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Getting around

 

How to get to Vlore from Tirana airport:

 

Public transport – bus or furgon.

The bus but only leaves when the vehicle is full, so you may be delayed while you’re waiting for it to fill up. They drop off passengers at the Muradi Mosque so you’d probably still need to take a taxi to your hotel.  

Hermes Airport shpk offers a shuttle service from TIA to Vlore and vice versa. The rate for a single fare is 1.200 Albanian Lek.

Service Hours (subject to change):

Vlore - Rinas:  05:00, 14:00, 17:00

Rinas - Vlore:  10:00, 11:30, 13:30, 14:30

Mob: +355 676097542, E-mail: info@hermesaeroport.comreservation@hermesaeroport.com

Please check the company's website for the current shuttle timetablewww.hermesaeroport.com

 

Taxi companies: 

Expect a round a three-hour drive and cost of  90 €.

 

Getting around Vlore

Buses run from the town up to the hotels on the cliff above Vlora Bay (the Uji i Ftohte area) and cost 40 lek each way 

They only seem to run at certain times, however, with no return bus after 3.30 pm in the afternoon, so make sure you check out timetables. 

It means you may need to take a taxi occasionally. This is around 700 lek to the seafront.

 

If you are arriving to Vlore with your own car, please keep in mind that it would be advisable to use monitored parking lots. It is risky to park on unlit streets and you should definitely be sure not to leave any valuable items in clear view inside your car.


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