The best time to visit Albania depends on your preferences for weather and activities. Albania has a Mediterranean climate, which means it experiences distinct seasons. However, the best time to visit Albania, for those looking for pleasant weather and smaller crowds, is during the spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October). Summer is great for beachgoers, while winter is suitable for winter sports enthusiasts looking to explore the Albanian Alps in the snow.

Our adventure holidays in Albania provide a wide array of activities for all types of travelers. Whether you choose a cycling or walking tour through this lesser-explored Balkan nation, you'll have the opportunity to swim in the pristine waters of the Albanian Riviera, cross Lake Koman by boat, spot majestic Golden Eagles in the wild, and explore local monasteries along the way.

The currency of Albania is the Albanian Lek, and its symbol is "L."

Albanian cuisine is a delightful fusion of Mediterranean and Balkan flavours. It features fresh and locally sourced ingredients, with a focus on meat, seafood, dairy, bread and vegetables. Popular dishes include "Tavë Kosi," "Byrek," and sweet treats like "Baklava."

English is not as widely spoken as in some other European countries, but you can often find English-speaking locals, especially in tourist areas.