Albania is one of the loveliest Mediterranean destinations that is still quiet and good value. It has a long coastline from the Adriatic in the north to the Ionian Sea in the south, where the Albanian Riviera has clear water and small coves beneath mountains of more than 2,000 m.
Most Albanians are Muslim by heritage, its towns have Ottoman mosques and old bazaars, and its cooking leans on lamb, vegetables and dairy. The Ottoman towns of Berat and Gjirokastër share a place on UNESCO's list, and in the south the ancient city of Butrint lies by a lagoon among eucalyptus woods.
Saudi citizens can enter Albania without a visa for tourism from 15 April to 31 December 2026, by decision of the Albanian Council of Ministers, and flynas runs seasonal direct flights from Riyadh to Tirana. Distances are short: Tirana to Berat is two hours, to the Riviera about three.
We arrange your journey with a private car and driver, chosen hotels in Tirana and on the coast, and guided tours of the historic towns, and we choose quiet beaches and resorts with private beaches for you.