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During this trip that starts from the city with the main destination The Thethi National Park will be a unique experience. Stop in the Boga village with a fantastic view, then a special view from the height of 1975m (Thora's neck). Thethi with a special culture, unique culture and history in the Balkans. Traditional buildings mixed with the natural beauty of the Alps. The legends and histories of the area are amazing in particular. You can't taste the food ( traditional)of the area except in Theth

This tour was thought and offered from local people of Thethi, who will not offer you just a guide but you will dive in this local lifestyle and have a unique experience from this remote wild area of the Albanian alp, part of Thethi National Park. Wild because the nature is still virgin, untouched, as described from other tourist and the access road is still unpaved on its last 15 km. That means that it will be a kind of adventure and challenge experience driving to Theth. In just three days you will have the possibility to enjoy the beauty of the main destinations of Thethi, like the waterfall and canyon, the blue eye and stone groves, the church and the lock in tower, the accommodation in traditional guesthouses called ‘kulla’; have a dinner with local homemade and organic food, and experience Albanian welcoming in person. We also give the possibility to challenging hikers to discuss hiking options, in the sense that instead of doing a specific destination, choose doing another one.

Calling all adventure seekers, nature enthusiasts, and cultural explorers! If you’re looking for an unforgettable journey into the unspoiled beauty of Albania, this tour is tailored just for you. Northern Albania is renowned for its rugged landscapes, dramatic mountain views, and rich traditions, and this expedition lets you immerse yourself in it all. Our carefully designed off-road tour takes you deep into the heart of Northern Albania, where untouched wilderness and authentic cultural experiences await. Traverse remote trails and pristine valleys, soaking in breathtaking vistas of the Albanian Alps. Along the way, you’ll witness traditional ways of life that have stood the test of time, adding a cultural touch to the wild scenery. Explore the raw charm of the Albanian Alps, support local communities, and embark on a journey that blends adventure, culture, and sustainability.

Shala River makes you do a double take—turquoise water, steep cliffs, and that calm “we’re really here?” feeling. Locals call it the Albanian Thailand for a reason. The ride there is half the fun: a panoramic cruise across Komani Lake, with mountain views and narrow canyon stretches made for photos. You’ll pass quiet bays and tiny lakeside villages, with the Albanian Alps in the background on clear days. On board, you’ll travel on a roomy boat (up to 52 guests) with a multilingual crew, so things run smoothly without feeling rushed. Start in Koman or take the easy transfer from Shkodër—once you’re on the water, the pace changes. Drinks are available to buy on board. Seats are comfy, and the crew keeps the day simple and safe, too! Then it’s your time at Shala: swim, float, try kayaking if it’s available on-site, or grab a spot on the rocky riverbank and relax. No forced agenda—just fresh air and clear water. Life jackets are provided and guests are insured, so you can focus on the fun.

Venture into Albania’s beautiful countryside—and discover one of its most idyllic villages—on this full-day, small-group tour of Theth. After pickup from your accommodation in Tirana or Shkoder, travel via Jeep out of the city. Upon arrival, admire the village’s mountain scenery, see its famed tower, discover the 100-foot (30-meter) Grunas Waterfall, and venture on an optional hike to the Blue Eye, a famously vibrant natural spring.

Accursed Mountain trek The flagship region for mountain tourism is the Albanian Alps, the National Parks of Thethi, Valbona and the Region of Kelmendi. The “Accursed Mountains” are both truly spectacular and virtually impenetrable except for a series of high passes that link the small number of farmsteads and homes in the valleys below to the outside world during the summer months.