Campervan Rental in Albania
Rent a campervan in Albania and embark on an adventure through a land of stunning beaches, dramatic mountain ranges, and fascinating historical sites. From the turquoise waters of the Albanian Riviera to the breath-taking peaks of the Albanian Alps, this country offers unparalleled freedom for campervan travellers. Whether you prefer wild camping in remote areas or staying at well-equipped campgrounds, Albania’s diverse landscapes make it a perfect camper’s destination.
Our Campervans in Albania
While we don’t have campervans available directly in Albania at the moment, you can select from six models available in Podgorica, Montenegro which is only half an hour away from Albanian border. You can also choose among more than 20 campervans in Croatia, or Slovenia. Many travellers opt to start their journey from neighbouring countries and make their way to Albania to enjoy its affordability, hospitality, and stunning scenery.
Camping Information for Albania
Camping with a campervan in Albania is a fantastic way to experience the country’s natural beauty. Wild camping is generally allowed and widely practiced, especially in rural areas and along the coast. Many travellers park their vans by beaches, rivers, or in the mountains for a serene overnight stay. If you prefer more amenities, Albania has an increasing number of campgrounds, often located near beaches or national parks.
For finding campsites, platforms like Avtokampi.si, Park4Night, and iOverlander are invaluable resources. These apps provide listings and recommendations to help you discover everything from free camping spots to fully equipped campgrounds.
National Parks in Albania
Llogara National Park
Llogara National Park offers stunning mountain and sea views along the Llogara Pass, a scenic route connecting the coast to the inland. With opportunities for hiking, wildlife spotting, and exploring pine forests, it’s an ideal spot to park your campervan and enjoy nature.
Theth National Park
Nestled in the Albanian Alps, Theth National Park is a paradise for adventurers. The park features dramatic peaks, waterfalls, and traditional stone villages. Though access can be challenging for larger campervans, it’s worth exploring the area for its pristine beauty.
Butrint National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Butrint National Park combines archaeological treasures with stunning wetlands. Explore the ancient ruins and enjoy peaceful surroundings, with nearby parking options for campervans.
Albania’s Beaches and Riviera
The Albanian Riviera is one of Europe’s best-kept secrets, with crystal-clear waters and unspoiled beaches. In addition to its stunning coastline, Albania boasts impressive rivers such as the Osum River, known for its dramatic canyon and opportunities for rafting and hiking. The Vjosa River, one of Europe’s last wild rivers, is another highlight, offering serene spots for camping and exploration. Popular spots like Ksamil, Dhermi, and Himara are perfect for a seaside escape. Many areas offer free parking for campervans, allowing you to wake up to the sound of waves and stunning coastal views.
Tirana – The Vibrant Capital
Tirana, the capital of Albania, is a lively city filled with colorful architecture, bustling markets, and a rich cultural scene. Visit landmarks like Skanderbeg Square, Bunk’Art, and the Pyramid of Tirana, or enjoy the city’s growing café and restaurant culture. The city’s central location makes it an excellent stop during your campervan journey.
Berat – The City of a Thousand Windows
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Berat is famous for its Ottoman-era houses, stacked along the hillside. The town’s castle and scenic views of the Osum River make it a must-visit destination. Campervan travelers can find nearby campsites or enjoy wild camping in the surrounding countryside.
Lake Ohrid and Lake Prespa
Albania shares Lake Ohrid with North Macedonia, offering stunning views and opportunities for swimming, kayaking, and exploring historic lakeside towns. Nearby, Lake Prespa is a quieter alternative, surrounded by dramatic mountains and ideal for birdwatching or hiking. Both lakes have accessible camping spots for campervans.
Mountains in Albania
Albania is home to some of the most stunning and rugged mountain ranges in Europe. The Albanian Alps, or Accursed Mountains, are particularly notable for their dramatic peaks, deep valleys, and picturesque villages. The highest peak, Mount Korab, rises to 2,764 meters, offering breathtaking views. The Pindus and Ceraunian Mountains also showcase Albania's diverse landscape, with lush forests, alpine meadows, and crystal-clear rivers. These mountains provide a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking, climbing, and breathtaking vistas. The natural beauty of Albania's mountains is complemented by the rich cultural heritage found in the region.
Albania’s Countryside and Villages
The Albanian countryside is dotted with charming villages where you can experience traditional life and warm hospitality. Villages like Gjirokastër and Krujë offer historical charm, while rural areas provide opportunities for off-the-beaten-path adventures. Park your campervan in peaceful surroundings, enjoy local delicacies, and immerse yourself in Albania’s rich culture.