You will start our adventure into Albania. Departure from Tirana through mountain road, remote area, nature, and wild. Drini river, a roaring river with its rapids through dramatic landscape, an adrenaline-pumping start to your adventure. Spending the first night at an altitude of 1800m, under starry skies in remote alpine settings, surrounded by the serenity of towering peaks and untouched nature. Meet local shepherds, learn their traditional ways, and even sample freshly made cheese and other regional delicacies.

Off-road allows you to discover hidden gems and experience the country in a unique way. Sleeping near one of Europe's deepest and oldest lakes would provide a picturesque backdrop for your adventure. Enjoying local food give you a taste of the authentic Albanian cuisine. Marvel at these ancient, tranquil lake, perfect for lakeside walk, stand up paddle, and peaceful reflections.

Waking up to the aroma of a freshly brewed coffee. Driving along panoramic road and remote villages will offer you views with stunning landscapes. From lake to lake, you will explore Prespa lake, a National Park. Night will catch up us in a very remote mountain village, 1400m of altitude.

This scenic route will provide opportunities for those who like photography. A remote hot spring is the perfect way to soak up the therapeutic benefits with mineral-rich waters. The thermal water contains chlorine-sodium-calcium substances and its temperature is between 23 and 32 °C. Enjoy the views, indulge in local wines, relax in the hot spring, and immerse yourself in the wilderness of the last wildest river in Europe. Vjosa river will accompany us during the major part of the day. A swim in the river is a great way to cool off and relax. You will be welcomed to sleep by a local family in a mountain village, untouched regions for a truly off-the-grid experience.

We will drive in remote high altitude paths of Zagoria region. Gjirokaster, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a historic city known for its well-preserved Ottoman-era architecture and cobblestone streets. Gjirokaster is also famous for its imposing castle, perched on a hilltop overlooking the city, known for its lively bazaar, where you can find traditional crafts, handmade souvenirs, and local delicacies.

Exploring the ancient city of Berat, also known as the "One over One Windows" city, is a fantastic idea. With its rich history spanning over 2400 years, Berat is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers cultural and architectural wonders to discover. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of these UNESCO-listed towns, brimming with history, Ottoman charm, and striking architecture. Testing local wines is a must-do activity while in Albania, and Berat is no exception. The region is known for its vineyards and produces some excellent wines. Peek into the unique history of Albania's Cold War-era military bunkers scattered across the landscape. Finding a remote beach where you can enjoy the sound of the waves, the warmth of a bonfire, and the sparkling night sky filled with stars sounds like the perfect way to unwind.

This is our last day of the adventure. Set up camp along unspoiled coastlines, fallen asleep to the soothing sound of waves and waking to stunning sunrises. Karavasta lagoon is one of the most important wetland system in Albania for migratory birds between Europe and Africa, providing them with suitable habitats for food, wintering, breeding and shelter. As you drive along the sandy terrain, you will have the opportunity to witness the diverse bird species that call these lagoons home. Trek into this dramatic canyon to uncover caves, natural pools, and spectacular rock formations. A canyon with a small hot spring, sound amazing.