Fly to Albania and book your flight online. Sitting on the coastline of the Adriatic Sea, Albania offers many beautiful sights and a real chance to explore the Balkans. The pleasant Mediterranean climate allows visitors to experience sandy beaches and panoramic mountain views. With Tirana now established as a Malev destination, travel to Albania means a chance to visit the atmospheric old towns of Berat and Durres. The mountain views are incomparable, but for many visitors, the Adriatic coastline, with its quiet beaches and ancient settlements, make Albania is a great place to unwind and relax. Now we are offering flights to Tirana airport, every part of Albania is merely a few hours away.

Albania - incomparable countryside

We make it easy to see Albania with a Malev special offer flight. Albania is fast becoming a favourite destination for travellers. Having been almost entirely closed off under the hard-line communist regime for many decades, the country is still considered an exotic tourist destination. The natural scenery and beauty of the mountainous countryside is therefore largely unspoilt. Visitors can discover crystal-clear mountain lakes and gorgeous beaches. Click here to find out more about tickets to Tirana.

The Good Life in Tirana

A first-time traveller to Albania will be pleasantly surprised by the national cuisine. Tirana boasts a number of unique establishments open by day or night, including a number of traditional coffee-houses and restaurants. The basis of Albanian cooking consists of a spicy interpretation of Mediterranean dishes, accompanied by raki and the national drink of custom throughout Albania, an aperitif similar to brandy. Tirana is noteable for its open design, with the centre dominated by the enormous Skanderbeg Square. A statue of the one-time dictator, Enver Hoxha, now stands guard. For Albania as a nation, Tirana represents the centre of culture and business. The scale and grandour of the Et'hem Bey Mosque indicates that the majority of the population are Muslim, but in addition, historic communities of Orthodox and Catholic Christians co-exist - from where Mother Teresa originated.