More Than a River Ride: 5 Transformative Experiences That Await You on the Water
Your Basecamp for Adventure: Discover Osumi Canyon, Vjosa River & Mount Tomorr from Hostel Park Berat
Explore Berat: What to See and Do
Berat, the city of a thousand windows, is more than just a UNESCO World Heritage Site — it’s a place where time seems to stand still, and where tradition and nature blend seamlessly. From ancient castles to serene river walks, here’s how to experience the best of Berat — and where to find the most
Read MoreYou need a lifejacket for this hike!
Back in 2021 we did a rafting tour of the Osumi River Canyon here in Albania. It was a lot of fun with some great scenery. At this time of year the water levels are too low to do rafting, so instead they run guided trekking tours through the canyon. You don’t need hiking boots
Read MoreCastle Park Hotel: An Immersive Albanian Experience Beyond Simple Accommodation
Tucked into lush greenery just outside the historic city of Berat, Castle Park Hotel offers far more than a place to rest—it invites guests into an authentic and unforgettable Albanian experience. With its charming castle-like architecture set against dramatic natural scenery, the hotel serves as a gateway to both the cultural richness and environmental beauty of Albania.
Read MorePackrafting Adventure with Albania Rafting Group
Our adventure with the Albania Rafting Group began in the charming city of Berat, known for its stone houses and historic Ottoman architecture. As we left the city behind and started the journey toward Përmet, the road led us through some of Albania’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. The route winds through the valley of the
Read MoreTime ranks the city of Berat in fourth place as the most unique destination for 2023
TIME magazine has just published its 2023 annual list of the most unique and original places in the world, ranking the city of Berat in fourth place. The magazine says: The Albanian city of Berat was a place of refuge for the country’s Jews during World War II and, unusually, where the country’s Jewish population
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