The Location.

Marina Orikum sits at the meeting point of the Adriatic and Ionian Seas, offering a calm yet sophisticated waterfront atmosphere just south of Vlora. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, gentle hills, and views toward the Karaburun Peninsula, the marina is ideal for seaside walks, sailing, and relaxed dining, creating a refined destination for both residents and visitors seeking tranquility by the sea. The marina’s architectural character emphasizes clean lines, natural materials, and open terraces that blend seamlessly with the coastal landscape. Stone finishes, shaded walkways, and carefully integrated greenery create comfortable outdoor spaces while enhancing privacy and visual harmony. Together, these elements establish Marina Orikum as a balanced environment where modern living meets the natural beauty of Albania’s southern coast.

Vlora’s famous seaside promenade stretches along the coast, offering a vibrant mix of beaches, cafes, and lively nightlife. With panoramic views of the Ionian Sea and Karaburun Peninsula, Lungomare is ideal for evening strolls, cycling, or simply relaxing by the water, making it a must-visit destination for locals and visitors alike. The building's design features a unique facade with arches that separate units while providing shade, and a solid ground floor using stone as a wall cladding element. Vegetation also plays a significant role in creating recreational spaces and separating the apartments and hotel rooms.

High in the Ceraunian Mountains, Llogara National Park combines alpine forests with dramatic sea views. Known for its fresh mountain air and winding pass, it’s a haven for hikers, nature lovers, and foodies seeking traditional local cuisine. The park’s unique blend of pine forests and Mediterranean landscapes creates an unforgettable retreat.

Home to the picturesque Zvërnec Monastery, this small island sits in the middle of the Narta Lagoon and is connected by a charming wooden bridge. Surrounded by calm waters and rich wildlife, Zvërnec is both a spiritual and natural escape, perfect for peaceful walks, photography, and exploring one of Albania’s most tranquil hidden gems.

Guarding the turquoise bay of Porto Palermo, this well-preserved castle dates back to Ali Pasha’s reign. With its triangular fortress design and breathtaking coastal setting, it’s steeped in history and legend. Visitors can wander through stone corridors, enjoy panoramic sea views, and experience a unique blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty.