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...only 300 meters away. <br><br>Pantokrator Hotel has panoramic views over the southern part of the island, Albania, the Greek mainland and faces the clear- crystal water of the Ionian Sea. Built in a traditional style, the hotel...

's. As for safety, it is not even an issue. Although I don't recommend it, you could leave your wallet on the street in Albania and someone would endeavour to get it back to you. Albanians are some of the nicest, most hospitable people on the...

...are furnished with artisan work utilities and oak wood. Each room has TV, direct-dial phone, mini bar, private restroom, hydro massage, room service, fax, internet connection. Hotel offer guaranteed parking place, and tourist trips in Albania....

...they have been known to let coaches straight through. By boat There are several ferries departing from Greece, Albania, Montenegro and Croatia. Most of them arrive to Venice, Ancona, Bari and Brindisi. Some regular ferry services connect...

...Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland and Vatican but not Cyprus and Malta. Citizens of Albania, Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, China*, Chile, Colombia, Croatia,...

...the winter. Terrain The terrain of Montenegro ranges from high mountains along its borders with Kosovo and Albania, through a segment of the Karst of the western Balkan Peninsula, to a narrow coastal plain that is only one to four...

...advance, but are a more comfortable option. By bus Montenegro is well connected with neighbouring countries, except Albania, and ticket prices are all under €25. During the summer, more seasonal lines are being introduced. By car European...

...of the following countries need an approval from Immigration Office in Indonesia before travelling : Afghanistan, Albania, Angola, Bangladesh, Cameroon, Cuba, Ethiopia, Ghana, Iraq, Israel, Nigeria, North Korea, Pakistan, Somalia, Sri Lanka,

...now remains the most popular option. By bus There is some, albeit limited, international bus service to neighboring Albania, Bulgaria, and Turkey. By boat From Italy, several ferries depart for Greece daily. Ferries to Patras (Pátra),...

... The majority of the people in Albania are Muslim, which can be influential in the way many Albanians lead their lives, but, unlike most other countries, Albania also has a large number of religious minorites (mainly Eastern Orthodox and Roman...

Albanian is the official language. Other useful languages include Italian, which is often viewed as the de facto second language due to strong historical ties with Italy. English is understandable in Tirana, the capital the most and to a lesser...

Sign at the Albanian - Macedonian border crossing on the southern shore of Lake Ohrid [Photo: Rolf Palmberg] Visas Most European and U.S., Canadian, Australian and New Zealand nationals can enter Albania without obtaining a visa but you'll...

By bus Most people in Albania travel by private minibuses (called the "furgons"), which depart quite frequently to destinations around Albania. These furgons have no timetable (they depart when they are full). Also ask around for the directions...