I’m headed to Thailand but after watching all these amazing Albanian videos I’m gonna stop off there for a month or two . Thinking Tirana and Vlore ☺️. Thanks for the videos
Thank you for watching and commenting :) Albania is stunning! June should be a beautiful time of year to visit. If you have any questions about traveling there, feel free to reach out to us on Instagram: @Two_Can_Travel
If you want to take the coastal route going back to Tirana, I think you might have to break it up into two. Ask for tickets to Vlora so you can take the bus that goes north on the coastal route. I would advise you stay a couple of nights in Vlora it is totally worth it. And then from Vlora you take the bus to Tirana, which is around two hours.
@@Twocantravel even for us that are from there, because we been out of the country for long time, are courious to see the nature. when there in the 80s and 90s none bothered to see it so, it’s good tourists show so, even us albanians can watch. the road from saranda to vlora is more spectacular.
Hello, I just found your channel. Starting with your Albanian videos. Good info - thanks! I’m curious about the acceptance of credit cards in Albania (and elsewhere), or if it is mainly cash 💰.
Thanks so much for watching! In Saranda some restaurants and grocery stores accept credit cards, but not all. More places accept cards in Tirana. We haven't traveled anywhere else in the country yet, but I think having cash on hand is a good idea.
Well done, fun video. Questions: * Would the bus service accept payment in Euros as well as LEK? * Do you have any idea if it's feasible during the summer high season to buy the bus ticket the day of travel as you did or should it be bought ahead of time? Thanks.
Thank you! Great questions! We haven't tried to pay for buses in Albania in Euros, but we have paid for taxis in Tirana in Euros. It's probably better to pay for the buses in Lek if you can. The summer is much busier than winter so if you can buy your ticket ahead of time that is probably a good idea. Hope you have a great trip!
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I’m headed to Thailand but after watching all these amazing Albanian videos I’m gonna stop off there for a month or two . Thinking Tirana and Vlore ☺️. Thanks for the videos
That's exciting! We hope you have a great time in Albania. Thanks for watching! More Albania videos to come :)
You’re welcome in my country 🇦🇱❤️
I suggest to you a stop to Velipoje beach and Durres city and beach close to capital of Albania ! You will probably like there !
You are welcomed sir
Thanks for visiting.I hope you had interesting time in Albania.
We are really liking Albania! Thank you for the warm welcome, Church of Satan.
Thank you very much for this video. I am heading to Albania in June this year. Looks incredibly beautiful there :)
Thank you for watching and commenting :) Albania is stunning! June should be a beautiful time of year to visit. If you have any questions about traveling there, feel free to reach out to us on Instagram: @Two_Can_Travel
The Place where you saw the Castle ist called Gjirokastra , it is woth it to visit this city!
And dont miss Butrint, they raised the Price to get into the national park for 1000 lek per person but its definitely also worth it!
Yes, you are right! We will definitely go visit Gjirokastra. It looks like an amazing place! Thank you :)
We went to Butrint last week. It was amazing! Definitely worth the 1000 lek price tag. We'll make a video about it soon!
If you want to take the coastal route going back to Tirana, I think you might have to break it up into two. Ask for tickets to Vlora so you can take the bus that goes north on the coastal route. I would advise you stay a couple of nights in Vlora it is totally worth it. And then from Vlora you take the bus to Tirana, which is around two hours.
Thank you so much for this advice! We really appreciate it. Vlora looks amazing :)
Beautiful video 😇🇦🇱
Thank you so much!
its good idea youve filmed on your way to saranda. many people go to saranda but dont film the nature around
We were blown away by the views on the way to Saranda! Albania is beautiful.
@@Twocantravel even for us that are from there, because we been out of the country for long time, are courious to see the nature. when there in the 80s and 90s none bothered to see it so, it’s good tourists show so, even us albanians can watch. the road from saranda to vlora is more spectacular.
@@daron8982 That's good to know. We're looking forward to exploring more of Albania! Any advice is much appreciated :)
Hello, I just found your channel. Starting with your Albanian videos. Good info - thanks! I’m curious about the acceptance of credit cards in Albania (and elsewhere), or if it is mainly cash 💰.
Thanks so much for watching! In Saranda some restaurants and grocery stores accept credit cards, but not all. More places accept cards in Tirana. We haven't traveled anywhere else in the country yet, but I think having cash on hand is a good idea.
Welcome to Albania guys 👦🙌🇦🇱
Thank you!!
Well done, fun video.
Questions:
* Would the bus service accept payment in Euros as well as LEK?
* Do you have any idea if it's feasible during the summer high season to buy the bus ticket the day of travel as you did or should it be bought ahead of time?
Thanks.
Thank you!
Great questions! We haven't tried to pay for buses in Albania in Euros, but we have paid for taxis in Tirana in Euros. It's probably better to pay for the buses in Lek if you can.
The summer is much busier than winter so if you can buy your ticket ahead of time that is probably a good idea. Hope you have a great trip!
What month was it? Nice video!
Thank you! This was at the end of January.
Thanks for the video! Do you have the address of the bus station in Saranda?
Yes! Most of the buses to go to different cities were in this area near the park and ancient ruins goo.gl/maps/R6vbrgxxQxur8BUT6
did alot of places accept card or did you need to bring alot of cash?
Some places do accept card, but we mostly paid in cash.
What month did you travel?
We arrived in Saranda in late January and were until mid-March.
How many toilet stops?
There was at least one stop for lunch, but I can't remember if we made a second stop after that.
Did you not know that albania is the weirdest country in balkans
We wouldn't say weird, but it's definitely got a unique history compared to other countries in the region!