The French edition of Italian travel publication FullTravel.it highlights Albania as a Mediterranean destination where visitors can combine historic cities, culture, gastronomy and Ionian beaches in a seven-day journey. In an article by Raffaele Giuseppe Lopardo, the publication presents Albania as a country whose appeal extends beyond its coastline.
According to FullTravel.it, the journey can begin in Tirana before continuing south to Berat and Gjirokastër, two historic cities with well-preserved Ottoman heritage. The article highlights Berat’s castle, historic neighborhoods and Onufri Museum, as well as Gjirokastër’s stone-roofed houses, castle and historic bazaar. Both cities feature on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
From the historic cities, the suggested itinerary continues towards Saranda, Ksamil, Himara and Dhërmi along the Albanian Riviera. FullTravel.it highlights the area’s clear waters, small bays and beaches. The publication also recommends travelling by personal or rental car for greater flexibility when visiting several destinations within a week.
Meanwhile, the article presents Albanian cuisine as another part of the journey, mentioning byrek, tavë kosi, fërgesë, fresh fish and seafood, as well as mussels from the Butrint lagoon. FullTravel.it concludes that the combination of historical heritage, nature, gastronomy and coastline allows visitors to experience striking contrasts within a relatively short trip.
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