Yahoo Creators: Albania among destinations to visit now for untouched beaches and turquoise waters

TIRANA, September 3 – Albania has been included among 8 destinations that travel reporter Becca Blond recommends visiting now, before mass tourism reaches them, in an article published by Yahoo Creators.

Blond describes Albania as one of Europe’s less-discovered and most authentic destinations. She highlights its wild landscapes, untouched beaches, turquoise waters and relatively affordable costs.

The article singles out the southern coast, particularly Himara and Ksamil. Blond says the area rivals Greece and Croatia in natural beauty while offering an alternative to their larger tourist crowds and higher costs.

Meanwhile, the journalist also points to the practical challenges of travelling around Albania. She notes that credit cards remain less widely accepted in some areas and recommends carrying enough Albanian currency when travelling outside major cities. She also highlights affordable accommodation options through Airbnb and Booking.com.

Beyond these considerations, Blond praises the coastline and the hospitality she experienced during her trip. She describes encounters with local residents who invited her and her companion to share seafood and raki.

Yahoo Creators features Albania alongside Bozeman and Crested Butte in the United States, Costa Navarino in Greece, Slovenia, Latvia, Salta and Jujuy in Argentina, and Sao Tome and Principe.

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