Tours to Vlorë from LATVIA

About Vlora

Vlorë is one of Albania’s major seaside cities, where the Adriatic and Ionian Seas meet. It holds historic importance as the site of the country’s 1912 Declaration of Independence. Today, Vlorë offers a modern beachfront promenade, family-friendly beaches, seaside cafés, and access to natural gems like the Karaburun Peninsula and Narta Lagoon.

Main attractions in Vlora

Independence Square & Museum

Muradie Mosque

Karaburun Peninsula

Zvernec Monastery

Vlora Promenade

Narta Lagoon

Independence Square & Museum

The historic heart of Vlorë, where Albania declared independence in 1912; the museum tells the story in depth.

Muradie Mosque

A 16th-century Ottoman mosque, designed by Sinan, blending Balkan and Islamic architectural elegance.

Karaburun Peninsula

A wild, protected peninsula with cliffs, hidden beaches, and rich marine life; ideal for boat trips.

Zvernec Monastery

A peaceful 13th-century monastery on a lagoon island, accessible by a wooden bridge through a pine forest.

Vlora Promenade

A modern, vivid seaside promenade perfect for sunsets, beach cafés, and relaxed walks.

Narta Lagoon

A vast coastal lagoon home to flamingos and migratory birds — a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.

Vacation with children

Luna Park Vlora

A small amusement park with carousels, trampolines, rides, and cotton candy — ideal for younger children.

Plazhi i Ri (New Beach)

A spacious, clean beach area with shallow water and soft sand — perfect for families with kids.

Radhimë Seaside

A quieter village area south of Vlorë with peaceful beaches, ideal for relaxed time and child-safe swimming.

Cold Water Splash Pad

A local water-play area with jets and fountains, free to enter — a hit among toddlers on hot days.