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€665,940 L per person · 7 hours
Your price
3 people · 1 car
€19817,820 L
The whole party, €66 · 5,940 L each. That is the card price.
−10% cash · €179if you pay the driver in cash on the day
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Where do we start?
Door to door from your hotel or address in Tirana, included
How it adds up
Or pay the whole thing by card now.
✓ Free cancellation up to 24h✓ Reserve now, pay on the day
A lived-in castle town on the old Via Egnatia.
Walk inside Elbasan's castle walls, then through the old quarter. An easy half day from Tirana by private car.
09:00
Over the hills to the Shkumbin valley.
10:30
Inside the walls and through the lanes.
12:30
A long lunch in town.
14:30
Back to Tirana.
Not included
Best months: Year-round. Departs 09:00 or 13:00.
★★★★★
“We arrived without a reservation. Which wasn't a problem; we waited 5 minutes and off we went. Friendly driver who dropped us off at the restaurant at the top. We made two stops where we could take photos or where the driver took photos of us. He waited for us in the restaurant until we were ready to go back. Highly recommended!”
★★★★★
“Had a great time during the drive. Very friendly, professional, and affordable. Everything went smoothly and the experience was comfortable and enjoyable. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for a good and reliable service.”
Mr GhostGoogle · May 2026★★★★★
“Easily reachable via WhatsApp. A nice driver who drives very carefully, waits for you while you walk around, and tells you about the history and emerging tourism in Albania along the way.”
Elbasan grew on the Via Egnatia, the Roman road across the Balkans. The Ottoman castle walls still stand, and people live and run cafés inside them.
The town is known for ballokume, a corn-flour biscuit tied to the spring feast of Dita e Verës.
Pay the driver in cash on the day and save 10% on the listed price. Or pay the whole thing by card online, or leave a card deposit to hold the car and settle the rest on the day. Free to cancel up to 24 hours before.
Up to eight. One car seats four, so a party of five to eight travels in two cars, each with its own driver.
Photo: Sharon Hahn Darlin, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons