Butrint National Park (UNESCO) – Guided Tours with Viktor
Butrint National Park is one of Albania’s most remarkable places. Ancient ruins, wetland nature, and layers of history going back over 2,500 years — all within a short drive from Saranda. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved archaeological sites in the entire Mediterranean.
Most visitors walk through and miss half of what’s there. With Viktor as your guide, you won’t.
What to See at Butrint
The park sits on a small peninsula surrounded by the Vivari Channel and Lake Butrint, right on the border with Greece. Inside, you’ll find a Greek theatre, Roman baths, a Venetian castle, early Christian baptistery, and Byzantine walls — all layered on top of each other across centuries of occupation and history.
Beyond the ruins, the park itself is beautiful. Wetlands, dense forest, and birdlife that draws nature visitors from across Europe. It’s the kind of place that rewards slowing down.
Why Visit with a Guide
Viktor has been guiding tours around Saranda, Ksamil and Butrint for years. He speaks 4 different languges English, Italian, Polish and Greek. He knows the history, the stories behind the ruins, and the spots most visitors walk straight past. The tour is tailored to you whether you want a deep dive into the archaeology, a relaxed walk through the nature, or a mix of both.
- 🏛️ Greek theatre, Roman baths and Venetian castle
- 🌿 Wetlands, forest trails and birdwatching spots
- 🧭 Personalised itinerary based on your interests
- 🚐 Transport from Saranda or Ksamil included
- 🎟️ Park entry fees covered
Getting There
Butrint is well located for visitors staying anywhere along this stretch of coast. It’s around 18 km south of Saranda, 3 km from Ksamil, and just across the water from Corfu. Many visitors combine a morning at Butrint with an afternoon at the Ksamil beach islands, Viktor can arrange both in a single day.
To book a tour or ask about combining Butrint with a Ksamil beach day, get in touch with Viktor directly.