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ALBANIA TRIP ON MAI 2019 Take the shuttle from Preveza to Igoumenitsa (about 2hrs) Take the ferry to Corfu, then to Sarante (~ 4hrs) Day 01 Trip from Preveza to Sarante - Staying for Night in the Villa Demiti (arriving ~ 02:00 p.m.) - Visit Lëkurësi Castle (Sunset) (rent a car) - Dinner Restaurant Gerthela Day 02 Drive from Sarante to Gjirokaster - Pick up the car in the Morning 10:00 a.m. - Drive to Mesopotam (Manastir Shen Kollit) (SH99) - Drive to Muzine (Siri I Kalter) (SH99) - Drive to Gjirokaster over Jorgucat (SH4) - Stop for eating in Terihat (Rest. Sofratika or Ruci) - Drive to Byzantine church of St. Mary Labove e Kryqit - Drive to Gjirocaster, visit before the Kordhoce bridge - Staying for Night in the Hotel Kalemi. in Gjirocaster - Dinner in Gjirokaster, Restorant Cajupi Day 03 Stay in Gjirokaster - Sightseeing Town - Visit the Kalaja I Argjirose (castel) - Visit Archaelogical Parc of Antigonea - Staying for a second Night in in Gjirocaster - Dinner in Gjirokaster, Restorant Kerculla resort Day 04 Drive from Gjirokaster to Permet - Drive to Hundekuq & vist Labove e Madhe - Drive to Luzat & visit Cold water nature Monument - Drive to Tepelena & visit the Ali Pascha castel - To the town visit the river Vjosa & landscape - Drive to Dragot sightseeing landscape - 10km before Kelcyra stop Rest. Gryca e Kelcyres lunch - Drive through Kelcyre & Permet to Petran - Visit the Bridge in the Park Guri I Petranit - Drive back to Permet & stay for night in Ramizi Hotel - Dinner at Restaurant Antigonea Day 05 Drive from Permet to Berat - Drive to Komarak (Lookout) - Drive to National Park Ballolli (maybe short visit?) - Having a snack on the way or in Berat - Drive to Berat & stay in Osumi Hotel for night - Visit part of the town Berat - Dinner in the Wildor Restaurant Day 06 Drive to Corovoda and back to Berat - Drive to Komarak (Lookout) - Drive the scenery road to Corovoda - Visit the Osumi Canyon - Have Lunch in Corovoda Taverna Dafinat, Bogove - Drive back to Berat & visit town & Castel - Stay in Berat for a second night Day 07 Drive from Berat to Vlore - Drive to Archaelogical Parc of Apollonia & visit - Drive to Archaelogical Parc of Byllis & visit - Having lunch in Restaurant Albes,Fier - Drive to Vlore and stay for night at New York Hotel - Visit Kuzum Baba (Lookout) - Visit ruins of Kalaja e Kaninës by Kanina (Lookout, maybe tomorrow) - Having dinner at Belvedere Restaurante Day 08 Drive from Vlore to Dhermi - Visit (roundtrip) Amantia ruins nearby Vajze - Drive back to Vlore later to the south on SH8 - Lookout Radhime & Llogara Pass & NP - Havin lunch in Llogara Touris Village - Drive to Maja e Cikes (mountain staying on rout SH8) - Drive to Dhermi and stay in Hotel Splendor & Spa - Visit town & go to the beach - Dinner at Restaurante Harmonia Day 09 Drive from Dhermi to Butrint - Drive to Jale Beach (short stop) - Drive to Himare beach (short stop) - Drive to Porto Palermo, visit Ali Pascha castel - Drive to Butrint & stay in the Hotel Livia - Dinner & sunset at beach in Kasmil, Restaurant Bianco Lounge Bar Day 10 Stay in Butrint - Visit the Archaelogical Parc of Butrint - Relax in Kasmil & having dinner Day 11 Drive from Dhermi to Butrint - Drive to Sarande & retourn the car at 10:00 a.m. - Go down to the harbour for ferry (~ 11:00 a.m.) Return by Ferry to Corfu, then to Igoumenitsa (about 03:00 p.m.) Take the shuttle back to Preveza (from 04:00 p.m. on time needed ~2hrs) Return in Preveza ~06:00 p.m. .

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