Here are the most beautiful mountain regions to visit in Albania.
The Albanian Alps (Northern Albania)
Recommendations by Travel Style
| Style | Destination |
| Spectacular Alps | Theth & Valbona |
| Iconic trek | Theth–Valbona trail |
| Mountain + sea | Llogara |
| Easy from Tirana | Mount Dajti |
| Highest summit | Korab |
| Wild nature | Shebenik-Jabllanicë |
| Scenic road trip | Koman Lake |
Best Times to Visit
| Season | Conditions |
| June – September | Ideal for hiking |
| October | Beautiful autumn colors |
| Winter | Snow in the Albanian Alps |
Trip Highlights
- Theth Albania's most famous mountain village. Perfect for hiking, alpine scenery, waterfalls, and traditional culture. Highlights: Theth National Park, Blue Eye of Theth, Grunas Waterfall, Lock-in Tower. Very popular as the starting point of the Theth → Valbona trek.
- Valbona One of the most spectacular valleys in the Balkans. Activities: Valbona–Theth hike, river walks, alpine trekking, traditional guesthouses. Key site: Valbona Valley National Park
- Koman Lake Not a mountain per se, but unmissable in the Albanian Alps. The Koman–Fierza ferry is considered one of the most beautiful journeys in Europe — spectacular fjords, steep mountains, and turquoise water.
- Llogara National Park Mountains that drop directly into the Ionian Sea. Features a stunning panoramic road, paragliding, hiking, and views over the Albanian Riviera. A beautiful mountain-meets-sea experience.
- Mount Dajti Tirana's own mountain, accessible by cable car (Dajti Ekspres). Ideal for a day trip from Tirana, easy hiking, and restaurants with a view.
- Tomorr Mountain Albania's sacred mountain, known for wild landscapes, adventure roads, and the annual Bektashi pilgrimage. Highly appreciated by nature enthusiasts.
- Korab Mountain Albania's highest peak at 2,764 m. Best suited for mountaineering, trekking, and off-the-beaten-path adventure.
- Prespa National Park A quieter mountain region with lakes, traditional villages, and birdwatching.


