Walk to Zvërnec Island: Cross the long wooden bridge over the lagoon to reach the island, which is surrounded by nature and calm waters. Visit the Monastery: Explore the historic Monastery of St. Mary, a beautifully preserved 13th-century Byzantine church in the middle of the island. Enjoy Nature and Scenery: Walk under the pine trees, enjoy the fresh air, and take in the peaceful atmosphere of the island and the surrounding lagoon. Perfect for Photos and Relaxation: Zvernec is quiet, scenic, and ideal for photography or simply relaxing in nature.

Once a thriving Greek and Roman city, Apollonia Archaeological Park is one of Albania’s most important ancient sites. Founded in the 6th century BC by Greek settlers, Apollonia became a major center of trade, culture, and philosophy, even attracting students like Octavian, the future Emperor Augustus. Apollonia offers a unique mix of history and breathtaking scenery. You will enjoy: -Exploring well-preserved ruins, including the impressive Odeon, Bouleuterion, -The Roman Forum and the city walls -The Church of St. Mary, a stunning Byzantine monastery within the park, houses a small museum displaying archaeological finds

UNESCO World Heritage Site, Berat is one of Albania’s most picturesque and historic cities, known for its Ottoman-era white houses that cascade down the hills, earning it the nickname “The City of a Thousand Windows.” With a history dating back over 2,400 years, Berat is home to the stunning Berat Castle (Kalaja), where people still live within its ancient stone walls. • 2-Hour Guided Tour: A professional local guide who will take you through the most iconic parts of the city. Explore the historic neighborhoods of Mangalem and Gorica, cross the old stone bridge, and climb up to Berat Castle, where churches, mosques, and stunning views. Learn about the city’s deep religious and cultural history, and hear stories that bring the stone walls to life. Free Time to Explore: After the guided tour, enjoy some free time to wander the charming streets, relax in a local café, visit small artisan shops, or take more photos of the city’s unique architecture and views.