Albania · 4X4 OFF-ROAD TOURS
The 4 best off-road jeep tours you can book today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. Number one is at the top for a reason; start there.
Ride a 450cc 4x4 quad from Saranda through sea views, villages, olive groves, rivers, and mountain tracks with an English-speaking guide.
“I’ve never ridden a quad & was very nervous. Marco is an excellent guide - he coached each person through the obstacles & made it an unforgettable experience! I had a smile on my face the entire time ☺️”
Ride an ATV from Durrës to secluded Kallmi Beach, with rough mountain tracks, sea views, clean water, and a strict driving license rule.
“Fantastic experience and easily the best activity in Durrës. The mountain route is challenging and not for the faint-hearted, so if you’re uneasy with dangerous roads, it’s best to ride as a passenger. A valid driving licence is required to operate the quad bikes. This is probably the best quad biking experience in true mountain conditions.”
Drive a Lada or Suzuki Jimny through Tirana County villages, mountain tracks, and valleys on an 8 to 9 hour guided 4x4 day.
“During my trip to Tirana, the 4x4 off-road driving around the mountains was hands down one of the best things I did. If you're looking for an adventure, this is it. The guides were amazing—super helpful, knowledgeable, and made sure we were comfortable the whole time. They even went the extra mile by recommending great food and drinks and helping us get back to our hotel. The off-roading experience itself was a blast. The mountain trails were challenging and fun, and the views were absolutely stunning. We also stopped by some local cafes and villages, which added a nice touch and gave us a taste of the local culture. I…”
Ride a mule, hike to Tomorri’s mountain castle, and share a local picnic after a rugged 4x4 journey from Berat.
“The drive up and down involves bouncing around in a 4x4 and winding up loose gravel tracks and watching the landscape change as you get higher. The hike is through pine forest and beautiful landscapes, with Mount Tomor looming above impressively. The castle is definitely a ruin, with no standing walls remaining, but the location is very scenic. The lunch is delicious as well, with several Albanian specialties. The guides are happy to answer any questions and have everything well organised.”
Pick a mountain, a coast road or a kitchen.
