
Albania
A Balkan gem with turquoise waters, ancient fortresses, and some of the lowest prices in Europe.
Practical Information
Best time to visit
April - October
Currency
L (ALL)
Languages
Albanian, English
Plug type
Type C, Type F (230V, 50Hz)
Local time
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Driving
Right-hand traffic
Useful tips
Turquoise Adriatic coves, mountain passes, and ancient towns with pleasantly affordable prices.
Cities
Discover the best destinations for your trip

Tirana
Albania's capital and the country's main transport hub: most Balkan itineraries start here

Saranda
Southern Albania's resort capital and gateway to Butrint and Ksamil
Interactive Map of Albania
Everything for your trip
eSIM for Albania
Mobile internet without roaming.
Insurance for Albania
Medical travel insurance: coverage and useful tips.
Tours in Albania
Group and private tours and excursions.
Accommodation in Albania
Hotels and apartments – curated collections and trusted providers.
Transport in Albania
Everything for your trip: car rental, transfers and tickets.
VPN for Albania
Secure internet access while travelling.
Common Questions
Citizens of the EU, US, UK, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter Albania visa-free for up to 90 days. Check the latest requirements for your nationality before traveling.
The official currency is the Albanian lek (ALL). Euros are widely accepted in tourist areas, but change is given in lek. Cards work in major hotels, restaurants, and supermarkets, but cash is needed in smaller shops and markets.
The main airport is Tirana (TIA) with direct flights from many European cities. You can also enter by car or bus from Montenegro, Greece, North Macedonia, or Kosovo. Ferries run from the Italian ports of Bari and Brindisi.
Albania is a safe country for travelers. Crime rates are low and locals are welcoming to visitors. Take standard precautions: watch your belongings in crowded areas and be careful on mountain roads.





