TIRANA, June 17 – The French media outlet Ouest France lists Albania among Europe’s most peaceful summer destinations for tourists seeking calm holidays away from mass tourism.

The article highlights several European destinations that still offer quiet travel experiences. It places Albania among the most attractive options in the Mediterranean. It also notes rising international attention for the Albanian coastline.

Ouest France highlights the Albanian Riviera for its clear waters and natural landscapes. Saranda offers a lively tourist atmosphere. Himara and nearby areas provide quieter beaches. Porto Palermo and Qeparo preserve a more traditional coastal environment. Ksamil and Dhërmi attract visitors with turquoise waters and scenic beaches.

The report includes Tirana as a key stop for visitors. The capital combines historical and modern elements. It features cultural sites such as Bunk’Art 2, Skanderbeg Square, and the National History Museum. The “Blloku” district represents one of the city’s most active areas.

Berat appears in the article as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It shows Ottoman-era architecture and a historic castle. Lake Koman offers mountain landscapes and boat routes. The report describes it as the “Albanian fjords.”

The article also features Butrint National Park. It contains archaeological remains from several historical periods, including Greek, Roman, and Byzantine eras.

Ouest France concludes that Albania continues to strengthen its position as a summer destination in Europe. It combines natural landscapes, affordability, and authentic Mediterranean experiences.

/a.p./