Summer 2025 with Campervan in Albania: Just Drive and Discover

Let’s be honest—planning every detail of a summer trip can be exhausting. That’s why more and more people are choosing to spend summer 2025 with a campervan in Albania. You get the basics—bed, wheels, and freedom—and leave room for the unexpected.

We did it last summer, and the only thing we regretted was not doing it sooner.

Why Everyone’s Talking About Albania

Albania still feels like a secret. While nearby countries are full of crowds and overpriced hotels, Albania offers the opposite:

• Quiet beaches that feel untouched

• Scenic roads that beg to be driven

• Friendly people and food that’s way too good for what it costs

And the views? Unreal. Especially when you’re parked on a cliffside with the sea below and no checkout time in sight.

What It’s Like Traveling by Campervan

Forget checking in, packing and repacking, or rushing to your next stop. With a camper, you move when you want.

One day we woke up in Theth, drinking coffee in the mountains. By sunset, we were swimming in Jalë. No plan, just vibes.

If that’s your kind of summer, check out the campers at Camp Drive Rentalbania. They’ve got vans, 4x4s, and roof tents—whatever fits your style.

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Route Ideas (That Don’t Feel Like a Tour Guide)

South: Blue Water and White Rocks

Drive the coast from Vlora to Ksamil. Park by the beach, swim, nap, repeat.

🔗 Read: Visit Saranda with a camper van

North: Wild, Quiet, and Cool

Start in Shkodër, hit Lake Koman, then chill in Valbona. It’s like Switzerland, but cheaper.

🔗 Try this: Shkodra with 4×4 roof tent

Renting from Camp Drive Rentalbania

We used Camp Drive Rentalbania and would 100% recommend it. Their vans were clean, comfy, and had everything—kitchen stuff, bedding, even Wi-Fi. Plus, they gave us local tips we wouldn’t have found online.

They’re based in Tirana, but you can also start from Shkodra or Saranda.

🗺️ Planning a route? Ask them—they’ve actually done the trips.

Just Go

So yeah, summer 2025 with campervan in Albania? It’s not just a trip—it’s how travel should feel. No rush, no crowds, no fixed plan. Just good roads, better views, and the freedom to follow the sun.