clear day.

Paragliding

Paragliding in Albania offers the breathtaking thrill of soaring from the Llogara Pass, where you can glide over 1,000 meters down to the turquoise waters of the Ionian Sea. Beyond the coast, the thermal-rich skies above Kruja and Gjirokastër provide world-class conditions for pilots seeking panoramic views of ancient castles and rugged mountain peaks.

Group of people whitewater rafting in a narrow canyon with high rock walls, wearing helmets and life jackets.

Rafting

Rafting in Albania is an exhilarating journey through untouched landscapes, featuring the spectacular 26-kilometer-long Osumi Canyon and its eight hidden waterfalls. You can also paddle the Vjosa, widely celebrated as Europe’s last wild river, where turquoise waters flow freely from the mountains to the sea without a single dam.