• Belsh - Belsh is a charming, scenic town located in central Albania, renowned for its serene natural beauty characterized by the Dumre Plateau and a series of 84 karst lakes. Positioned southwest of Elbasan, the town is nestled along the banks of Belsh Lake, providing a tranquil escape for nature enthusiasts. Its burgeoning eco-tourism thrives on a rich historical background and a welcoming community atmosphere.
• Berat Castle - Gracefully situated on a rocky hill, Berat Castle is a fortress with roots tracing back to the 4th century BCE. Unlike many ancient fortresses, it remains inhabited, with residents living in homes that have stood for centuries. Within the castle’s walls, visitors can explore Byzantine churches and the remnants of mosques.
• National Iconographic Museum Onufri - The Onufri National Iconographic Museum, located in Berat, Albania, is dedicated to Byzantine and post-Byzantine religious art. Named after Onufri, a distinguished 16th-century Albanian icon painter, the museum is situated within the historic Cathedral of St. Mary’s Dormition, inside the walls of Berat Castle.
• Holy Trinity Church - This location is particularly photogenic, especially during sunset. Visitors often capture images of the church set against the backdrop of the city and the Osum Valley.
• St. Mary of Blachernae Church - Situated within the Berat Castle complex, visitors can explore the Church of St. Mary of Blachernae, primarily dating from the 13th century and adorned with exquisite 16th-century frescoes. Despite its modest exterior, the interior is rich with religious art.
• Ruins of the Red Mosque - Located within Berat Castle, these ruins are a fascinating testament to the Ottoman influence in Albania.
• Old Town Berat - The old town of Berat, a UNESCO World Heritage site, consists of three distinct and historic districts: the Kala (Castle), Mangalem, and Gorica. Divided by the Osum River and set against a mountainous backdrop, this living museum showcases well-preserved Ottoman and Byzantine architecture and centuries of religious harmony.
• Halveti Teqe - This Sufi lodge is celebrated for its stunning interior, featuring an intricately painted wooden ceiling embellished with 14-carat gold. As a significant cultural monument of Albania, the tekke is a testament to the region’s rich Islamic and architectural heritage.
• Gorica Bridge - The Gorica Bridge is a historic Ottoman-era stone bridge in Berat, Albania, and is considered a symbol of the city. The elegant seven-arched structure spans the Osum River, serving as a vital link between the predominantly Muslim Mangalem and the Christian Gorica neighborhoods.

• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off
• Comfortable transport with air conditioning
• Knowledgeable driver/guide included
• Explore the city with a Berat City Tour

• Meals and drinks
• Personal expenses
• Tips and gratuities
• Optional activity costs

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Not recomended for travelers with walking dissabilities

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.