Albania car rental - from 8€/day

Tirana.
Albania's capital serves as the country's primary economic, cultural, and entertainment hub.
Tirana has a plethora of stunning mosques, as well as Catholic and Orthodox churches, and is home to Albania's top museums.
The surrounding mountains provide magnificent views of the city below.

Gjirokastër.
The entire town of Gjirokastr is a UNESCO World Heritage site, located in the southeastern portion of the country about a three-hour drive from the capital.
The area is well-known for its well-preserved Ottoman-era architecture, best highlighted by Gjirokastr Citadel, an amazing fortification that dates back about 1,000 years.
Historic Ottoman manors and the old city bazaar are other popular sights.

Vlorë.
Vlor, on the road from Tirana to Gjirokastr, is one of the country's most popular coastal villages.
It is famed for its magnificent beaches, but also for the surrounding caverns, natural springs, and ancient Illyrian monuments. It is located near the meeting point of the Adriatic and Ionian oceans.

Best driving routes

The Albanian Riviera
The coastal section of Albanian Riviera (or simply Bregu, as it is known in Albanian) is one of the greatest road-trips in the country, incorporating the aforementioned Vlor, but also much more.
In addition to picturesque coastal communities, there is the Llogara mountain pass and national park, the tidal Narta Lagoon, which is a birdwatcher's heaven, and several ancient monuments from Ancient Greek and Roman eras.

The Albanian Alps.
This highland range, often known as the Cursed Mountains due to its past inaccessibility, is now one of Albania's genuinely stunning places.
They are located in the northeastern region of the country, along the borders with Montenegro and Kosovo, and feature beautiful peaks, deep river canyons, and some of the country's most impressive driving roads.

National Park of Lure.
Lure, which is part of the Central Mountain Range to the south of the Albanian Alps, is another fantastic destination to explore.
The protected nature region is famous for its twelve glacial lakes, which are considered to be among the most beautiful in this part of Europe.
Animals such as lynxes, deer, eagles, and capercaillies live in the vast valleys and wooded hillsides.

Why should you rent a car in Albania?

Albania, located in Southeast Europe's Balkan region, remains a mystery to many international travellers, despite the fact that its popularity as a tourist destination has grown significantly over the previous decade.
Visitors to Albania discover not just a long and gorgeous Adriatic and Ionian coastline, but also a rich culture and some of the friendliest people in the world.
Meanwhile, the country's mountains are among the most harsh and wild in Europe.

Renting a One-Way Car in Albania

Here are the most common one-way rental alternatives for Albanian pickup and drop-off in another country:

• From Albania to Montenegro - from 40€ per day.
• From Albania to Croatia - from €28 per day.
• From Albania to Kosovo - from 56€ per day.