Horseback riding in the mountains of Albania

Ancient Mountain Trails

On this trail ride in the mountains of Albania, follow medieval caravan pathways and plunge into the fascinating Albanian culture and architecture. After days spent riding through mountains in the south of the country, you stay with local families that will welcome you into their homes with a warm smile. This is the ideal horseback holiday if you are looking to combine beautiful scenery and the great outdoors, with cultural encounters, and great riding opportunities.
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Trail Riding
8 days (6 riding)
From £985

From the horse’s mouth

  • Ancient Mountain Trails
    June 2022 YUN WAH TERESA MARIE aged 37
    One of the best horseriding trails I have ever been to. Albania is a very underrated destination and I hope more people discover this amazing country. I rode Zeus - a beautiful, calm gelding. Kristina our guide matched each rider's characteristics to their horse perfectly
  • Ancient Mountain Trails
    May 2022 Linda aged 62
    I rode Ajer - by the second day I was a bit disappointed as during faster times he would give up and it was very hot for me to drive him forward! The next day I was given a stick and he was a different horse (I didn't need to use it very much). He was so comfortable particularly in walk and canter - I was never sore
  • Ancient Mountain Trails
    September 2021 Kathleen aged 51
    Just back from a fantastic week horse riding in the mountains of Albania. Definitely recommend! For info, the terrain is rocky and most of the canters are on very stony ground. The vegetation is spiny and often overgrown. As a result I was very pleased to be wearing a helmet and that I’d improved my light seat canter... Read all
  • Ancient Mountain Trails
    May 2021 Myra aged 42
    Amazing! Loved everything. Aurel, Kristina, and Ilir were absolutely wonderful. Everything went off without a hitch and the horses were outstanding. Truly impressive.
  • Ancient Mountain Trails
    October 2019 Iris aged 27
    A real adventure in a beautiful country still free of mass tourism. We discovered "real Albania" in all its complexity, learnt about its history and witnessed its incredible heritage. Excellent local team. Staying with local families is a unique feature of this trip and gives it a welcome cultural twist - we had an... Read all
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    Ride hardy and sure-footed local horses on this horseback holiday
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    Discover the mountains of Albania in the saddle
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    Enjoy a mountainous, but active trail ride in Albania
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    Riding holiday in Albania
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  • The Church of Labrova in Albania
    Discover old Byzantine churches and other cultural sites
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    Enjoy faster paces and gallops whenever the terrain allows
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    Riding deep into the mountains of Albania on horseback
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    More than just an equestrian holiday
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    Discover the cultural and architectural traditions of Albania

Itinerary

Highlights

• A pacey ride in spite of the mountainous nature of the terrain.
• Ride hardy Tarpan x Arabian horses. They are small, but brave and sure-footed.
• Discover the culture and heritage of the country, in the heart of the Balkans.
• Experience the friendly welcome of the locals, and stay with local families in the evenings.
• Enjoy the delicious local gastronomy.
  • Day 1 1 : ARRIVE IN TIRANA - GJIROKASTRA

    Your flight to Tirana should ideally land in the morning, and in any case no later than 14:30 to allow time for the transfer and a visit of Gjirokstra with your guides. From the airport the transfer will be by mini-van or off-road car and will take around 3-4 hours (250km).

    Quick tip: you can also fly to Corfu and catch the ferry to Saranda, where you will be picked-up. The ferry times can be unpredictable due to local conditions and we advise you arrive a day early.

    Your hotel is a short walk from the historical centre of Gjirokastra: you will have the opportunity to visit the town and old Bazaar before dinner. Riders can also visit Enver Hoxha’s house, Gjirokastra castle, the church of the Old Bazaar, the mosque of the Baazar and Skenduli house: this is a good glimpse of the traditional life as it is in Gjirokastra!

    Dinner will be served at a traditional restaurant, accompanied by your guides. This is a good time to discuss your riding abilities and learn more about the trip before the start of your riding adventure in the morning.
  • Day 2 2 : Gjirokastra - Santa Triada - Karjan - 4-5 hrs riding

    After breakfast at the hotel, you will head to the stables (30 min drive) meet your horse for the week. The first leg of your trail ride takes you through the Albanian countryside, combining rolling hills and valleys, with the occasional stream and River Drino, the “Tree of Life” river. It is the most important water basin in the area and part of ancient pagan beliefs. On your way you will come across the ruins of Santa Triada castle, rebuilt between 1809-1810, standing as a strategic point to control all the caravan itineraries. Stop for picnic lunch just near the village of Erind. After approximately 4-5 hours riding you will reach the traditional medieval village of Karjan. Take a moment to enjoy the churches and old roman bridge, before having a lovely traditional dinner a local family house where you will spend the night. Your guides will head back to Gjirokaster for the evening - it is up to you to make sure the horses are fed and watered in the evening, and again in the morning.
  • Day 3 3 : Cajupi - Labova - Nderan - 6 hours riding

    After breakfast you ride further north to the village of Labova and the valley of Cajupi. Your trail follows the ancient merchant stone road of Zhapa with its beautiful panoramas, taking in the fantastic views over the hills and valleys. Take a break in Labova, famous for its wonderful Church that you will have the opportunity to visit. The next leg of your ride will take you through the mountains: discover its vegetation including mountain tea, oregano, wild rose and other endemic plants like digitalis or 'Dig–Dag' as it is known locally. You follow the mountain path to the valley of Cajupi where you halt for a picnic under the trees. After a nice gallop through Cajupi valley, the trail follows the medieval Caravan pathway with its famous bandit hideout 'Hija e Mallkuar' or 'The Cursed Shadow'. Today's final destination is the village of Nderan, placed in the heart of Zagoria region. You will stay with a Vllah linguistic minority family for two nights. You can learn about the local traditions and lifestyle, and even accompany the family during the milking process and dinner preparation, if you wish.
  • Day 4 4 : LLiar - Hoshteva - Koncka - Nivan - 4-6 hours riding

    Wake up in the countryside, with the perspective of a lovely traditional breakfast waiting for you. You will need the fuel to face today's varied terrain combining hard cliffs, rivers, woods and rolling hills. You will continue riding to the most important horse pathway of the XVII and XVIII century that used to connect the biggest commercial centres in Southern Albania. You will stop for a short break at the water spring of Lliar, before you tackle a challenging downhill route. Your afternoon ride will be punctuated by Byzantine churches and monasteries. You spend the night at the farmer's house again.
  • Day 5 5 : Pogoni - Hllomo - Polican - 6 hours riding

    After a tasty country breakfast you ride through a mountain valley, perfectly suited for gallops, passing small remote farms, wild cliffs and many historical monuments off the beaten track. It is like travelling back in time: you will be passing many Byzantine cult monuments, ancient ruins and mythical natural wonders. In the afternoon, after 6 hours of riding, you will reach the centre of the Pogon region and the mountain village of Polican, populated by a Greek minority - you are less than 10 km from the Greek border. In this village you have the chance to explore monuments dated back to the medieval period. Later in the evening your will enjoy local gastronomic delights with Greek flavours.
  • Day 6 6 : Polican - Lobohova - 4-6 hours riding

    This morning, the trail leads you through demanding but beautiful mountain scenery. Lunch will be at the Church of Labova of the Cross - the oldest church in Albania! Your guide will tell you more about its history. Later in the afternoon you ride to Libohova, a small town nestled at the foot of the Bureto Mountain. The archaeological evidence indicates a very ancient settlement, that reached its zenith in the 17th-century when it became an important commercial crossroads. Overnight in a local family house with delicious local food.
  • Day 7 7 : Antigonea National Park - Suha - Gjirokastra - 3-5 hours riding

    This morning will begin with breakfast in the garden whilst enjoying wonderful views over the valley. Before you begin the ride, enjoy a guided walk through the town. You then set out on horseback through rolling hills, forests and fortified villages to reach the Antigonea National Park. After a relaxing break to enjoy the Park, a short ride brings you back to the stables.

    Your farewell dinner will take place in a small restaurant in the old Bazaar. Later in the evening you can have a drink in a popular bar before heading back to your hotel for the night.
  • Day 8 8 : Gjirokastra - Departure from Tirana

    After breakfast at the hotel you will be transferred back to the airport of Tirana. Your flight should depart in the afternoon.

    If flying out of Corfu please add an extra day to ensure you have time to make the ferry crossing.

Dates & prices

Price details

• Flights are not included but they can be booked upon request. We can look into the best flight options for you upon request.

• Rates are per person and based on sharing a room (up to 4 beds) in the homes of local hosts.

• Groups are made up of 3-10 riders, with an English-speaking guide.

• Please note: the ride will also confirm for 2 riders on payment of a supplement of c. €148/£130 per person. Once the group has reached 3 people, we will remove this supplement from your invoice and refund you if you have already paid it.
• Return transfers are not included and will be invoiced:

> Tirana airport to Gjirokastra: €90/£80/$100return per person, 225 km, 3-4 hours. Flights that fit the normal transfer’s schedule should be planned to arrive no later than 14:30 pm and departures not earlier than 12:00 noon.
If your flights do not match these transfers, a private transfer can be organised from Tirana airport:
- 1 rider: €140/£120 one way
- 2 riders: €70/£65 one way
- 3+ riders: €55/£50 one way
We cannot organise transfers from the city centre. There is a bus every hour starting from the centre of Tirana (behind the opera palace) to the airport, or you can take a taxi.
> Saranda Port to Gjirokastra: €50/$45/$60 return per person, 64km, 1 hour. Transfers departing from Saranda no later than 15:00. If flying in and out of Corfu, please allow one extra day as ferry schedules can be unpredictable due to local conditions.

• Younger riders are welcome on the trail, as long as they have reasonable levels of fitness and sufficient riding abilities.

• It is not possible to guarantee single rooms during the trail. However, you can guarantee a single room for your first and last nights, spent in hotels, for a £35/€40 supplement(for the two nights)

• The euro is widely accepted in Albania, but please do not bring large sums of money as your holiday is fully inclusive.
Please Note
The itinerary may be modified at anytime for security reasons, meteorological or events beyond our control such as blocked roads, rivers in flood, drought, strikes and local holidays. Equus Journeys, our local partners and their local guides will always strive to find the best solution and will alter the itinerary as needed.
The names of the hotels and accommodation are given for information only and depending on availability, they may be modified without notice and replaced by another of a similar standard.

Price includes

Support Team

1 English-speaking horse guide

Logistics

1 horse equipped with saddle and bridle per rider
1 support vehicle

Accommodation

Room in private home on D2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
Room in a standard hotel on D1 and D7

Meals

Full board from dinner on day 1 to breakfast on day 8

Price doesn't include

Transport

Return airport transfers, invoiced before you go - see above for details
International flights

Extras

Tips to the local team
Entry fees to the museums in Gjirokastra
Park, museum and other site entry fees - we recommend bringing some small change as donations to the local churches you will visit during the trail
Visa (if necessary) and personal purchase
Small group supplement - see above for the details

Insurance

Cancellation and travel insurance are not included in the above listed price. Please note that insurance is mandatory. We recommend taking out an insurance policy as soon as your trip is booked to cover you in case of cancellation

Optional

Accommodation

Single room supplement - only applicable on the first and last nights.
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Equestrian info

Horses

The horses are a local breed of Tarpan and Arabian horses. They are small but robust, and perfectly suited to the rocky terrain. There are 23 horses in total, well used to long trail rides and the rocky grounds: steady, brave and sure-footed, they make ideal equine companions.

Minimum riding ability

Minimum riding ability

You need to be at least an intermediate rider, capable of riding a sensible horse at all paces in the outdoors and over demanding terrain. A previous experience of a long trail ride is an advantage but not mandatory.

Rider weight limit: 90 kilos, 14st1lbs. This is a strict limit as the horses are small and the terrain is demanding.


Pace

The pace is varied to include trots, canters and possible gallops in the valleys. Some of the riding is across varied terrain so you need to be secure in the saddle. There are a few steep climbs and you must be able to balance yourself well in the saddle and have a good head for heights. The horses are sure-footed, make sure to trust their judgement!

Tacking ability and participation

You will be asked to help look after the horses in the morning, at lunch time and dinner time. Please note that the horses stay in paddocks near your guesthouses while the guides go back to the stables for the night, which means you will be asked to feed the horses in the evening and morning.

You can help groom and tack up although this is not mandatory.

Trip conditions and Requested experience

You should have previous experience riding outdoors on trails and be confident riding in open spaces. You need to be fit enough for this trail. On some occasions you will be asked to dismount and lead your horse on foot over steep hills and rocky terrain. Some paths are close to the cliffs, please be advised of this should you be known to suffer from vertigo.

The terrain is quite rugged and stony - the horses are well trained, sure-footed and quite used to navigating terrain that would be tricky for most European/Western horses.

Equestrian equipment

English saddles and bridles.

Personal saddlebags are welcome if riders would like to bring their own. Small saddlebags are provided by the ride but just for food and water.

Helmets are mandatory and you should bring your own.

Travel info

Comfort

You will stay in modest homestay accommodation with locals, except for the first and last nights that are spent in hotels. This is a fantastic way to discover the local culture and learn about the country.

Hotel (first and last night): double our triple bedrooms, private WC and showers. Wifi.
Guesthouses: double bedrooms (sometimes up to 3 or 4 beds), shared bathrooms. Your hosts don't necessarily speak English but a little bit of raki and sign language go a long way!

Very limited internet access throughout the ride. A sim card can be purchased in Gjirokaster that will give you internet access, although reception is limited in the mountains.

Meals

The local gastronomy is delicious and varied. During the ride, you will enjoy freshly prepared meals that will give you a sample of the Albanian gastronomy.

Hearty country breakfast with local dairy products, honey, pancakes; pies and cakes, eggs, milk, tea and coffee.
Picnic lunches. In the morning you prepare your own lunch according to your taste (bread, cheese, vegetables, eggs...). On some days you will bring your picnic in the saddlebags and on another it will be brought to you by the back up vehicle. On some occasions you may have your lunch at a local small restaurant/cafe.

Dinner is a hot meal prepared by your hosts (veal, pork, chicken, goat or fish), with local wines and raki.

Vegetarian meals and allergies can be accommodated, please contact us with your requirements.

Climate

This ride takes place in southern Albania which is around 5 degrees warmer than the rest of the country. You will experience different types of weather on the trail; from cooler mountainous air to a warmer climate down on the coast.

The best time to visit Albania is the months of April, May, June and September, with lovely warm weather. July and August are dry and temperatures can be extremely hot, from 25 to 45°C! In October, November and March, there is a chance of rain and temperatures average 10-15°C, with April starting to get warmer.

Guide and local team

Ilir, Aurel and Kristina are specialised in mountainous trail rides. Their objective is to offer a trail combining culture, history, nature, and always in the respect of the horses. They love their country and its history. All trails are accompanied by a lead guide and a back up guide. They speak English, Italian and Greek.

Tips

Tips are left to your discretion and are not mandatory. We recommend around €40/£35 per rider for the week, to be divided between the team.
The local currency is the Lek, but Euro is widely accepted. Don't bring too much money as this trip is fully inclusive.

Packing list

Head
- Helmets are mandatory and you must bring your own helmet to ensure a correct fit. There are many lightweight options available nowadays.
- Sunglasses - with a cord attached so they don't fly off when riding
- Buff or bandana

Upper body
- Long sleeved shirts provide protection from the sun or branches and are an extra layer
- T-shirts
- Lightweight fleece or jumper
- Warm fleece or jumper (and a spare in case one gets wet)
- Warm and waterproof jacket - it can rain outside July and August and the evenings can be cooler.

Legs
- 2 Lightweight, comfortable riding trousers or jodhpurs - we recommend riding in them at home before taking them on holiday to ensure they don't rub
- Casual trousers for the evenings, such as jeans or tracksuit bottoms
- Bathing suit and towel

Hands and Feet
- Comfortable riding boots. We recommend good hiking boots with half chaps. There might be some walking over steep trails so we don't recommend taking your favourite long leather boots in case they get damaged, and normal riding boots with a smooth sole can be slippery when walking on foot.
- Waterproof shoes/boots can be useful for abundant dew in the mornings or when it rains
- Trainers or equivalent light shoes for the evenings
- Several pairs of socks
- Gloves - your hands are particularly exposed to the sun, cold or rain whilst riding. Waterproof gloves can be particularly useful

Our Recommendations
- Backpacks cannot be worn whilst riding. We recommend a small bumbag or a coat with pockets so that you can carry small items with you during the day (passport, camera, sunscreen, lipbalm etc)
- We recommend travelling in your riding boots and carrying your hat and some riding clothes in your hand luggage - then if your luggage goes astray you are still able to ride!

Other useful items
- Camera and high capacity memory card.
- Bumbag for carrying your camera and small items whilst riding
- Headtorch or small torch for moving around camp at night - bring spare batteries and bulbs
- Water bottle (2 litres or 2 x 1 litre) - plastic bottles are not provided but the team will provide water for you to refill your bottles every day.
- Swiss army knife (or equivalent)
- Small plastic bags for rubbish
- Ear plugs (for light sleepers)

In your hold luggage
- Take any liquids, such as shampoo, moisturiser, deodorant unless they are less than 100ml and all bottles can fit in a small, clear, plastic ziplock bag. We recommend biodegradable washing products where possible.

In your hand luggage
- Any valuables, such as your camera, ipod, ipad etc.

Medical kit
- Any medication you regularly take
- Sunscreen and lip balm - should be high factor
- Insect repellent, preferably containing deet
- Blister plasters in case of any rubs
- Antiseptic cream, plasters, aspirin, anti-histamine, insect-bite salve etc...
- Spare prescription glasses/contact lenses
- Eye drops
- Imodium or similar anti-diarrhoea medication
- Antiseptic wipes
- Handwash gel

Our Recommendations
- Take a second, smaller bag to pack things you may need during the day such as a book or suncream then you can easily access it during the long lunch break
- We recommend travelling in your riding boots and carrying your hat and some riding clothes in your hand luggage - then if your luggage goes astray you are still able to ride!
- You should also bring a copy of your passport/insurance in case you lose your documents. You can also save a copy into your mobile phone.
- You can bring pictures of your family and small gifts for your host family if you like.

Visa & Health

Formalities

British citizens can enter and remain in Albania for a maximum of 90 days in every 6-month period without a visa. The Albanian authorities require anyone staying longer than 90 days to apply at a local police station for a residence permit.

Your passport should be valid for a minimum period of 3 months from the date of entry into Albania.

Please visit for entry requirement Albania - https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/albania/entry-requirements

Health

Medical and dental facilities (including those for accident and emergency use) can be very poor, particularly outside Tirana. Make sure you have adequate travel health insurance and accessible funds to cover the cost of any medical treatment abroad, evacuation by air ambulance and repatriation.

The tap water in Albania may cause illness - you should drink only bottled water. If you drink milk, make sure it is UHT (pasteurised).

If you need emergency medical assistance during your trip, dial 127 or 04 2222 235 and ask for an ambulance. You should contact your insurance/medical assistance company promptly if you are referred to a medical facility for treatment.

Please visit Albania Health - https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/albania/health

Insurance

It is a condition of your booking with Equus Journeys that you have travel insurance which covers you for the riding activities to be undertaken. Your travel insurance should cover you for medical expenses and repatriation. Your guides will require your travel insurance details before they allow you to ride and may refuse to let you ride if you cannot provide them. You should take your insurance documents with you.

Budget and money

The euro is widely accepted.

Did you know?

Did you know?

The Albanian horse is thought to come from a combination of Tarpan, Turkmenian and Mongolian breeds, later influenced by the Arabian during the Ottoman Empire. For the most part, this breed was born out of the necessity for a reliable means of transportation and agricultural work. 

Two different types of Albanian horses can be found: The Myzequea, characterised by its strong and robust size, ideal for carriages and agricultural work, and the Albanian mountain horse characterized by its smaller and lighter appearance, also known for its agility and endurance.

During this trail ride you will have the chance to ride brave Albanian mountain horses through different terrains and locations. You will undoubtedly be impressed by their incredible sure-footedness and stamina.

On the blog

In October 2019, Equus team member Iris visited our partners in Albania and joined one of the last trail rides of the season (Ancient Mountain Trails). These are her impressions from this trail, taking place in the mountains near Gjirokastra, in the south.

Customer reviews

Customer reviews

All of our reviews are real, honest opinions from riders who have recently travelled with us. Upon their return, our riders will receive an email inviting them to share their experiences from their trip. Good or bad, each review will be published on our website, provided that they respect our editorial guidelines.
  • YUN WAH TERESA MARIE aged 37 LONDON 2 trips
    June 2022
    One of the best horseriding trails I have ever been to. Albania is a very underrated destination and I hope more people discover this amazing country. I rode Zeus - a beautiful, calm gelding. Kristina our guide matched each rider's characteristics to their horse perfectly
    • Horses
    • Programme
    • Accommodation
    • Local guide
  • Linda aged 62 Malvern 1 trip
    May 2022
    I rode Ajer - by the second day I was a bit disappointed as during faster times he would give up and it was very hot for me to drive him forward! The next day I was given a stick and he was a different horse (I didn't need to use it very much). He was so comfortable particularly in walk and canter - I was never sore
    • Horses
    • Programme
    • Accommodation
    • Local guide
  • Kathleen aged 51 CAERNARFON 2 trips
    September 2021
    Just back from a fantastic week horse riding in the mountains of Albania. Definitely recommend! For info, the terrain is rocky and most of the canters are on very stony ground. The vegetation is spiny and often overgrown. As a result I was very pleased to be wearing a helmet and that I’d improved my light seat canter... Read all
    • Horses
    • Programme
    • Accommodation
    • Local guide
  • Myra aged 42 San Pedro 7 trips
    May 2021
    Amazing! Loved everything. Aurel, Kristina, and Ilir were absolutely wonderful. Everything went off without a hitch and the horses were outstanding. Truly impressive.
    • Horses
    • Programme
    • Accommodation
    • Local guide
  • Iris aged 27 LYON 2 trips
    October 2019
    A real adventure in a beautiful country still free of mass tourism. We discovered "real Albania" in all its complexity, learnt about its history and witnessed its incredible heritage. Excellent local team. Staying with local families is a unique feature of this trip and gives it a welcome cultural twist - we had an... Read all
    • Horses
    • Programme
    • Accommodation
    • Local guide
  • Ai Li aged 45 Singapore 3 trips
    July 2019
    This is a trip filled with adventures, fun and at times adrenaline. The history is sad, times were hard but its people are positive. The horses are amazing, the local guides are wonderful and the hosts are just so nice (food was delicious - it is easy to gain a few kilos!!). Everyday there was something new... . It is... Read all
    • Horses
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    • Accommodation
    • Local guide
  • Ksenia aged 33 LONDON 2 trips
    July 2018
    Best holiday ever ! Our guide Kristina was amazing. I believe she can teach everyone how to ride a horse and be confident =) Aus- my first riding horse...he was incredible ...my hero horse ...my dream...
    • Horses
    • Programme
    • Accommodation
    • Local guide