The route, step by step
2 km
- Ruins
- Cobbled lanes
- Beach
- Viewpoint
- Water
Highlights
- Illyrian and Roman city ruins dating to the 4th century BC
- A well-preserved ancient theatre seating thousands
- Roman-era baths and a gymnasium
- Hilltop views over the Vjosa river valley
Before you go
- Entry is around 400 LEK, paid at the site
- Sturdy shoes for the uneven ground
- Little shade; bring sun protection and water
- Golden hour gives the best light
With Tour Alb
Our driver drops you at the Byllis site entrance and waits while you walk round the ruins.
Nearby trails
hardLlogara National Park · hikeMount Çika Peak
Maja e Çikës
20 km↑ 1000 m6–8 h
Albania's most dramatic coastal mountain, combining forest and alpine ridge with views of the Riviera and the sea far below.
Best: April to October
moderateLlogara National Park · hikeLlogara Pass Loop
Kalimi i Llogarasë
12 km↑ 430 m3.3–5 h
A manageable full loop through Llogara's dramatic landscape, where mountains drop straight to the sea, with the option to go higher if you want.
Best: April to October
easyApollonia · heritage walkApollonia Archaeological Park Walk
Parku Arkeologjik i Apollonisë
3 km2–4 h
Albania's leading archaeological site, with extensive Greek and Roman ruins set among olive groves on the ancient Ionian coast.
Best: year-round
Questions
- How long does the Byllis Archaeological Site take?
- About 2–3 h for 2 km round trip.
- How hard is the Byllis Archaeological Site?
- Easy.
- When is the best time to visit Byllis Archaeological Site?
- year-round
- Is there an entrance fee for Byllis Archaeological Site?
- 400 LEK (about €3.40)
- How do I get to Byllis Archaeological Site?
- Our driver drops you at the Byllis site entrance and waits while you walk round the ruins. The walk starts at Byllis parking area.
Sources
Compiled from these public sources. Conditions change: check locally before you set off.
