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Vlora (Valona), on the southern Albanian coast, marks the meeting point of Adriatic and Ionian seas. It is both a harbor city and coastal gateway, where seashores, historical harbors, and coastal stretches frame an Albanian maritime identity.
The harbor front curves into sea lanes, ferry docks, and fish markets. Nearby hills rise behind town, offering viewpoints over water and coastline. Beaches stretch outward to calm bays and inlets where swimmers and local life mingle.
History threads through Vlora — the Flag Square, independence sites, and Ottoman heritage mingle with modern seafront promenades. In summer, seaside cafés, walking arcs, and coastal roads hum with activity. Light over sea at dawn and dusk softens rooftops and water horizon.
With Atlas Tours, your Vlora visit is curated — harbor walk, beach time, local heritage strolls, lodging seaside or within town, and pacing that balances coast and town. Whether drawn to sea breeze, harbor views, or Albanian coastline calm, Vlora invites you into the Riviera’s gentle entry.









