Albania is quite possibly Europe's trick of the trade. However it expands in fame every year, the nation is generally overlooked by travelers; many actually consider it a post socialist backwater (as though the world hasn't changed over the most recent 30 years).
However this is a place that is known for immaculate regular magnificence, with a rich history tracing all the way back to the old Illyrians and Greeks. It has turned into a strong number one of hikers searching for a reasonable, outside of what might be expected objective to investigate.
I totally adored my time visiting Albania. It's a nation brimming with great food and inviting individuals. I was so delighted that I expanded my visit.
Explorers and nature darlings can participate in all the climbing and journeying here, ocean side sweethearts have the Albanian Riviera along the Ionian coast, and history buffs can wonder about the country's uncrowded UNESCO locales in Butrint (an old Roman city), Berat, and Gjirokastër.
Albania is ok, with additional travelers visiting every year. I figure it will become as famous (and costly) as Croatia in the following two or three years, so visit now before the groups come.