Albania will be closer than ever to British citizens who want to spend their holidays in our country. The company Ryanair, known for its low fares in every corner of the European continent, has announced that it is expanding one of its newest lines.
With the new airlines, the British will be able to go to what is known as the ‘Maldives of Europe’, starting from £20, writes “Ladbible” media.
Even in peak summer, British citizens can go for just £70.
“It’s a very exciting place and a place where we’re going to get stronger,” says the company’s CEO, Michael O’Leary.
‘Maldives of Europe’ refers to the town of Ksamil on the Albanian coastline. In Ksamil, foreign tourists will find white sand beaches, crystal waters and a piece of natural paradise thanks to 3 popular islands.
A British citizen who recently visited the town told this media how much accommodation in this destination cost her.
“We booked a two-bedroom apartment for just £190 for six nights,” she says.
Ksamil is not far from Tirana. From the airport it can take 4 hours to enjoy the wonderful beaches of the town.