Vlora is a vibrant coastal city where the Adriatic and Ionian seas meet, offering a stunning blend of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and modern amenities. Rich in history, Vlora is the birthplace of Albania's independence, with landmarks like the Independence Monument and Kanina Castle telling the story of its past. Visitors can explore ancient sites such as the ruins of Apollonia, while enjoying the city's unique blend of old-world charm and contemporary vibrancy.

Vlora’s coastline is among the most beautiful in the Mediterranean, featuring pristine beaches that cater to every taste. From the lively city beaches like Plazhi i Ri to the secluded shores of the Karaburun Peninsula and Sazan Island, there’s a perfect spot for everyone. Adventurers can dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Karaburun-Sazan Marine Park or hike the scenic trails of the nearby Llogara Pass, which offers breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea.

Beyond its natural and historical allure, Vlora is a lively city with a welcoming atmosphere. Stroll along the seaside promenade in the afternoon, where you can soak in the city vibes, visit charming cafés, and watch the sun set over the sea, painting the sky with vibrant hues. The city’s restaurants serve delicious Mediterranean dishes, with fresh seafood and local olive oil taking center stage. As evening falls, Vlora comes alive with a vibrant nightlife and cultural events, making it the perfect Mediterranean escape for relaxation, adventure, and city charm.

Only 20 minutes from Vlora lies Zvernec, a serene retreat steeped in nature and history. Situated on a small island in the Narta Lagoon, Zvernec is home to the captivating 13th-century Byzantine Monastery of St. Mary. The island, linked to the mainland by a charming wooden footbridge, is encircled by tranquil waters and lush pine forests, offering an idyllic setting for peaceful walks and quiet reflection.