Vlora welcomed tourists from around the world this summer, who explored the hidden gems of the coast while enjoying local cuisine and hospitality.

Even in late October, tourist traffic continues along Vlora’s coastline, supported by the region’s warm temperatures.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared photos on social media showing beaches along the Lungomare crowded with visitors enjoying the sun and the Adriatic’s clear waters. “As November enters Vlora…” Rama wrote alongside the images.

Although the official beach season has ended, many locals and foreigners still choose Vlora to sunbathe and swim. The seaside promenade remains busy, while others relax on the coast, enjoying distant views of the sparkling sea.

Vlora is emerging as a year-round destination, attracting international tourists. Beyond beaches, the area offers mountain tourism, adventure activities, museums, culture, cuisine, and well-preserved traditions for visitors to explore.

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