Vlore Boat Tours
The Bay of Vlore is where the Adriatic ends and the Ionian begins, and the water changes colour accordingly halfway across. Speedboats leave the marina in the morning for the far side — a peninsula of limestone cliffs with no roads, no villages and no way in except by sea — and work their way along it through caves and coves before turning back in the afternoon.
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Boat Tours in Vlore — FAQ
How long is a boat tour from Vlore?
Half-day speedboat trips run four to five hours and cover Haxhi Ali cave, Sazan island and two or three beaches. Full-day guided tours of eight hours add Grama Bay and the Blue Cave further south along the peninsula.
How much is a boat trip in Vlore?
Shared speedboats cost €27–€45 for a half day and €69–€85 for a full day with a guide and lunch. Private boats for a group run €299–€419, and a six-hour private charter to the more distant bays around €350.
When do boat tours run from Vlore?
From roughly May to October, with July and August the busiest. Departures are weather-dependent: the bora wind can make the crossing to Karaburun uncomfortable, and operators cancel and refund rather than sail in it.