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In gewone taal

This section covers how people and goods move around Albania, and where its electricity comes from.

Luchthavens

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Luchthaven

Tirana International Airport

Albania's principal airport, 17 km north-west of Tirana — for years the country's only functioning civil airport.

Tirane
Luchthaven

Kukës International Airport

A small northern airport that opened to commercial flights in 2021, mainly serving the diaspora.

Kukes
Luchthaven

Vlora International Airport

A new airport under construction on the Narta lagoon edge, intended to serve the southern coast.

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Havens

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Haven

Port of Durrës

The country's main commercial and passenger port, handling the large majority of Albanian seaborne trade.

Durres
Haven

Port of Vlorë

Albania's second passenger port, with a seasonal fast link to Brindisi.

Vlore
Haven

Port of Shëngjin

A small northern cargo port beside the resort beach.

Lezhe
Haven

Port of Sarandë

A small passenger port whose Corfu crossings are the busiest sea route into southern Albania.

Vlore

Veerbootroutes

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Veerbootroute

Koman – Fierzë Ferry

A working transport link through a gorge that has become one of Albania's best-known journeys.

Shkoder
Veerbootroute

Sarandë – Corfu Ferry

The busiest sea crossing into southern Albania, and the usual day-trip link with Greece.

Vlore
Veerbootroute

Vlorë – Brindisi Ferry

The shortest Albania–Italy crossing, but the least consistently operated.

Vlore
Veerbootroute

Durrës – Ancona Ferry

The longer northern Italian crossing, used heavily by lorries and by the diaspora in summer.

Durres

Wegen en spoorwegen

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Weg

A1 — the Nation's Road

The Durrës–Kukës–Morina motorway, including the 5.6 km Kalimash tunnel, linking Albania to Kosovo.

Kukes
Weg

Albanian Railways

A narrow, largely dormant network built after 1947; a rebuilt Durrës–Tirana line is the main active project.

Durres

Energie

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Energielocatie

Fierza Hydropower Plant

The uppermost and largest of the Drin dams, creating a reservoir shared with Kosovo.

Kukes
Energielocatie

Trans Adriatic Pipeline

The 878 km gas pipeline from the Greek border to Italy, of which 215 km crosses Albania.

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Energielocatie

Koman Hydropower Plant

The middle station of the Drin cascade, and the dam that created Lake Koman.

Shkoder
Energielocatie

Patos-Marinza Oil Field

The largest onshore oil field in continental Europe, in production since the 1920s.

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