Come and unplug the stress of everyday life with this package that will put you back in touch with
nature. Among rural villages surrounded by greenery, waterfalls and rafting in the largest canyon of
Albania, come and discover places that still retain their original beauty and their most authentic
traditions. Breathe the unspoiled nature of this nation. All of course without missing out on the most
exciting experiences that this part of the world offers.

Day 1- Arrival in Berat Arrival at the airport, transfer to Berat. A short tour of the city. Dinner and overnight Day 2…

Located only 3 kilometers from Shëngjin town, the Rana e Hedhun beach (Gheg dialect of Albanian), thrown our poured sand in English, remains relatively unexplored, and it is considered a rare forgotten Mediterranean landscape. It seems as if the sand dunes has descended from the mountain Rrenc while, in other moments, it seems that the sea has the more active role in shaping it. The pine trees surrounding the area make a stunning view and a worth destination, not far away from Tirana to visit on a day trip.

Not far from Berat’s city center, the ancient home of the Illyrian gods, Mount Tomorr, rises some 2416 meters above sea level. The mountain is famous for its national park, and also for the deeper, spiritual significance.

For those who seek the romance of castles of bygone eras, Albania is an unexplored treasure. Recognized for her unique offerings, Albania boasts not one but two UNESCO World Heritage Sites which include citadels, castles and ancient Christian churches from the 6th Century. Each site on the Culture and Culinary tour is nestled in Albania’s pristine natural beauty, with each destination offering unique cuisine and wines of the region. Albania has one of the most unique and unexplored cultures in the world, the Culture and Culinary Trip offers participants the experience of a lifetime with every aspect of what this ancient nation has to offer.

Berat With Locals is an initiative to get to know the city of Berat, its beauties, craftsmanship, home cooking and the local lifestyle.

Roshnik is a well known village in the area of Berat and often it is called as one of the most civilized villages. This is probably related to its geographic position and its infrastructure that make it easily reachable from the tourists. It is reached after around a 25 – drive of enjoying the greenness and the pleasure that the regularity of vineyards in the hills transmits. We will have a walk through the vineyards and create a better idea on the types of grape that is cultivated in this area, as well as other plants like the famous fig of Roshnik, nuts, vegetables etc .