Escape the bustle of Tirana and cycle into its green, rural soul. This full-day guided tour takes you from the historic heart of the capital to rolling hills, quiet villages, and traditional farms. Enjoy the serene rhythm of village life, meet local farmers, and savor home-cooked Albanian meals in authentic agrotourism spots. It’s the perfect blend of cycling, storytelling, and sensory delight.
Duration: ~8 hours
Distance: ~55–60 km loop
Elevation Gain: ~850–950 m
Level: Medium (requires moderate fitness)
Start & End Point: Skanderbeg Square, Tirana
Style: Cultural + Culinary + Countryside Exploration
- Quality city bike
- Helmet & water bottle
- Friendly English-speaking guide
- Coffee or juice break at a local café
- Pick-up from hotel
- Meals
- Museum / Other Tickets
Tour Info
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55 - 60 km
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3 hour
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850 - 900 m
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Guided
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Skandergeb Square
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Available
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4 - 8
1. Skanderbeg Square → Rruga e Elbasanit → TEG (~10 km)
Begin at Tirana’s central square and ride along the bustling Rruga e Elbasanit, gradually climbing toward the edge of the city. Pass by TEG Mall, the gateway to the countryside.
2. TEG → Vishnje Village → Fushas (~10–12 km)
Climb gently into the hills toward Vishnje and Fushas villages, surrounded by olive groves, fruit orchards, and vineyards. Quiet rural roads, panoramic views, and goats on the roadside await.
3. Fushas → Baldushk (~12 km)
Roll through tranquil farmland into Baldushk, known for its agrotourism scene. Here, you'll stop at a traditional farm or restaurant for a hearty local lunch—expect fërgesë, stuffed peppers, homemade bread, and raki.
4. Baldushk → Arbana Village (~10 km)
After lunch, continue your ride through the heart of Albania’s agricultural belt. In Arbanë, visit local producers—possibly cheese makers or honey farms—and enjoy rural hospitality.
5. Arbana → Kombinat → Rruga e Kavajës → Skanderbeg Square (~12–15 km)
Begin your descent back into the city via Kombinat and Rruga e Kavajës, passing urban-rural transitions, then glide into the city center for a well-deserved rest at Skanderbeg Square.
