Before taking your dog to Bulgaria, it’s best to be aware of a few rules, local habits and on-the-ground realities in order to travel with peace of mind. We travelled through Bulgaria with our Labrador, Vaya (2 years old), arriving from Greece. We stayed in particular in Sofia, Bansko and near Ruse, travelling mainly by … Read more
Llogara National Park, located 40 km south of Vlorë, spans 1,010 hectares between the Ceraunian Mountains and the Ionian Sea. It’s ideal for hiking, showcasing diverse flora and fauna, including wolves and golden eagles. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views, local cuisine, and outdoor activities like paragliding, making it a cultural gem.
Përmet, a picturesque town in southern Albania, is celebrated for its hospitality, landscapes, and local cuisine, particularly its renowned raki. Nearby Bënjë offers thermal springs, while Langarica Canyon provides outdoor adventure. This region blends nature, relaxation, and culture, making it a must-visit on any Albania itinerary.
L’Albanie, perle méconnue d’Europe, offre plages idylliques, montagnes majestueuses et un patrimoine culturel riche. Avec sa diversité religieuse, sa nature préservée et une gastronomie méditerranéenne délicieuse, le pays séduit les voyageurs en quête d’authenticité. En pleine évolution, l’Albanie promet des expériences uniques et inoubliables.
Theth, located in the Albanian Alps, serves as a prime base for hiking and exploring nature. It features easy access to iconic hikes, traditional guesthouses, and stunning attractions like the Blue Eye of Theth and Grunas Waterfall. Visitors enjoy local cuisine while experiencing both adventure and tranquility in this picturesque setting.
The trek from Valbona to Theth is a premier hiking experience in the Albanian Alps, featuring scenic landscapes and traditional villages. The itinerary spans three days, including a minibus ride to Valbona, a 17 km hike with moderate difficulty, and exploration of Theth before returning to Shkodra, ideal between June and October.
The Albanian Alps offer an enticing trekking route from Vermosh to Vusanje, featuring stunning landscapes and opportunities to engage with local shepherds. The journey spans about 30 km over two days, traversing through picturesque valleys and elevations. Ideal for adventurous hikers, it promises an unforgettable experience amidst nature.