Tirana International Airport
Albania's principal airport, 17 km north-west of Tirana — for years the country's only functioning civil airport.
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You can fly to Tirana, take a ferry from Italy or Corfu, or drive in from Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia or Greece.
You can fly to Tirana, take a ferry from Italy or Corfu, or drive in from Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia or Greece.
Tirana International Airport handles almost all scheduled traffic. Kukës has a small number of flights. An airport near Vlorë has been under construction with repeatedly revised opening dates — do not plan around it until it is operating.
Morinë on the A1 from Kosovo is the busiest and fastest crossing. Hani i Hotit north of Shkodër serves Montenegro. Qafë Thanë near Pogradec serves North Macedonia. Kakavijë south of Gjirokastër serves Greece and queues heavily in summer and at holidays.
If you are driving a hire car across a border, confirm in advance that the agreement permits it and that green-card insurance is included.
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Albania's principal airport, 17 km north-west of Tirana — for years the country's only functioning civil airport.
A small northern airport that opened to commercial flights in 2021, mainly serving the diaspora.
A new airport under construction on the Narta lagoon edge, intended to serve the southern coast.
The national flag carrier, launched in 2018 with Turkish Airlines as a founding shareholder.
What to know before you book: how you get in, how you move around, what things cost, and what the country is not.
The busiest sea crossing into southern Albania, and the usual day-trip link with Greece.
The shortest Albania–Italy crossing, but the least consistently operated.
The main overnight vehicle link between Albania and Italy.
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