Female Couch Surfing in Albania
Katie
Albania
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey, I'm Katie! I'm from England, but I'm currently travelling across Europe in my van! I'm staying in Albania for the next 3 months, renting Air BnB's, and I would love to make some friends!
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Haris
Albania
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Hey!, My name is Haris and I'm interested in art, architecture, business, books, dancing, education, solo travel, shopping, nature, technology, photography and live music
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Danela
Tirana
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi all. I do like getting to know new people and exchange culture and good vibes. I also have a cute big dog, which is with me wherever I am.
Beslinda
Tirana
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hi, I'm Beslinda and I'm interested in art, books, business, cinema, culture, fashion, food & cuisine, health, languages, sightseeing, swimming, sunbathing, live music and photography
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Emma
Tirana
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hello, My name is Emma and I live in Tirana
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Deena
Tirana
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Canadian traveller who’s making my way through Europe..currently nested in Tirana, Albania 🫶 looking for friends who enjoy the finer things in life (food, good laughs, exploring & the outdoors!)
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Jamila
About Me
I'm Jamila (they) and I'll be in the Balkans and mostly in Albania throughout the summer. I've been living abroad for a while now and I'm excited to be in the region for the first time. My main interests are social awareness, decolonial studies, poetry, contemporary psychoanalysis, conscious travel, cooking new dishes and connecting through food. I speak Portuguese, English and Spanish and I'm learning Arabic (Palestinian-Levantine). I'm open to meet people likeminded, other queer people, and to hear any recommendations you might have. Don't be shy to get in touch ☀️ #FreePalestine 🇵🇸
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Katie
About Me
Hey, I'm Katie! I'm from England, but I'm currently travelling across Europe in my van! I'm staying in Albania for the next 3 months, renting Air BnB's, and I would love to make some friends!
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Is Albania safe to travel?
Based on 55 experiences
Guljahon (29)
United Arab Emirates
Family travel experience
Amazing and safe country. We fell in love with nature and beauty of the country, the peacefulness of people of different religions living together. We used public transport around the country , and felt totally safe as a single mom traveling with 4 year old boy.
Posted: July 17, 2024Experienced: July, 2024
Ece
Turkey
Group travel experience
Tirana, Berat, Gjirokaster, Sarande Lili’s restaurant in Berat is a must! Sweetest person serving home cooked meals in a tiny garden. We had the best eggplant dishes ever. We felt safe but again we were 3 women traveling together. People were very helpful, multiple times people went out of their ways to help us out. Also it helps a lot to learn some basic Albanian words, people were very welcoming.
Posted: June 25, 2024Upcoming visitors to Albania
Silvia
About Me
Hello, I am silvia 34 years old, I am nice girl i want to discover the World i really love to travel and meet New people and culture.
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Sharan
About Me
I’m Sharan, a 36 year of female from the UK. I travel solo often as I love travelling and getting people to commit can be hard. I work in PR and love all things wellness.
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Is Albania worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 55 experiences
Solo travel experience
Albania is such a fantastic destination for backpackers. It has the Northern Alps which offers hiking routes such as Valbone to Theth. The blue eye is also located near Theth. Such a wonderful place offering crystal clear and freezing water. Down south there is the beach town on Himare (my favourite). Sarande also offers beaches but it is a port city good for partying. Berat in the centre is a fantastic old town lots of history and a great fort to hike up to
Posted: July 19, 2024Experienced: May, 2024Group travel experience
It's a beautiful country but the public transportation is quite difficult to figure out. The language barrier is quite difficult to overcome as there are rarely any English speaking people around and not many tourists. But there's a lot to see here from UNESCO world heritage cites to castles and wonders of the world.
Posted: May 17, 2024Couch surfing in Albania
