From the rugged peaks of the north to the idyllic beaches of the south, Albania is a true treasure trove for those who want to explore nature and culture on foot. Its landscapes, interspersed with lush natural parks and historic villages, have remained virtually untouched for centuries, preserving their original authenticity and beauty.
Historic roads like the Via Egnatia, which connects the port city of Durrës with Istanbul, or the Caesar's Paths that lead to the Llogara National Park, are ancient routes that today offer wonderful hiking or trekking experiences in Albania.