Day Boat Tour in Vlora, Sazan Island, and Karaburun with Pirate Ship

Day Boat Tour in Vlora, Sazan Island, and Karaburun

Vlora Boat Tour presents an exclusive experience, exploring Sazan Island and Karaburun in the picturesque Gulf. The combination of visiting Sazan and discovering the azure beaches of Karaburuni adds a thrilling dimension to the cruise. Moreover, the ship, crafted in the style of old Illyrian and pirate ships, introduces an additional layer of historical charm to the overall experience.

Renowned for its breathtaking coastal landscapes, the Gulf of Vlora entices tourists to revel in the natural beauty of the region through these meticulously planned boat tours. Furthermore, by incorporating the design reminiscent of old Illyrian ships, passengers can forge a cultural connection, fostering an appreciation for the rich maritime heritage of this captivating area.

A Voyage Through Illyrian Splendor

Technical Data: With a maximum capacity of 160 passengers, the ship boasts dimensions that echo its majestic presence, measuring 27 meters in length and 6.5 meters in width. Propelled by a robust 650 HP engine, it cruises at an average speed of 10 miles per hour, ensuring a leisurely exploration of the stunning coastal landscapes.

Onboard Delights: Transitioning to the onboard experience, the boat transcends being merely a means of transport; it transforms into a floating haven of amenities. Housing a bar, pizzeria, and restaurant, passengers are treated to a gastronomic journey as captivating as the surroundings. Furthermore, the ship, designed in the style of the old Illyrian ships, offers two decks, each serving as a vantage point for absorbing the unparalleled beauty of the Gulf.

A Tailored Itinerary:

Starting at 09:00 in Vlora, the day-long voyage sails under the morning sun. The first stop is Sazan Island, with pristine beaches and an old village to explore—bunkers, tunnels, and historic structures included.

Next, the ship heads to the Cave of Haxhi Ali, offering a mesmerizing view or an optional internal exploration via a raft for an extra fee.

The third stop is Saint Basil’s Bay, a leisurely pause for beach lovers with a restaurant serving local flavors.

The tour concludes at 18:00, leaving passengers with memories of exploration, relaxation, and coastal beauty.

Cost and Inclusions: At a cost of 30 euro per person, the cruise includes a ferry ticket, a delightful coffee and brioche pairing, free photos with the ship’s monkey and pirate, and port taxes. An extra fee of 17 Euros allows for a speedboat trip to explore the Cave of Haxhi Ali or the picturesque bays in Karaburun.

Additional Information: To enhance your voyage, arrive at the ship 20 minutes before departure, equipped with sunglasses, towels, and bathrobes. While there’s no onboard doctor, safety is a priority. Guests are encouraged to bring their own food and drinks if desired.