Had a great daybout, long and tiring but glad we went from Corfu. Sarande really does feel like Albanian riviera. The ruins we visited were interesting, thankfully well shaded by trees . Downside was not having much free time before catching ferry back. Our guide was lovely - Gregory and showed us where to get tri-leche cake which my hotel manager had recommended. Although it said lunch not included, it was.

Amazing trip. Fabolous views. And the skipper even gave us a free lift to town when we got stuck without a taxi at the end of the trip!..thank you very much .

Absolutely loved the trip! We got the public bus to Ksamil, (however would recommend renting a car / getting a taxi as the bus took quite a while). Ksamil was beautiful. Once back at Sarandë, we enjoyed a stroll along the front. There was quite a lengthy wait time at border control in Corfu but overall would recommend this trip!

The tour was OK but really a fast bus trip with various places of interest pointed out as the bus rushed past. It did even slow for a photo opportunity and pity those seated on the wrong side of the bus as they wouldn't have even seen much. Rhe worst part was that we discovered others who booked via other tour operators paid 30% less than us. A total rip off and I do not recommend. Shop around and get quotes. TripAdvisor is a rip off.

After an hour in a sardine tin (coach) we reached the harbor to find that we were on the smallest boat in the harbor with what appeared to be the most people on it. After near 2.5 hours we reached the area to swim in, to describe it ‘minestrone soup’ far too many boats in such a small space at the same time🫤 then onto a sea village which was also overcrowded & made a lovely place appear like a Moroccan Bizare😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫 then the trip back to that harbor & another hour stuck in a tin van on wheels. All in all although €40 it’s rearly a day off my life I won’t get back

Just got back from one of the best boat trips I have been on while on holiday. Amazing captain and crew on a family run boat, food was brilliant and well worth the price

Corfu is a great island to visit. The island is big. It needs a car or motorcycle. Beaches are various from rocky to sandy and are all beautiful. Small villages in mountains are worth stopping by. Old town is a must visit.

Tour guide alone was worth it. Ancient city is very nice and you get to spend some free time in Saranda. Lunch was also very good.

A full day boat trip well worth the money. Brilliant if you are a good swimmer, Only thing I would say is some of the locations you would want to be confident swimming in open water

Everything went as their promise. The personnel was helpful, kind and funny. The bbq was delicious. I recommend for everybody.

I did this boat trip for my birthday and had the best time! We stopped at two swimming spots and a beach, all only accessible by boat. The alcoholic drinks on board were cheap and the Greek BBQ was seriously yum with generous serves. The team made me feel extra special for my birthday and I had the best time!

Absolutely amazing experience, really made our day. The beach in Gouvia was not exactly desirable, so we took this trip to get out and see some cooler places and 'hidden' beaches. We had 3 swimming opportunities, each awesome. The staff were lovely, the views really beautiful, the food served was really delicious. Everything as promised, very highly recommended !

This is a great way to visit Albania for a day trip. The ferry arrives at Sarrande port where you have the option to remain in the town and relax by the pebble beach / waterfront or go on a paid excursion (€35 per person) to the archaeological site of Butrint. I would highly recommend doing the paid excursion. You get to spend a couple of hours exploring the site which is well protected and presented. Buffet lunch (vegetarian options available) is included at a restaurant on the way back to Sarandë. The buffet is basic but plentiful. Drinks are not included but are reasonably priced. Post lunch we had 90 mins spare time to explore Sarandë which was enough to see this town. The main issue with this excursion is that the immigration queue at Corfu port is diabolical. There are only 2 counters open to check everyone’s passports. So the queues end up being ridiculously long. We were picked up from our hotel in Gouvia at 0805, reached the port at 0820 and waited in the immigration queue for 40 min to board the 0915 ferry . The queue was equally diabolical on the return leg. So, yes, this is an issue with this trip but don’t think the tour operator can solve this unless Corfu port opens up more kiosks to shorten the queuing times. Thankfully, there are no immigration checks performed on the Albanian side. The ferry itself is comfortable, has drinks / food facilities on board and the staff are polite.

We arrived at the marina around 10am, set off at 10.20am. Food and drink were available (bring cash for food) throughout trip. There were 3 opportunities to swim in the sea. The second stop we were able to go onto the (stone) beach whilst the BBQ was being made. Spiros and family were very kind, helpful and enthusiastic. BBQ was amazing. Would recommend to anyone visiting (Be aware that by travelling north your phone will think you’re in Albania for roaming etc).

Was super fun swimming in different locations and jumping from the top of a double decker boat. Free water and soda, cheap alcoholic drinks at the bar, and they also fed us well. If you're not a confident swimmer, they also have pool noodles for everyone. I also highly recommend bringing a pair of swimming goggles, lots of stuff to see underwater. If you have the money to spare, also get some swimming shoes, in the shore we stopped at, the rocks were quite painful.