Albania offers a diverse range of attractions for campervan travelers, from ancient ruins to pristine beaches. With your campervan rental, you can easily navigate the country and discover its hidden treasures.

• Butrint National Park: Explore the ancient city of Butrint, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Park your campervan nearby and wander through the well-preserved ruins, including a Roman theatre, a Byzantine basilica, and a Venetian tower. The park also offers stunning views of the surrounding lagoon.
• Albanian Riviera: Drive along the stunning Albanian Riviera, stopping at picturesque coastal towns like Sarandë, Himarë, and Dhërmi. Enjoy the crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches, and charming seaside villages. There are numerous campsites and parking spots along the coast, making it ideal for campervan travel.
• Gjirokastër: Visit the historic city of Gjirokastër, another UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the imposing Gjirokastër Fortress, wander through the cobblestone streets of the old town, and admire the traditional Ottoman-era houses. The city offers several parking options for campervans.

Albania offers a growing number of official campsites that provide the convenience and comfort needed for an enjoyable campervan stay. Here are some of the best camping sites in Albania, known for their facilities and accessibility for campervan adventurers.

• Camping Livadh: Located near Himarë on the Albanian Riviera, Camping Livadh offers stunning sea views and direct access to the beach. The site has spacious pitches for campervans, modern facilities, and a relaxed atmosphere. It's an ideal choice for beach lovers and families.
• Camping Pa Emer: Situated in the Theth National Park, Camping Pa Emer provides a unique opportunity to experience the Albanian Alps. The site has basic facilities, but the breathtaking scenery and hiking trails make it a popular destination for campervan travelers seeking adventure.
• Lake Shkodra Resort: Located on the shores of Lake Shkodra, this resort offers a range of camping options, including pitches for campervans. The site has excellent facilities, including a restaurant, a bar, and a swimming pool. It's a great base for exploring the lake and the surrounding area.

Albania offers a wealth of activities for campervan travelers, from hiking and swimming to exploring ancient ruins and charming towns. Take your campervan on day trips to discover the best of Albania's natural beauty and cultural heritage.

• Hiking in the Albanian Alps: Explore the stunning Albanian Alps, also known as the Accursed Mountains. There are numerous hiking trails for all levels, offering breathtaking views of the rugged peaks and valleys. Park your campervan at designated spots and embark on an unforgettable adventure.
• Swimming in the Blue Eye: Visit the Blue Eye, a natural spring with crystal-clear turquoise water. Park your campervan nearby and take a refreshing dip in the cool waters. The Blue Eye is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
• Exploring Berat: Discover the historic city of Berat, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the imposing Berat Castle, wander through the cobblestone streets of the old town, and admire the traditional Ottoman-era houses. The city offers several parking options for campervans.

Albanian cuisine is fresh, seasonal, and incredibly delicious. It combines Ottoman, Greek, and Italian influences.

What you should definitely try:

• 🥧 Byrek: A flaky pastry filled with cheese (gjizë), spinach, or meat. A perfect snack on the go.
• 🍲 Tavë Kosi: The Albanian national dish – lamb baked in a yogurt-egg mixture.
• 🌶️ Fërgesë: A hearty dish made with peppers, tomatoes, onions, and brine cheese, often served in a clay pot.
• 🐟 Frischer Fisch & Meeresfrüchte: An der Küste ein absolutes Muss, einfach gegrillt mit Olivenöl und Zitrone.
• ☕ Kaffee (Kafe): Coffee culture is an important part of social life. An espresso or Turkish coffee is part of everyday life.

Albania is a paradise for everyone who loves free camping. The infrastructure is changing, but the freedom is immense.

• 🏕️ Wild camping & Free standing:

• Wild camping with a motorhome is widespread and generally tolerated in Albania. It is the most common way to travel the country, and there are countless dreamlike places on beaches, in the mountains or on rivers. The locals are usually very friendly and helpful. The basic rules are respect for nature (leave no trash behind!) and for private property.

• 🚐 Official campsites:

• The number of official campsites is growing every year, especially along the coast. Don't expect luxury, but often simple, but clean, family-run places with a warm atmosphere. They are a good option to replenish water, charge the batteries and get in touch with other travelers. On Campcruisers you will find a selection of bookable places as soon as they are available. Take a look, maybe Albania will be there soon?