We have never been to Albania - thanks for the tour - its lovely. Forgive me if its in another video but wondering about living costs. Also ...when that lovely lady in black started down the steps with the gardening tool I started to laugh thinking about Gordon and his weapons for the dogs - she had a weapon for Gordon! Great video guys!
Hotels and AIRBNB are around $50, 5 stars at around $100 (they are not subscribed to the international system of stars but they are all les then 20 years old and so pretty new and modern, Albanians are neat freaks and obsessed with cleanliness so they are all very clean). Having said that prices are continuously climbing year after year as the word gets out about Albania and they get more and more tourists. Tourism is a pretty new industry for Albania and they are still in the process of figuring it all out. Restaurants are mostly 1/3 -1/5 of what you would normally pay in the western developed countries and seasonal fruits and vegetables are 1/10 if you go to the farmers markets not in the supermarkets, meat and cheeses are priced almost as in the west. Boat tours are $20 - $25.
hahaha she totally did! By the way, he said we heard 'very big dogs'... we never saw the big dogs hahahaha also, about the costs, the reply is mostly accurate. Honestly, it's very affordable. We will cover costs in our last video about Albania where we share how much we spent for accommodation, food, transportation etc. But in general, our airbnbs/hotels average $50 and they were all nice (and it's true, Albanians are obsessed with clean spaces. We always joked saying: if the room is not clean enough to perform surgery, it's not clean enough for Albanian standards haha). Food varies... it's not super easy to find great food everywhere, but vegetarian dishes are super affordable (between $3-$6 depending on where you are). Animal protein is expensive like in the US in a lot of cases though! Beers are $2-$4, cocktails $6-$10... taxis can be "pricey" but nothing crazy. In a city for a short ride maybe $6-$10 and longer rides can be up to $25-$30... buses are super cheap (not great, but cheap haha). I can't think of anything else, but let us know if you have more specific questions :) Overall, Albania is cheapest country we've been so far!
Albania is awesome! Let us know if you end up planning a trip because we can send you a few PDF's with a lot of useful info! Also, you can ask us anything!!! :) Thanks for the super thanks 🥹❤️
Oh Albania is amazing!!! You're going to have a blast. Please do the roadtrip if you can. It was one of our highlights 🌟 We also have a blog post here if you need more specific info about Albania in general: www.waysoftheworldblog.com/albania-travel/ - Happy travel planning Trevor! ✈️
Thoughts on the Albanian Riviera anyone? Let us know which was your favorite part! Thanks for watching our videos and supporting our channel ❤
“It’s stinky in there so we won’t go in” lol
Wow the view from the abandon village with the pink flowers. Stunning.
HAHAHA we mostly stay away from stinky places 😂 and yes, Old Qeparo was very special to us. So raw, unique and beautiful ✨
Expect the unexpected in Albania! 🦅
exactly 🦅🇦🇱
Love Albania!!
Us too! We fell in love with this country and its beautiful people ❤️
That dog swimming made my day ahahahah well done guys its beautiful
HAHAHA mine too! I had at least 2 minutes of footage 😂 but had to cut it short for the video! And thanks :)
Awwww ❤️ So many memories! Old Qeparo and those epic Albanian Riviera views 😍 what a beautiful country!!!!
Albania is the best 🇦🇱
Hello. Thanks for these great images and promotion. See you.
You're welcome 🙏🏼 Glad to hear you liked it!! :)
Next time go to Gjipe near Himare , it’s amazing. Love your content. ♥
We did visit Gjipe - it's in part 1 of our Albania Riviera videos. And we agree, it is amazing! Thanks for the comment :)
@@waysoftheworld_ yes I saw it. Keep up the great content, always looking forward to them.
Both amazing, but you young lady are 👍💥love the video guys, thanks for sharing 😍
Glad to hear you like them!! :)
Keep trekking you guys!
Yesss 💪🏼🥰
We have never been to Albania - thanks for the tour - its lovely. Forgive me if its in another video but wondering about living costs. Also ...when that lovely lady in black started down the steps with the gardening tool I started to laugh thinking about Gordon and his weapons for the dogs - she had a weapon for Gordon! Great video guys!
Hotels and AIRBNB are around $50, 5 stars at around $100 (they are not subscribed to the international system of stars but they are all les then 20 years old and so pretty new and modern, Albanians are neat freaks and obsessed with cleanliness so they are all very clean). Having said that prices are continuously climbing year after year as the word gets out about Albania and they get more and more tourists. Tourism is a pretty new industry for Albania and they are still in the process of figuring it all out. Restaurants are mostly 1/3 -1/5 of what you would normally pay in the western developed countries and seasonal fruits and vegetables are 1/10 if you go to the farmers markets not in the supermarkets, meat and cheeses are priced almost as in the west. Boat tours are $20 - $25.
hahaha she totally did! By the way, he said we heard 'very big dogs'... we never saw the big dogs hahahaha also, about the costs, the reply is mostly accurate. Honestly, it's very affordable. We will cover costs in our last video about Albania where we share how much we spent for accommodation, food, transportation etc. But in general, our airbnbs/hotels average $50 and they were all nice (and it's true, Albanians are obsessed with clean spaces. We always joked saying: if the room is not clean enough to perform surgery, it's not clean enough for Albanian standards haha). Food varies... it's not super easy to find great food everywhere, but vegetarian dishes are super affordable (between $3-$6 depending on where you are). Animal protein is expensive like in the US in a lot of cases though! Beers are $2-$4, cocktails $6-$10... taxis can be "pricey" but nothing crazy. In a city for a short ride maybe $6-$10 and longer rides can be up to $25-$30... buses are super cheap (not great, but cheap haha). I can't think of anything else, but let us know if you have more specific questions :) Overall, Albania is cheapest country we've been so far!
Thanks!
For another great video . For sure you convinced me to come and visit Albania . Maybe i will try the same places :D
Albania is awesome! Let us know if you end up planning a trip because we can send you a few PDF's with a lot of useful info! Also, you can ask us anything!!! :) Thanks for the super thanks 🥹❤️
What a beautiful area
Loved the chewing deer too!! xx
It's so so pretty! ❤️ We literally watched those deer doing nothing but chewing for at least 45 minutes hahaha so cute!!
I am really enjoying your Albania videos.
We are planning a trip in May/June and considering following your footsteps
Oh Albania is amazing!!! You're going to have a blast. Please do the roadtrip if you can. It was one of our highlights 🌟 We also have a blog post here if you need more specific info about Albania in general: www.waysoftheworldblog.com/albania-travel/ - Happy travel planning Trevor! ✈️
Qeparo and llogara pass
STUNNING! Old Qeparo was so unique and beautiful!!
The 2:05 deer is doin that new tiktok trend 😂
hahaha what!? Send it to us! We are not on tik tok hahaha 🙈
We are doing Puglia in October. Want to share the experiences of a couple in their 70s traveling light? Hook up with us.
12:45 he is doing that new tik-tok trend 😂
Why is Albania 🇦🇱 so beautiful?
Oh wait I forgot.
Albania 🇦🇱 is a Balkan Brother 💪.
hahaha exactly! 🫶🏼