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So, welcome to the first post of a series that I decided to title 'Places you should visit'. I will cover some of the most amazing locations I've been to till now. I photographed all of the pictures you will see in these posts. After a short introduction, I will cover how to reach the place, the currency and other useful information. These crystal-clear waters and 4 islands are not in the Caribbean, nor in Oceania, nor in the whereabouts of the Indian Ocean. I had been to the Albanian Riviera in and immediately fell in love with this country, also because it's the only nation where locals speak more Italian than English, due to their history, the proximity to Italy and therefore the TV signals that would reach the Shqiptare's houses. This is why, after some turbulent events, I decided to come back here, also because I found a fellow Italian willing to host guests via a Facebook group. After a couple of pictures, I will present you Ksamil's Factbook. Ksamil is a village of people located in the far south of Albania. It's so close to Greece your phone might receive Greek signal! The village was built in , when Albania was still a hardcore Communist country. By hardcore, I mean that nobody could exit or enter the country and the population was so afraid of an invasion that there are thousands of bunkers disseminated around the country. Ksamil has a few of those. Ksamil also gives its name to the 4 islands that are located near the beach and can be reached only by boat. Albania's only airport is in Tirana, the capital. Flights are generally expensive as Albania is still not a well-known country. From Tirana, there are buses that can take you to Sarande, the nearest city, 15 kilometres 9 miles away. From Sarande, there are buses that take you to Ksamil that cost Lek, while a taxi will cost Lek. If you are coming from mainland Greece the nearest city to the border is Ioannina , the distance by car is 1 hour and a half. Lastly, you can also arrive by plane to the Greek island of Corfu, which is so close you can see it from the islands see picture below. There is a ferry from Corfu to Sarande which you can take. There are a few hotels and supermarkets where one can relax and eat, however there are no hostels. Renting a house should be very cheap. Eating out may be cheaper than going to supermarkets: a burek typical Balkan pastry with either cheese, meat, spinach or onions inside will cost 50 lek, whereas eating out proper food in a restaurant will cost lek. With lek I ate lamb chops, fries, salad, local feta cheese, a couple of Coca Colas and a beer! The village is really crowded in July and August, while in the other months it's deserted. A 20 minute boat tour to the islands cost me only lek, and the man driving us offered me a cigarette! I went to the islands with a German couple, who paid 5 euros each. The islands are covered in vegetation and the only ruins are those of abandoned bars. If you want to venture somewhere nearby there are the Greek and Roman ruins of Butrint, which can be reached with a long walk, a bus, a taxi or by hitch-hiking, and the nearby Venetian Castle. Otherwise, head upwards to Sarande and beyond! The native language is Albanian, which is an Indo-European language not related to any other language in the family. However, in the south English, Italian and Greek are well known. The religions are Christianity and Islam, even though the Albanians as a whole are very secular. The local currency is the Lek. There are very little highways and, due to the mountainous landscape, little distances may take a while to cover. There is also not a centralized bus system, which is why you will see many shared taxis. Don't forget to haggle for public transportation between cities! The local liquor of choice is Rakija, a fruit brandy. For the stoners reading, cannabis is plentily available, as Albania is the main source for the Italian market, and it's very, very cheap: sometimes a gram can cost only 50 eurocents!! Keep in mind that it's not legal to consume cannabis in Albania and consequences can be very severe though. People are very, very hospitable and friendly and it's easy to receive spontaneous hospitality, hitch-hiking and wild camping. Avoid talking about Serbia though, as relations are very bitter. I hope you enjoyed the first part of this series. Honestly Albania has some amazing beaches. It's insane to think the country unknown is for tourism being so close to Western Europe and all. Albanians don't have a good reputation in Europe, plus the infrastructures are lacking. Furthermore, Croatia is becoming a hotspot, Montenegro is flooded with Russian tourists and Greece is really mainstream and touristy, which is why I believe many people overlook this country. Albanians do have good reputation in Europe. It depends of course who you ask. And infrastructure in Albania is not like in Germany but it is everyday better in terms of roads and airports and highways. Thanks for recommending this. I am 50 percent Greek so it was more interesting. Hehe how you added the part for stoners ;. Not, how I imagined the country to be like. Very stunning photos. Thank you for reading! You should definitely go, but keep in mind there will be many people as July and August is the peak season :. All posts. Newcomers' Community. Steemit Feedback. Steem Venezuela. Steem SEA. Comunidad Latina. Explore communities…. Places you should visit Part 1: Ksamil, Albania. Reply Sort: Trending Trending Votes Age. I agree, these pictures are insane! Just upvoted and followed! Thank you so much Kava! I'm following you as well now! Really nice pictures. I havent been in Albania for years now I just wanna go back immidiately. Well, you should as it's warm enough to go to the beach now! Glad to know! Thanks for reading the article! Thank you for the compliments! Nice reccomendation! I never been there, and I'll be back in Europe soon. Added to the list!
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The Albanian Riviera stretches nearly miles from Vlore down to Butrint, forming one of the last stretches of unspoilt shoreline in Europe. Around almost every corner there's a strip of empty sand that is still untouched by invasion of the package holiday hordes. It is probably the most important tourist attraction of the Albania Riviera. Saranda has grown rapidly in the past decade. It is bustling in summer — mostly Albanians but it has been attracting more and more foreigners lately. A daily stream of Corfu holidaymakers take the minute ferry trip to Albania add the Albanian stamp to their passports and hit Butrint or the Blue Eye Spring before heading back. I got to Saranda hitchhiking from Berat with Glenn who just discovered that hitch hiking in Albania is much faster and more enjoyable than taking buses. I thought that it would significantly reduce our chances being two of us but that didn't happen. Albanians are so genuinely hospitable and generous that we had no problem getting rides I think 8 cars in total. And we made before our Slovenian friends who left by bus from Berat, same time we did. We stayed in Hairy Lemon hostel www. Annette, the owner is happy to answer all your questions not only about Saranda but Albania in general. Only 15 km away from Saranda, there are a few beaches, lots of little restaurants and you can even swim to one of the nearby islands. I didn't but the guys did. It was 4 of us - me and 3 pretty tall boys and we managed to hitch hike without even splitting into two. Got picked up twice and made it to Ksamil faster than what taking a bus could have been. The island is only a swimming distance away If you do find yourself craving some ancient history you'll find it just half an hour drive away, in Butrint. Butrint is a microscosm of Meditarrenian history represented in all its phases of development, the rise and fall of great empires that dominated the region from the 4th century BC to the Ottoman defences created in the 19th century. You can amble along avenues of shady trees, working your way up through time, until you reach the island's highest point. The route takes you past the Venetian castle, an ancient Roman bathhouse and Christian baptistery…. Ferry to Corfu from Saranda is 24 euros a bit pricey considering that you can almost swim to the island but no competition there. Another alternative exists if you are more flexible. Who said Albanians are dangerous! Back in Albania. Easy hitch hiking from Igoumenitsa to Butrint, nice old couple who drove me extra 20 km just to make sure I get safe to Butrint. Then a few more rides from real nice people, the obligatory coffee breaks on the road and got to Vuno and Shkolla Vuno. I was told about this unique place by various travellers I met in Albania and definitely wanted to spent a few days there. Hidden between the olive and fig trees, next to a beautiful year old church and housed in the old village school, the hostel sits back, with an amazing view over the Ionian sea, a wonderful place to get off the beaten track. There is always a volunteer who would take care of you. And two restaurants in the village with very friendly staff and nice meals. Another surprise was waiting for me in Shkolla Vuno. Met Antonia, another 33 old solo female Bulgarian traveller not many of us around, first time I meet one actually. Gjepe beach - my favourite one in Albania Near Vuno is the best beach in my opinion in Albania - Gjepe beach. It is a min walk down from the road Shkolla Vuno provides transport to it every morning but if you are not a morning person like me, you can easily hitch a ride, not more than 5 min guaranteed. 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If hospitality and generosity were a marketable resource, Albania would be rich. As much as I liked Albanian beaches, it was time to go. I had a flight to catch from Zagreb, Croatia in less than a month and so many other places on my way north through the Balkans to see. Headed to Skoder almost where I started from in Albania , had a stroll around the city not that impressive and made my way to the border with Montenegro. Another incredible country in terms of nature and people Still not on top of your bucket list? Labels: ferry from Saranda to Corfu via Greece , hitch hiking in Albania. Location: Albania. Balkan Adventure 11 November at Maggie Moore 22 November at Humaun Kabir 29 February at Unknown 4 June at James Wat 1 September at Newer Post Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments Atom. From the terrace in Hairy Lemon Hostel. Dutch girls enjoying the breakfast and Serbian volunteer still in process of making them. Some Albanians even bring their suitcases to camp :.
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