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Be among the first to taste Përmet’s boutique wines in an intimate setting! Join our small group wine tasting for 12–15 guests, featuring 3–5 glasses of local wines paired with traditional bites like byrek and mini meatballs. Learn the stories behind our wines, vineyards, and traditional winemaking methods. Perfect for travelers seeking a real local experience in Përmet. Take home your favorite bottles and enjoy the authentic taste of Përmet anytime!

Departing at 9 in the morning accompanied by your professional guide, in a few minutes you will reach a small village in Berat.This area is known for large olive groves.You will meet some local families who will explain step by step the produce of olive oil and you will have the opportunity to try some and have lunch with typical traditional food.

Escape the ordinary and immerse yourself in an authentic Albanian experience at Kantina and Ferma Dukat. Nestled in the scenic countryside, our family-run farm and winery offers more than just a visit – it’s a journey into the flavors, stories, and soul of our land.

Picture this: A small group of 4–6 people walking through Tirana’s glowing streets at night with Martin — your personal local guide. No big groups. No crowds. Just an intimate evening exploring hidden rooftops most travelers never see. You’ll enjoy signature cocktails and rakia tastings on beautiful rooftops while Eden shares real stories from Tirana’s past — from secret communist-era bunkers to how the city transformed after the fall of the regime. Stunning panoramic views, genuine local insights, and a relaxed, flexible pace make this experience truly special. This is not a standard nightlife tour. It’s a personal, authentic night out with a local who knows Tirana like his own home. Small groups only • Rooftop magic • Real stories • Unforgettable Tirana nights.

Unveil the hidden gem of European wine culture with our 4-day, 4-night Albanian Wine Trail, a poetic odyssey crafted for curious souls and wine lovers. Sip your way through Albania’s ancient vineyards, where Illyrian traditions intertwine with modern artistry, set against breathtaking coastlines, UNESCO-listed towns, and alpine valleys. From the sea-kissed cellars of Durrës to the historic charm of Berat, the high-altitude elegance of Korçë, and the rustic serenity of Fishtë, this intimate journey for up to 7 travelers promises unforgettable moments. Taste the Untold: Discover native grapes like Shesh i Zi, Puls, and Debinë in exclusive tastings at family-run wineries like Çobo and Kantina Korçë 2000. Savor 15+ wines, from crisp whites to bold reds, paired with farm-fresh cheeses, olive oils, and dishes like tavë kosi and lakror pie

This is not a standard tour with some meals added. It’s a personal 8-day gastronomic journey through Albania with Eden (Martin) — your local guide who is passionate about preserving traditional recipes and supporting small producers and families. You won’t just taste food. You’ll understand its story. Over 8 unforgettable days you will eat in local homes, visit small family wineries and raki producers, learn ancient recipes from grandmothers, explore bustling markets, and discover how Albanian cuisine reflects our history and culture. What truly sets this experience apart: Truly private & small groups (max 8 people) Eden’s personal guidance and storytelling Direct connection with local families and producers Perfect balance between culinary discovery and cultural immersion Flexible pacing so you can enjoy each moment This tour exists to protect and share the real heart of Albanian gastronomy — one table, one story, one genuine experience at a time.

Visit Berat with a private driver Your driver will collect you in your hotel in Tirana at the pre-arranged time and you can relax in your comfortable vehicle during the drive to Berat. He will be a native of the region and can answer all of your questions and take you on the most scenic routes to your destinations. Berat is also known as the 1001 windows town, part of UNESCO world heritage. Walking through the narrowed stone streets offers a fantastic view of the medieval old houses, with windows that seem to stand above each other. Uniquely today, residents still live inside of the castle walls. Berat has it all; a beautiful medieval castle, ancient churches and mosques, a lively lower town consisting of grand old houses draped on steep hillsides, an old stone bridge, great museums and remains from the communism era in Albania. Your English speaking driver will be at your disposal throughout the day and can take you directly to any place you wish to visit.